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SEAFORD ACORN CLUB.

The weekly meeting of the Seaford
Acorn Club was held Tuesday afternoon
As it was open day an unusually large
number OF the members were present
with many invited guests As it was
''red letter day" the subject was music,
In charge of Mrs. w. d. Stevens, who had
prepared most excellent program. The
meeting was opened by the singing OF
the club song, after which the business
session was soon dispensed with The
following program was rendered: "The
Daughter of the Regiment, by Dni-
zette, an Italian composer, Miss Agnes
Huston and Charles Van Leer; reading;
Death of Ettore Martini" and the
career of Nine. Pavlo Frisjh, Danish
soprano who has been giving artists re-
citals at the Peabody Conservatory of
Music, Baltimore, Mrs. Alexander Dono-
ho; song, America, the Beautiful, :"
sung by all; vocal solos, "At Dawn
ing" and "The Nigh tipgale Song" /"
Mrs. I. +. Thompson; patriotic songs,
''Star Spangled Banner ''Old Ken
lucky Home" Battle Hymn of the
Republic, Dixie" america" etc,
were sung by all present, accompanied
by Chas. Van Leer on the piano; duet,
Miss Agnes Huston and Chas. Van Leer,
Midsummer Nights Dream" by Men
delssohn, concert arrangement which
was a rare treat for everyone present;
piano solo, Miss Katherine Stevens,
First Movement Pathetique Sonata"
by Ludwig van Beethoven. The Sea-
ford High School Chorus, Misses Lola
Griffith, sigma Coulbourn, Eunice Shock
ley, Grace Coulbourn, Adele Van SAINT,
MesSrs. Thos. Moore, William Miller,
George Emery, William Dewitt and
Irving Carpenter rendered two very
pleasing numbers, accompanied by Prof
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SURPRISE FOR
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Donnellv
were given a surprise party by their
children this week at their home. 1924
Reed street, in honor of their twenty
fourth wedding anniversary. The even
ing. was spent in dancing and music.
Refreshments We're served in the din
ing room which was decorated in green.
white, and gold. Among the presents
received was silver set given by their
son.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. {. Donnel,y, Neal, Frances. Joseph
and Mary Donnelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. A. Mcmahon and son James Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Reardon and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Cremin, MIR. and Mrs. Maurice
Flynn, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Fannegan
and son Walter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Des.
mond, Misses Lillian Leonard, J J.Cremin
Hannah Cremin, Helena Cremin, Mary
Connell, Mrs. Nora Sullivan, Mrs
n. Prettyman and son, Miss Marga RET
Prettyman, Mrs. B. Welch, Miss Mar
garet Welch, Michael ,Healy, Mrs
Ward, Mrs. Meaghan, Miss Nina Lear
Miss L. O'Callahan, ]. Joyce, Georg,
Schoield, P. Fitzpatrick.
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MIDDLETOWN NEW
CENTURY CLUB

The Mddletown New Century Club
met Tuesday and had most interesting
program, "a Medley of Facts and
Questions" directed by Miss Ethel
Brady, which included the naming OF
the allied flags, geographical puzzle
and the guessing OF Illustrated songs.
1t was proposed to start sewing class
sometime in December under the In
struction of Miss Wood, demonstrating
agent Of Newark This will be a COM
munity class and will not be limited to
members.
Next Tuesday Rev. r.. S. Hodgson
of Odessa will speak to the club and
there will be vocal and Instrumental
music. Mrs Lee Pennington is chairman,
Last evening the Civic Club gave a
card party at the home Of Miss Metten.
Next Tuesday evening the Century
Club will give a dance at the Club
House, Kimmey's orchestra will furnish
music, and all plans are being made foI
the best dance ever given by the club
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student government associations that
hegan at Simmons College. Boston. on
thursday and ends today. The Wo-
mems College was particularly for
tunate In receiving an invitation to
send a delegate 10 this conference.
since the college ls not a member of
the association. Womcn's College can
not satisfy the requirements for sd-
mission as yet. not having had 20
members in the graduating ciass for
three successive years.
The students are exhibiting much
interest in the announcement of the
contest under the supervision Of the
Institute Of International Education.
Three prizes are offered for the beg.
essays on any one Of the three fol-
lowing subjects: The Open Door
Problem in China" How May Japan
Provide For Her Increas sing PoppIa-
ton Without Violating the Rights Of
Other States2" The Relations NJ
East and West. Colonies and settle-
ments Of the. Western Nations in the
/ Orient and Their Influence IN the De-
/ vcloDmcnt Of Oriental Peoples" Tbs
contest is open to any undergraduate
( student in any university or coiiegs
in the United States. AT essays must
be turned In by January !.
Shoe strings are on sale AZ tho vvo-
mems College for the benefit OF tho
Babies Hospital in Wilmington.
Marian Rodney. '2e. membership
chairman Of the WoTnen's College RED
Cross chapter. is assisted by an able
COMMITTEES: Esther Gentieu. %: Flor
ence Clark. "a: Eleanor Rush. "a:
Anna Marvf. "a; Nellie Marvil. %:
Sara Hatfield %; Mildred Holiday,
"a; Marjorie Burns. "a; Mildred Jes-
ter, "a; Pauline Pryor, "a; Ruth King,
20; Reba Russell. "a; Rose Roberts,
'23; Edna Cranston, "a: Nary Civil
son, %; Sara Lovett. "a; and Vera.
Edwards. "a. They are endeayoring
to secure 100 per cent Red Cross naenn-
: bership at the Wo.ae1's College te-
fore the close Of the roll call on
Thanksgiving.
The third OF the religious confer
erces held on Thursday evening
under the leadership OF DR.. Edgar
Jones. rector Of the Episcopal Church,
Newark. 0as largely attended. DIR.
Jones divided mis- subfece. What
Saves Ne From What I Ann" into
four main divisions: Sacraments, faith,
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High School Girls at University
BY Elsie Leonore wooleyhan.

