Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09
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nromises 10 establish something entirely
now in the way of entertainment IN VII
mington. .ho,
The plan was suggested by member
of tho Community Service and calls Tor | ne
continuation of the big community ceierr
hration to be given on the evening ol
February 2, in the Public BUILDING "ioll
with Robinson S band for music anu "
splendid program of tableaux ana sloglIs'
.,rs Of the r2Cst delightful patrlouc ceIg1 .n
bratiors ever staged in Wilmington VIII
take plaoe. Many of the womens COM
mittee are prominent club-women' OF
active in the woman's patriotic socleueS'
and il is expected the women's oTgaIlZ"-
tion of the city will gladly respond TO the
onnort,,nirv for offering TO the community
novel means of pleasure. ,o,o
The COLONEL Danes, Daughters ot 1917,
Dauohters of the American Revoluuoa'
New Century Club, Washington helgn,s
e,tury Club Richardson Park Olvlc Ciup;
J. hi Society, Elsns'e Civlc Gun ana
,hcr vomen's clubs will probably Keep
apeg house. while the men $ orgahlHatlons
too. will take part IN the arrangeineIiIS
for the dav. The various tribes of the
Rod Men will receive their friends on
Febrnarv %, and all of the chapters
Of the O. f. s. have responded gladly;
The New Century Club, by It's central
location. and membership of 600 or more,
will be an ideal center for such enter
tainment. while the Richardson fark
Civic Club viii give q patriotic program
The Delaware Branch Of the Inter
national Sunshine Society Will have sun
shine Hall attractively decorated Tor their
reception The entire plan IS suggestive
Of the former custom Of keeping open
Il Ffrh nRr
r1eated BY the patriotism Of desire to
express every good Americans admira-
tion for the Father Of his Country.
The plan for the entertanimen on the
evening Of February Il in the Public
Building makes hosts and hostesses TO the
CITY of the heads of the patriotic societies
a. the Colonial Danes Ia the oldest or
Cauization Of the kind in the city. Mrs
Frank 5 Garrett, representing the DANES,
Is chairman general and will be assisted by
Mrs Victor B. Woolley and Mrs. Peter
Wright Other representatives will be:
Colonial Wars, Christopher l.. ward
Daughters of the American Revolution,
Nrs' James Fl. Scott; Daughters OF 1912.
Nrs. Thomas Mum; Children Of the
American Revolution, Mrs William
Bond; Sons OF the American Revolution,
Charles A. Rudolph; Grand Army Of the
Republic. J. S. Lltzenberg G. A Fr1sh-
1nuth; Sons Of Veterans, Charles Runner,
Jr.: Daughters of Veterans, Mrs. A. /.
Clsvton: Society of Cincinnati, Leonard
wales: Spanish War Veterans Col Simon
P. Doherty; American Legion, Frank {.
Hughes.
A pretty feature Of the evening win be
s rainuet danced by boys and girls from
the Madison Neighborhood Association,
- . -
League. Il IS hoped the Orpheus Club
viii sing.
Robert Foreman. superintendent ~
buildings, will see that chairs are provided
for the entertainment.
Mrs. Thomas Mum spent yesterday
in SMYRNA. 70 attend the annual luncheon
Of the SMYRNA Twentieth Century Club,
Of which Mrs L. L. Arts is president.
Interest in the Shakespeare Song Cycle
TO be gwen in costume by the Opheus
Mixed Quartet. Edna Harwood Baugher
Loretta lie Pitre Strehl, Philip Warren
Cooke. Donald Redding, with Alton i !.
Dougherty at the piano, increases daily.
TIE. concert is under the auspices Of the
National Society OF the United States
Daughters OF 1912. and is for the benefit
NJ Child Welfare Work II Delaware. Il
yill be gwen in the ballroom Of the Hotel
du Pont, on Thursday evening, February
l.. with the title AN Old English Gar
den 10 serve as an inspiration for the old
English costumes which vii be worn.
When the concert Is over dancing viii be
enjoved with music furnished by the
Original Six orchestra. The idea Of
presenting a program in an appropriate
setting viii be afforded BY the old
garden scene. The Orpheus Mixed Quar-
tet has specialized in costume produc-
tions Liza Lehman's In g Persian
Garden" Is a veritable breath Of the
Orient, while in Gypsy Land Is a
glimpse Of Romany itself. The Personnel
Of the cast Is selected with view 70 stage
presence as well as vocal ability.
Mrs. Thomas Mum Is president Of the
Daughters Of 1912 and Mrs. William II
Laird is chairman Of Child Welfare Work
in Delaware.
Guests at the dinner which Mr.. and
Mrs Edward P. Rawle Of Overlook
gave before the Bal Nasque IL Philadel-
phia included Mr. and Mrs Martin L.
Walker Of this city.
Chignons are IL fashion again in Paris,
large, outstanding mops Of firm hair,
and with the advantage that for aveaing
they can be adorned by the jewelef as by
the IniDuer.
The chignon was launched at 6 fashion
able dance says the Continental DAILY
Mail, published in Paris. II consists
of a very large smooth roll Of hair set high
Al the back Of the head and kept III place
bv a comb just below it, 4 variation
consists Of two rolls set one above tile
other. one TO the right and the other to
the left, and this was completed BY two
richly jeweled combs set fanwise on
either side towards the Gears. Ore head
blazed with diamonds and eneralds
Mrs. James Salisbury ard bttle daugh-
ter, Ruth Anna, Of l4I3 Woodlawn ave
nue.. are the guests of Mrs Salisbury
sister, Mrs {. G Rahofegro, Jr.,iu Orange
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bailey Denham
have returned to Wilmington and re To-
Gated in the Belmont apartments, Adams
street and Park Place.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred /. du Pont arc at
Atlantic City.
Probably 10 retiring President ever
had 3 more coDgenial task than tie one
10 which Mr.. Wilson will torn afteI
leaving tie White House Tor his EeW
home. He and Mrs Wilson VIII bc