Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-28

The presence of Miss Emma Worrell,
after over years confinement IN SICK
room, was n notable feature of the after
noon, Miss Worrell being the center of
affectionatc interest for oil present.
Word was received by cable from Miss
Susan Brassington yesterday of her sale
arrival in England.
Mrs H. L. Evans is spending the week
end in Baltimore.
Mrs. Henry II. Miller, Miss. Mabel
GRAY and Misses Zaidie and Tevis Miller
are spending tho weok-ond at Ocean CITY,
n. j.
Mrs. Elzina Howels, of Washington,
who is prominently identified with the
social life of the capital, is the guest oi
| Mrs. L. b. Jones until Tuesday.
Guests of DIR. and Mrs Alban Richey
| next week will be DR.. and Mrs, Frank
| b. Reazor of West Orange, N. J.
| A charming little honor guest was Miss
Jane Douglass, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Douglass, 90 the occasion
| of her tenth birthday, Wednesday, when.,
| Mrs f. Z. Jones entertained a group ot small
| girls at her apartment IN the Martln
| Lane house A beautiful frosted birthday
! cake, many games, and such happy, 'iine
/ ms this hostess always provides, made tne
afternoon one of pleasure to the h''le
| people.
! The marriage of Miss Caroline Gibbons
! Tatnall daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Henry
! Iea Tatnall of 1900 Rodney street,an Lee
f, Sparks. Jr., will take place June u, at
| 4. 80 O'Clock, at Trinity p. +. Church. l)r.
/ Frederick M. Kirkus will perform the
! marriage ceremony.
| MANY happy times are scheduled IN the
near future for the graduation class Oh
| Tower Hill School. Yesterday afternoon at
| Naaman 's-on-the Delaware, Miss Lonore
I, Eastman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| III. n. Eastman, I10l Delaware avenue,
who is a member Of the Senior class, enter
! tanned her classmates at tea.
| Today. Miss Elizabeth Van Gelder
] daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Van
/ Gelder is hostess for luncheon IN honor OF
| her class. !,
Class dav viii be observed on June 9 and
| on the evening of June 10, which is gradu-
| alton day, there will be q dance. Miss
| Maybelle Coppage, the young daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs b. u. Coppage, is member
| Of the Senior Class.
| Mrs. Robert Penington is visiting In
| New Jersey for several days.
| Mrs Norman p Rood is spending the
weekend at Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. Charles Gawthrop of New York
will arrive SOFA to visit relatives here.
Mrs. Newton B. Richardson of New
burg. n. Y, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. William ]. Isckey, 40S West twenty
third street. Mrs. Garret II. Wilson Of
New York City has been Mrs. Lackeys s
guest, also This weekend MIR. and Mrs.
1ackev and Mrs. Richardson are spending
at Easton, Md, where Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred B. Mason are entertaining house
party at their summer home.
Plans for the Adolf Bolm Ballet and
Little Symphony performance at The
PLAYHOUSE on June are now complete.
A number of prominent women who are
interested In the Homeopathic Hospital
viii serve as aides throughout the evening
During both performances the check room
| will be In charge of Mrs. Reeves ID.
! String: at the matinee, Mrs. J. Asa Adair,
Mrs. Harrison W Howell and Mrs. ). G.
! Frederick viii be In charge of the follow
ing aides: Misses Betty AdaIr, Ellen
. Boyd. Katherine Boyd, Martha Beaden-
kopf, Marcia Co.zalan, Eleanor Cohalan,
Marths Grubb, Elizabeth Groome, Betty
Huxley, Alice Huxley, Mary Lackey,
Anne Nields, Ann Pennock, Henrietta
Mace, Betty Stirling, Janet Stirling, Esther
Seaman, Hope Spare
At the evening performance Mrs. VIM.
". Pusey, ID, Mrs ]. Merrick Horn and
Miss Helen McCaulley viii be IN charge
of the following aides: Misses Marion
Belts, Elizabeth Boyd, Florence Crichton,
Genevieve Frantz, Alice Finn, Elizabeth
Hastings, Christine lszard, Elizabeth
Holladay Juliet Mace, Anna Negendank,
Marion Negendank, Frances Patterson,
Mary Rupert, Anna Rupert, Amy rupert,
Margaret Richardson, Margaret RltchIe,
Frances Sellers, Alice Satterthwait, Mil
dred Simpson. Ruth Anna Taylor, jean
nette Thomas, Helen Thomson, Esther
Wilson, Ada Witherow, Mrs. n. w.
Howell. Mrs Thomas ". Harris
Candy will be sold at both performances
! with Miss Elizabeth Pyle as chairman of
candy committee.
Adolf Bolm s name and achievements in
the fine art of the ballet, both as a dancer
and as choreographic director, are too well
known TO frequenters of the Metropolitan
Opera to need extended comment He was
the first of the now world-famous Russian
Ballet to appear outside of Russia, when,
as leading male dancer, he accompanied
Pavlowa on her first European tour. He
was also a member Of the first Diagileff
Company. which took Paris by storm,
and later appeared IN New York at the
Century Theatre His present organiza-
tion of ballet lntime" is ideally suited
10 an occasion such as this
Mrs. Harold Perot Keen Of Kynlyn,
Bellevue, has returned from visit TO her
sister, Mrs Paul Gillespie, IN Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Cannon, of Summit
Bridge, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Helen A. Cannon, to
Richard II. Piehler, of Dolgeville, ~ Y,
on Thursday morning, May 10, in New
York, in the chapel in the City Hall The
bride is a former employe of the Atlas
Powder Company and granddaughter Of
the late Jacob and Regina Degen, a we'll
known family of Summit Bridge. The
groom was q former Inspector of the
Harlan ship building company of Will
mington.
Miss Marguerite Milliken was the last
weekend guest of Miss Elizabeth Walker
at the Woman's College, Newark. Miss
Milliken led the y. w G. A. religious sery-