Newark, Nov fs.--Thorc will be an
unusually large crowd Of students st
the Women's College 10 attend the
second number Of the artist series ths,t
VIII be held IN the auditorium Of Wolf
Hall at 8 O'Clock this evening. DR..
Raymond l.. Ditmars. curator OF rep-
tiles at the New York geological gar
Gena. and author OF several books
will lecture upon "Our Animal Friends
ard Foes" The senior girls of tho
Laurel and Seaford high schools viii
also attend this lecture.
Chaperoned by Katherine Stevens.
graduate Of the class Of 1921. Wo-
mems College, the following Seniors
from the Scaford High School are
spending the week end here: Elizabeth
Cannon. Mayne Richardson. Agnes
Lloyd. Virginia Vincent. Naomi F'rle-
del. Virginia Harrington, Lola Crit
fifth, Velma Williams. Florence Marvel.
Grace Coulbourns and Sigma coul-
bourne.
Bernice Hastings, also q graduate Of
the Women's College, ciass OF 1920
is chaperoning the following members
Of the senior class Of the Laurel High
School during their weekend visit ai
| the college: Mary Alltn. Ethel Pakcr
Ruth Collins. Sallie Galloway, Mildred
| Henry. Merium Holt, Eloise Rodne,
and BcUlah Thompson.
The visitors went by bus, along witt
Women's College students, to vii
minpton this afternoon to witness tn.
football game between the Universit,
Of Delaware and Pennsylvania Mill
tary College.
The Freshman class met on Tues
day evening for the purpose Of elect
iig permanent class officers for tn
year, 10 take the places Of the TEN
Iporary captain and sub-captaiI
Kathryn V. I4add. class captain, wa
unanimously elected president Of tn
Freshman class. This is the first tim
in the history Of the college that tn
Freshman captain has been niadc elias
PRESIDENT; Il is also the first time tha
any class president has been unan
; mously elected Margaret Black wa
rncsen vice-presiden. Olive kramei
secretary; Dorothy Num-, treasurer.
, The faculty and students OF the We
mems College participated in pro
gram given Tuesday afternoon at th
Newark New Century Clu'' The pre-
gram included a vocal SEQ by Mis-
Mamie Rohr, head Of the education de
partment, accompanied by Miss ilady
, Pratt. college librarian; an instrJ
mental duet by Miss Dora Wilcox. ir
z strlctor in music and Mise anne Rit
: class Of 1921; and violin solo
. Frances Wcrthington, "a.
9 The students are looking forwai
a with. keen anticipation TO the Thank
|, giving dinner that will be served
a the Women's College on Tuesday eve
|, ing at G o'clock. The girls will lea
!. on Wednesday at noon for the Thank
o giving recess.
r Governor and Mrs. William ID. Dc
ney, Judge and Mrs Watson tfarrin
: ton. and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Ridge
n uf Dover will be dinner guests
, Tuesday. The nonresident studen
. have also been invited 10 be presel
h for dinner on that night.
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Union Choir Surprises Me mber.

