Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11

way for right ~ hC might. there was III
Stitutcd IN Wilmington an organlb"'""
called "Scntincls Of Service. nc ii'tiii
lirr~ were very Young girls who desire"
t. DO their bit and IN order to be ht' tntN
nrcparcd themselves IN many ways !"
met emergency calls Most of these giIls
are now away at school but thelr at'l
Younger sisters have taken up th'
''ScntipclS of Service work and NJ tnV
request of Mrs William Speakman, chair-
man for Delaware of the American Star
sale as spoppics for remembrance on
Memorial Day. they have banded 10
rcther ready to sell poppIcs ard inrth'F
aId brave France r.,
Miss Mary Adair leffcriS, the gifted
Nmme daughter Of Mr.. ard Mrs. VICTOR
.leforiS oi Wavasct Park, Is chairman ''
the "Scrtrcls whose roll comprises
Misses Grace Walker. Henrietta Mace
Betty Fletcher Ruth Speakinan' NlaIy
R4rrhuS lane Knox. Esther Settle. l|ouiS'
\nre Elliott Matilda NanInmp'
1ieqear Catharinc Burnett, Helen
Virginia Turner.
yorng girls will sell under Mrs
-a ~, 5 direction 2.Ulu PoppleS y zoe
"ia lad, m France The small popplcs
fraI. .i.I houtonnicrcS the large ones
81 a-.. .er making memorial wrcaths.
work for tubcrcular patients at
H.rst s. eae been Of such au Cncourag-
81. .t.fr. t.at the suggestion the Farm
.tt l>- ta close unless dehclt OF
lrfa ta,>ed a once must Inclte l)cla-
..- +, immediate action concerning
.r ta splendid restitution Miss
p Bi~-en president Of the ANTI
Tghe-,.if..-.~ ~oeictv and her hoard have
vI,s., S .ln-clhsh service 50 long that the
c,n,rll puhhc is apt 10 rely upon these
br..t uorur,, t. meet the crisis IN affairs
v,tsett ~lauldcring rs II should. the rc-
IS -.ilift> Tor the deficit
IL,s. F4rm has been all its name I'M
,,t,.~ 4.i Il Is certain that Delaware can
lit .foul ID allow It's doors 70 close
4 ..d Mr. Nfr,d dc Ropp have
Bail,N huu~s. IT Riverview and
.Ncut.cS. NIr dc Ropp was Miss
.-, san Francisco Mr. DC Ropp
LII ii Baron dc Ropp }olgian
f.s.r and i connected with the
a5a Chcmlcal Company at Marcus
II.,N
lte, F KCCvin, pastor Of the y 'St
rr PRESBYTERIAN Church, Of New York
r,entIoncd m connection with the
Aluier4farShip of the l35d Assembly,
.h,liat Winona Lake, Indiana next
sI nr kcgwin VIII he remembered -
-4n II the former pastor of West lro~-
,trriau Church. whose name he bear
nd Is one ~ tie ahc>t clergyman oi that
denomination He attended school here
and went from Wilmington t0 the h'oloC-
scal Seminary. and has beer stationed for
several vearS in New Nork at the hcad
one Of the most active progressive
...ncrcgations 81 Manhattan
Madame Lanelols Of Quebec Canada
the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Nliiiam
Rer
The second Ladies Day of this season.
sI.r.iav 81 the Wilmington Country club
ua~ a great success 4 large number 81
.a~llo,allc folk were out To enjoy tn
per.crt weather eat luncheon and play
cards or rs.i
Mr. and Mrs CharicS e Holaday have
.percd Their country home n Chadd ;
Pond "a Tor the summer
81 and Mrs George Staples Of Mon
T. Ctuada who are lD Wilmington idl
r. Icing pleasantly entertMne,
.tI. te~e Thcy trc now the guests q Nr>
Vf4 Harrington who entertained y
"Wednesday evening Mrs. tIlghmaI
f,te,. entertained II cards Tor fh'
RS and ia Thursday Mrs Edward
Be,t> ua- hostess Al IN uforma
tne-Irc p thcir horror Last cveDln]
d-- TIlchman Johnston cHtcrtaoed +"
Nl aaa Mr. Staples
Tho annual meeting Of Tie Needle WorI
tuld ~ America held IL Philadelphia q
tHe BcHevue-~tratford Hotel was a
,a,,,.r.rr event Mrs Truman Ncwberr
tsea a.tionai president presided over u
e-trefuelv Interesting SeSsloI 81 tie con
trrerce. Mrs. George FJie- Baker enter
toned the delegate, with an elaoorat
reception of beautiful arrangements. q
winch the guests discussed IN groups tn
various activities Of the Guild
The Wilmington NeedleWork GIill
was renrcse' ted bv Mrs Joseph T HIlle-
Mr. William G. Coke Mir Walter ;
Tavler Mrs Robert Il Maris Mrs As
: Williams The Wilmington member
returned from the Philadelphia gatherln
highly enthused and q spring meeting o
unusual interest will be called soon b.
the president Mrs William II Fem.
The caro- party to be gwen tomorroy
~ the New Century Club for the benefi
- the Homeopathic Hospital viii be Il
charge of the following committee from
tho Junior Board Mrs. Chas J.. PctzC
chairman Mr. Joseph Warfcd Mis-
Catherine Markley. Mrs Shanley Prousc
Mr., Harry + Pennock, Mrs i ! Rice
Mrs Julian Adair. Mrs r G Patterson
Mn William Kirk Mrs Frank Piersof
Mrs bred WYATT Mrs Garrett McDowe
Nirs Cec, Weaver
The prizes arc beautiful table cover
and there is a prizc for every table Th
women who arc Interested are deeply cor
cerued u AL matters touching tho man
tenancc and upkeep Of the hospital re
freshments viii to- served.
Mr. ari Mrs William Wi6der Lair
harc bcrr tie guest, II Mrs Peyt"
CraIehill At Lcaoburg \a. who accom
panied them home for visit
Mr. and Mrs. Walter n Laird wh
spent the greater part Of the winter
Florida and later visited Mrs. Laird
mother and sisters in Nashville Tenn
and III Alabama are expected home TODAY
Mis-, Jane Marvel and Miss Ellzabet
Holladay spent the week end at Pott,
town Pa They also attended q dance q
Hill School
,r Crrot4 T.fIcrer,r Hart i ,,ropi,Io,