Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Mostly About People

!. ,,;n soon have an opportunity TO cast
as;de the sober mien suggestive OF the
seasons reflection, Beginning with the
Charity Ball on March 2S, nearly every
evening is filed with some dance or othcr
social affair. ,,.or
First and foremost always, the Faster
Charity Ball on the evening OF March -
will be closely followed by the bankers .,l anu
Brokers club dance ON March 81. opfh-
ING APRIL with the appropriate sunshine
of it's well known cheer, the sunshine
Society will give card-party IN the du
Barr,. room of Hotel du Pont, Then on
,nrii M the New Century 1lub, TWO
charming Wilmington members oi the
Smith tlumnac, Miss Mildred simpson
and Miss Miriam Hawkins, are sponsor
Coz = dorce To benefit the Smith endoW-
,nent fu,d Miss Esther Bancroft song
rnc;t,l follows at the New Century on
Apr;l : NJ the same time the Order OF the
Eastern Star takes up the social nan ana
kecns II whirling with dance ny -
John' : Chapter at the Hotel on Al'ili T.
and ono hv Julia NJ. Story happier on
I7ril : which brings the crstWhilc penn.
-. ~, 20 AnrIl &. when the climax oi
,nril yaietv will be found in he bcautiiu!
Military Ball. for which Mrs B"Aaid
\shhrook is chairman general j,
Still more of dancing follows, WIN
,l,rcn in the Hotel du Pont ballroom SCI
for April Is. for the benefit q the eli'S'ey
(rrd and directed by Mrs frank g.
lIIghes y Wellesley graduate The ong!n-
n - will furnish the music tor TINS
latc-t o,nounccd affair and patroncSScs
.,sloJ ~ serve are Mrs Arthur NJ. Land,
M lanes Bailv. Mrs John ]. Raskoh'
Mrs William G Blatz, Mrs Hamilton
Bradshaw, Mrs. II Fletcher Brown
Mrs W. d. Denney, MIS- Eugene r
d,I Pont. Mrs +. Paul du font' MIS- MIS-
\. ID. Warner. Sr.. Mrs Mrs \ =. Var
ncr. .Ir.. Mrs. James : SnriinS' MlS.
Charles Warner, Mrs Waiter stewart
, Brown.
Mrs l. 2. Mode entertained A bridge
vcStcr,lav aftcraoaa q her residence p
the PclyclcEc anartmrnt,
ii, NIar.s Rctts has gnG' ,o NanGa-
t,,r,. C,.a.. "a .rrvc a maid oi hoaor ~
tho sldl Il Mis- MarFcrN "ooiS'h
Il J.h. n~rtn q ihiaG,iPhia
" \ir-. George NoolNon and
Noaloal formerly resided m
U;Ir,,,,r.a, whrr, the latter wcTo pu-
nj, j. lrirad, School
,o 1. 81, moro modest and moro be-
] .
,,,.,.- ,t,tErs cxnre-sed In the sopho-
-. ,l.s. Il smith College took shane
~ t..l..,-, ,how held ii tho ~iude"i>.
s,;l. which lll yoIaE women ~
IL. ..,.l..,, entered thciy tavorltc gowns
-lL. ...o-fu.titlaa Was limited ta CoW"S i"r
..ftcreoan and evening occasions hht many
Girls c..,,lr with clothes pat Werc heId r.
IL, NOR, nearly appropriate Tor SIf'F'
,v..sr and were ruled ont \ Prize was
,f.Trd by I)r. joel + 1'oldth"ait "'
i'd>.u
Ia ~tIdcat-compctit"r~ were tl.i,
,,-,, uaouik5.> wearing the gowns tha'
they la entered for the pFIzr. "alhin !
..r-5-,. ,br stage before a numerous ana
c-,t.r4' audience. and turning tins way
g-d ,hat On low platform Tor better
,,.s.,Ia,- then seating themselves IA ~
..rn2-chair and repeating the moves i'tloFe
passing ou:.
suitability and bccominguces. ~" judge
of whom three were undergraduates 8 lo''nd
thcir choice. difficult 10 makc. After ScN-
,-ai re--xhil,it~ tho FIRST award Vas gwen
IL a rirl Of the Last, CarolTn Hinman 81
n. OranCc. \ j.. d senior, Win he.hni-
ahla maqtioa for representative o. 'he.
Aiid4lc West IN Dorothy hickman oi
I.afavcttC. Ind, another senior
Each wore al evening gown, INC Prize
winner being a white lace dreSs WIN
Jade green girdle and tram Mss MN
man wore = lowered white tafieta WIN u
very full skirt and simple bod4ce
Mrs William Belts viii return 'onof-
row from Boston. where she has i'e' q
visiting relatives.
Wilmington members Of the Wellesley
College Alumna n Association are IneetinE
..:.uca success In the sale OF tickets iol
re hrucft performance Of 4 Dangerous
Maid til comedy with music 70 b'
ai,-e, Ly the all-star caste ~ he Flay
Io,f.g on March "a The list oi actor
includes such wcll-known rames .
Amelia Bingham. Ada Meade Juliet Day
Crtight ~ Hale. and others
NIara.c1 james y Ginns Of Tho Play
house h..> courteouslv gwen ms atteEtioI
:, the nlans. with the result that d bannc
benefit is anticipated. Miss barbara :
Rsch who x a member oi the 1916 class o
VellesIay.is serving Is chairman, with the
assistance OF Miss Charlotte MailistiY
al.-. !, graduate Of Wellesley. ms state
aas ab9ut>20 graduates and other~ inter
aSfed and one and all are determined t
make the benefit 2 rOuslng success. Mem
hcrs of the Alumnae are IL charge oi TIT
sale of tickets, which may be eXchangeC
II the PLAYHOUSE for reserved seats
Wellesley graduates in Delaware are Mrs
Charles Warner. Mrs James c Andrews
Mrs. Josiah Wolcott, Mrs. Erp of Dover
Miss jeanette Eckman. Mrs. Waiter ;
Brown. Mr.. William Prickett Mis-
Josephine Prickett, Mrs. Frank {
Hughes. Mrs Frederick T. Ashton. MIS-
Narv de You. Miss Arpa Pittman. Mis-
Iorena Blizzard Mrs Chester VI Wells
Mr. James :. Stirling Mrs Richard Col
ins. Miss Winifred Bach, Miss Charlotte
MahafTv, Miss Barbara Bach Mis-
Watson.
Mr.. and Afrs. B. Frank Taylor re
Gently returned from New York wher
thev were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Harry Menoecke Mrs. Menoecke will b
remembered as Miss Leah Garrett OF TIN
city.
Mrs. r. B. Vending Of 2520 Nai
.uren street, who has been quite Ill, l
~ improving
Mr. and Mrs George L. Fritz Of Holl,
( have Just purchased new home o.
81 Nineteenth street and expect Z
I'd possession Of il sometime IA the nea
re
fter spending few days with he
.ohter Mrs. Frank Manchester, Mrs
l.asev has returned TO her nome Ia hen