Last evening Miss Mary Morrison was
given surprise party by the choir of
Union M. f. Church in honor of her
birthday on Wednesday Following a
rehearsal, there were games and informal
music. Miss Virginia Shaffer, who sact-
ing as soloist at the revival meetings at
Union Church. sang solo. Miss Mildred
Green and Mrs. Harvey Sanderson
rendered piano solos. Later refresh
ments were served and Miss Morrison
realized that instead of entertaining the
choir the choir was entertaining her
when a huge heart shaped birthday
cake was presented on behalf of the
choir. About thirty guests were present.
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Thai sgiviux Social st Grace.

The Epworth League OF Grace NJ.
r.. Church will hold Thanksgiving
social In the Church House. Monday
night Each person is asked to bring
a donation TO help MI the baskets that
viii be distributed TO poor families
ON Thanksgiving. Miss Frances Riley,
the third vice-president of the league.
viii have charge of the baskets. A
similar party will be held Monday
afternoon for the children Of the Jun
~ League.
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tLrB WOMEN PROVIDE
MILK FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN

The milk service that is being pro-
yidcd by the committee on education
of the New Century Club will be
started IN four schools next Monday.
They are No. u, over Third street
bridge. Nos. ~ and &c. over Eleventh
street bridge. and No. % at Second
aud Just,son streets. About COO chill
dren have enrolled for the milk lunch
con.
The same grade OF milk will be used
as that dispensed in the health CEN
ters. The committee hopes il will prove
beneficial TO its little patrons.
The Committee on Education for the
New Century Club is composed of Mrs.
Anna r.. Bach, Mrs. c. T. Brigham,
Mrs. s. -. Townsend. Mrs. III. G.. Irons.
Mrs. Robert McClellon. Mrs. w. T.
Intsrlied. Mrs. Clarence Fraim,, Miss
Mabel Tslley. Mrs. y. ID. Warner.
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WOMEN'S CIVIC CLUB
OF RICHARDSON PARK

The Women's Civic Club of Richard
son Park met last Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs Walter Scott, 610
West Twcnty-ffth street. Mrs. Scott is
n former president and still an active
member OF the club. Mrs. Floy T.
Booth read paper on the life Of Robert
Louis Stevenson, and extracts from his
writing The paper was prepared by
Mrs. Nellie May Redmilc, and was most
fitting for Childrcns Book Week. Mrs
X. i. Hutt read paper on Current
Events. A parcel post sale was planned
to be held in the near future. The finan-
cial report from the recent dance was
most gratifying.
The club will hold the next regular
meeting December 6, at the home of
Mrs. Minos Lynch. The chairman OF
literature will have charge.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

Mrs. Laura Y. Mckay, chairman for
the month, will have charge of the Cur
rent Events meeting of the Washington
Heights Century Club next Monday
afternoon, Mrs. Wilbur Sasse will read
a paper on current events, and Mrs.
Joseph Hamilton, who visited Scotland
this summer with the Rotary Club, will
tell about her trip. Mrs. Clifford Man
nering will sing, with Mrs. Harry Glllis
as her accompanist. Miss f. Irene Rus
sell will give several piano selections.
Refreshments will be served by the
hospitality committee, of which Mrs,
Carroll Griffith is chairman The
bazaar held on Thursday was a decided
success
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Long Island, will attend the Army-Navy
football game.

