Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-23
Mostly About People

3 All the newest fox trots and Waite
are included in the list
Mrs. c. B. Keiser of Pennsylvania lot
merly of Wilmington, was the guestNoi MI
and Mrs. T. Leslie Carpenter over the
weekend. and while here delighted the
of Trinity Church with her
beautiful singing.
The revival of such old time music
fayorites as eRobin HOOD" and 'Erminle,
has delighted lovers of the really musical
score. "Mikado." another of the musical
"old timers" was the inspiration tor
furorc of Oriental Dress and was whistied
and sung all over the land. The announce
ment of its coming production at the New
Century Club by the Glec Club oil west
minister Church has aroused great oeai
of interest, TO such an extent, that music
dealers say there is n steady demand LOT
the score.
Three rehearsals are held now, each
week, and the dramatic talent oi thS
caste is proving as marked as the musl'a'
ability
The Young people who will give the
.eNIikado'' are Yum-Yum, Mrs \. d.
Lewis: Pitti-Sing Miss Alice Jordan;
Peep-Bo. Miss Bernice Wagner; Nnnki-
Poo. Wellington : Butler; 1lsh- iush'
Marvin c. Crossan; ko-ko, James tnglc-
man: Pooh-Bah, Ramoth MITCHELL me
Afikado. Alexander Blair; katiSha' MISS
Jean McCaughan.
Among the new books listed at the
Wilmington Free Library Is The story
of the HuguenotS. as contained IN two
addresses made before the Huguenot
societies of South Carolina and Pcnnsyl-
wanna. by Colonel Henry \ du Pont.
Clifford Ashley will be the host for
dinner az the Wilmington Country Club
on Saturday evening followed by cards
at his studio.
Miss Sarah Townsend has charming
guest this week in Miss Virginia Sweatt q
Minneapolis. who has been at Palm Beach
for the winter.
Mrs William Fl Laird will arrive home
sometime this week
Judge ] Frank Ball and Mrs Rail have
returned from visi- to Atlantic CITY
Nfrs. Donald s. Ashbrook spent Moo-
dav and Tuesday IN Dover
Ms. William II Land Of South Orange,
\. J. has returned home after visit to
her sister, Airs Philip Cook, at Bishop,
stead.
T. Allen Hilles returned to Wilmington
YESTERDAY after a southern tour.
Mr.. and Mrs James D. Carter Of 1926
Van Buren street left Yesterday tor
Ocean CITY. Nj 10 spend several months
Mrs. James y. Ginns has been quite
i'll in a Philadelphia hospital for several
days
! Mrs Frederick William Curtis and the
/ Misses Curtis will remain IN the west un-
til May.
Mrs. Flov E. Booths class in parlia-
rnentary lsw of the Council Of jewish
! Women meets on Thursday at $50 o clock
in the Temple Of Truth.
The Wellesley benefit performance Of
The Dangerous Maid" Will take piact
tomorrow evening at The Playhouse
All Of the performers are stars and
{ large auutSllC6 II ~ obtIAANA'
Tomorrow evening IN Madeley NJ E
Church. Miss Grace Elizabeth Ssddler
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Sad
dler. and Elbert s Vose will be married.
with an informal rece ption al the ohurcl
following the ceremony.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Marshall Barton, &C
companied by their sons, Charles Mar
shalt and Randolph, went TO BalumOr
today to attend the Maryland bar me
mortal exercises for Major Randolp
Barton, an eminent lawyer of Baltlmors
and Mr. Bartons father, who died
Baltimore last Tuesday week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Carpenter, l3O
West Seventh street, announce the er
gagement of their daughter, Ethel n
70 William j. Bissmyer of this city
The date for the wedding has not bee
announced.
There will be no Lenten Bible class 0
Friday morning at Mrs. Felix du Pont
home The sixth and last class Will l.
held by DR. Stewart Tyson at MIR
du Points on Friday morning, Aprii 10
One Of the pleasant features of the Wes
minister Guild bazaar on Saturday will
! the assistance of Miss Agness Downey an
the presence of fortune-teller. TT
Easter flowers to be sold viii include man
; lilies. tulips, primroses, and other for
beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Rankin DAVIS of tf
Belmont apartments are being congratI
lated by their friends upon the birth OF
daughter Oh March Is
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