Long Island, Will attend the Army-NAVy
football game.
Miss Matilda Van Trump is spending
the weekend with Miss Madeleine II.
Pierce at Hilltop Farm.
Miss Lenore Eastman and Henry
Eastman will arrive from Bucknell on
Wednesday to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays at home.
Mrs. A. d. Warner attended the
National Convention of Women's Asso-
Citations in Philadelphia as delegate
from the General Federation of Women's
Clubs. The meetings were most in
spring, representing as they did ten
million women, and thirty-twonatlonal
organizations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bayne Wheeler
III, of Atlantic City are spending the
week with Mr.. Wheeler's parents, MIR.
Wheeler is connected with the du Pont
Company.
Mrs. Charles Rowland of Bryn Mawr
will be the guest next week OF Mrs.
Susan II. Shearman. Mrs. Rowland was
one of the first presidents of the VIII
mington New Century Club.
Rev. J. w. r. Sumwalt returned last
night from Detroit where he was a dele
gate to the National Methodist Episco-
pal Conference.
Major Edward G. Bradford, Jr., and
Edward NJ. Davis left yesterday for
Boston to attend the Yale-Harvard
game.
William du Pont has box at the an
nual horse show in New York this week
This is the thirty-sixth annual exhibi-
ton of the National Horse Show Asso-
citation of America.
Mrs. Albert G. Fox of Plandome, Lone
Island is visiting her mother, Mrs. H9ey
of Dover. This afternoon she will enter
tain at bridge at the Dovet New Cen
tury Club in honor of Miss Phyllis
Ridgely.
An engagement recently announced
and of interest in Wilmington is that
of Miss Katharine Patterson Boyd
daughter of Mrs. Lloyd Tilghman BoyC
of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to William
| Clvde Morehead. also of Milwaukee.
Mrs. William c. Press is improving
after an attack of the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred |. du Pont ar,
in New York atteding the horse show
Marshall Walen, of Rockford, Mass.
is visiting Edward NJ. Davis, of Rocl
Manor.
Miss Suzanne Murphey will not com,
home from Low Haywood School a
Stamford, Conn, for Thanksgiving
but will meet her parents, MIR. and Mrs
Franklin ]. Murphey, in New York
and with them will Witness the Army
Navy football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Pietsch, formerl,
of this city, now os Atlantic City, y. j
daughter, Miss Nan G. Pietschl t
i Ernest u Wakenei Oh syracuse, ".
No date has been set for the wedding
Mrs. Findlay Van Lear is at Atlanti
City for the rest of this month.
Miss Dorothy Walker gave sever,
dinners and luncheons this week
honor of her guest, Miss Alice Bowlin
of Scranton, Pa.
Miss Henrietta Dodd Hopes an
Miss Emily Van Lear will come HON
next Wednesday for the holidays. The
are attending Holton Arms in Washing
ton, D. c.
Miss Josephine Wales, who is st,
dent at the Miss Spence School IN Ne
York, will be home for the holidays.
The Misses Eleanor Teller and Rut
Carroll Of Granogue are spending I'll
week end with Miss Mary Mcdonald, (
100- Clayton street
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WOMEN'S AID, p. r. r. SYSTEM

Mrs. Edward MacIntyre, superln-
tendent of the Maryland division, p. X.
r. Womens Aid, will hold staff meet
ing Tuesday November %, at 2 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. w. s. Miller, 9l7
Van Buren street. In connection with
this meeting, Mrs. Miller general chair
man of arrangements for the bazaar,
will hold final meeting with the chair
men OF the various committees work
ing under her
All the committees are working hard
for the success of the bazaar to be held
all day November 30, at the New Cen
tury Club Luncheon and supper will be
served. There will be tables for cards
in the afternoon and evening, and music
for dancing will be provided.
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NEW CENTURY CLUB
CURRENT EVENTS

Mrs. Frederick Kniffen will have
charge of the Current Events at the
New Century Club next Tuesday morn
ing. Mrs A. ID. Warner will speak on
THE Tercentenary. Mrs. Charles
Rowland, former president of the
club will read paper on Great Britain
and her Colonies" Miss Mabel S.
Haley will give several piano solos.
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Harrington New Century Club.

The Harrington New Century Club
held its regular meeting in the club
house last week. Mrs. Garrett G. Har-
rington presiding. The meeting was
opened with singing "Our Delaware" :"
Mrs. l.. G. Marhert, chairman of the
program for the day, was unable to
be present. Mrs. Lorenzo JONES gave a
solo. Plans We're made fer chicken
and waffle supper, to be held in the
near future.
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0ynod G ues u Z nioy Visit

TIE guests who attended the meetings
Of the Episcopal Synod held here This
week expressed their appreciation Of the
smooth and systematic way in which
everything was done. Not only was the
lrrsohal hospitality most gracious, but
the luncheon st the Hotel du Pont were
most delicious. Many remarked on the
beautiful and efficient way in which
Wilmington received the delegates from
the other States in the Third Province
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Y. w. c. A. NEWS.

The Blue Triangle Boosters Club
held a successful dance on Thursday
evening.
Supper will be served at the club
rooms tomorrow evening from. 5 until
$50.
Mrs John A. Stevenson, chairman of
the World Fellowship Committee, has
completed her series of talks on
World Fellowship.
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Jewish Wo me MS Card Party.

The Council of Jewish Women vii
give card party Monday at p. IN. in
the Queen Theatre Building. Prizes
will be given to those making the highest
scores. The women who do not play
cards are asked to bring their sewing.
They will be allowed to draw for prizes.
Mrs Harry Topkis is chairman of ar
rangements.
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Birthday Party for Child.

NJ. S. Garfinkel, the one-year-old son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Garfnkel of 212 King
street, was given birthday party re-
Gently. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Falbaum, Master Fall
baum, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barsky,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levy, Miss T.. Levy,
James Logullo. ID. Hirshman, Miss r.
Dannenberg, Miss T. Dannenberg. /.
Dannenberg, Miss +. Taylor Mrs
Brickner, Masters y! and L. Brickner,
Miss +. Brickner, Miss f.. Levitan,
Misses ID. and +. Garfnkel, Miss NJ.
Coleman, Miss Elinor Garfnkel, A. ~.
and Milton Garfinkel.
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Delaware WOmen's Clubs

and Mrs. Leon Cannon are chairmen of
the fancy goods table. Mrs r. j.
McAllen and Mrs. Victor Lewis are
chairmen of the apron table. Mrs
Howard Hardesty and Mrs. William
Truitt have charge of the ice cream and
Mrs. Enos Wright and Miss Minnie
Elliott have charge of the bread and
cakes. Miss Mildred Morgan and Mrs.
Millard Macklin will direct the candy
table.
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BRIDGEyILLE TUESDAY
NIGHT CLUB

The members of the Bridgeville Tues
day Night Club are making elaborate
plans for bazaar to be held the after
moons and evenings of November % and
26, for the benefit of the club. Mrs
&. p. Williams is general chairman.
Mrs. William Cannon, Mrs. Lee Culver,
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COLONIAL DANES.

The Colonial Danes met Monday with
a good attendance. Mrs. William +.
Sellers read an interesting paper on the
Plymouth Celebration, which she at
tended this summer. Extracts from
letters from other groups were read.
Following the business meeting tea was
served.
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Wnmington y. p. b.

The Wilmington Young Peoples
Branch of the W. c. r. T.. will hold the
regular monthly meeting Monday at
the home of Mrs. Allison, 523 West
Seventh street. This will be the
Thanksgiving meeting.
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BelIpfOntp Ladies' Aid.

The Ladies' Aid of Bellefonte NJ.
f. Church will hold its regular month
~ meeting Tuesday, November 22, at
2.30 at the church. Mrs. Samuel
Camperson will preside.
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Leonard Torbcrt at the piano, and Miss
Katherine Stevens, as leader.
DELAWARE BRANCHI.S. IS.

The regular meeting Of the Delaware
Branch Of the international Sunshine
Society will be held Monday evening, at
8 ut the home of Miss Ella Hance, 40j
McCabc avenue. A full attendance is
desired
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Donation DAY Al Deaconess Home.

Next Tuesday Will be Donation Day
at the Deaconess Home 307 West
street. Gifts Of vegetables. groceries,
canned or fresh fruits. and other sup
plies will bs welcomed.
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Harrison Street standard Bearers.

The Harrison Street Standard
Bearers will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Irwin Borer at Bellefonte, this evening
instead Of Monday evening as usual.
The members are asked to take the
7.30 Chester car.
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student Government.

Marian Hatfield, %. president Of the
Women's College Student Govern
ment Association. left on "Wednesday
to attend a conference of the various
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Miss Henrietta Dodd Hopes and
Miss Emily Van Lear will come home
next Wednesday for the holidays. They
are attending Holton Arms in Washing
ton, d. C..
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Mrs. William X. du Pont gave a small
bridge party Thursday afternoon for her
daughter, Pauline.
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Major Edward G. Bradford, Jr., and
Edward Nj. Davis left yesterday for
Boston to attend the Yale-Harvard
game.
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The Christmas shop, which has been
such decided success all week, will
,losc this afternoon. The proceeds will
hc given to charity.
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Rev. ]. w. r. Sumwalt returned last
night from Detroit where he was dele
gate to the National Methodist Episco-
pal Conference.
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William du Pont has box at the an
nual horse show in New York this week.
This is the thirty-sixth annual exhibi-
ton of the National Horse Show Asso-
citation of America.
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Among those giving dinners before
the Bachelors Dance next "Wednesday
will bc Mrs. Robert Richards who will
give large dinner for Miss Julia Elliott,
and Miss Polly Hoffeckcr, who will
give n small dinner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Hoffecker,
Miss Polly Hofiecker and their guests
over Thanksgiving, Mrs. Charles s.
Nicsley and John Niesley of Manhasset,
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Mrs. William c. Press is improving
after an attack of the grip.
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Miss Josephine Wales, who is stu
dent at the Miss Spence School IN New
York, will be home for the holidays.
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Miss Dorothy Walker gave several
dinners and luncheons this week in
honor of her guest, Miss Alice Bowling
of Scranton, Pa.
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Mrs. Pierre Gcnticu who has been
seriously III at her home with pleurisy
was reported today as improving.
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An engagement recently announced
and of interest in Wilmington is that
of Miss Katharine Patterson Boyd,
daughter Of Mrs. Lloyd Til9hman Boyd
of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to William
Clyde Morehead, also of Milwaukee.