Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16


the Saturday morning receptions 10 OF
hcial Washington, while Tor her mt
mate friends Mrs Harding plans giving
teas twice a week
But White House parties will not end
here Ever S.acc the war Mrs Harding
has taken deep interest in the wcliaie
of war workers who ilnckCd To Washing
ton from all parts of the country, lonely
and almost fricndlcas This SITUATION
has continued. TO a certain extent, WIN
these workers remaining IA Government
departments Mrs Harding wants them
10 look upon the White House grounds
ms their own. aud for them she plans hold,
ing during the summer months seVcrai
garden parties Probably these entertain
ments viii rotate among the executive
departments, for the White House
grounds could not accommodate MI
government employees nj one time. NlrS.
Harding also plans special entertainments
m the White House and on the grounds
for disabled Veterans of the World war
still IN hospitals IN the vicinity OF WASH
mgton.
The Misses Draper arc spending
several days III New York City.
The Groupc de Wilmington Of the
Alliance Franchise met on Monday after
noon at the Misses llehhs school NJ.
Emile Nilcmln was the artist Of tho alter
noon, and proved very interesting
This evening IT the New Century Cluh.
the Bldc Rock ommuu,ty iuh VIII h"id
n St Patrick dance The patroncssrs arc
Mrs Thomas ] Alowbray, Mrs ko.ert
! ncvcrrn Mrs. Dickinson Mrs
Herbert Kerr, Alrs Lorcua Bradley, Mis-.
Caud Brown. Nirs Warner BrashoaiF.
Mrs Leroy Betty, Miss Marion DAVIS
Mrs Ora sutton and Mrs lugon" \.
Yates who is chairman Of the WAYS ahi
means committee st the club hc pro-
creds of ihc evening" will 10 usra for the
club building fund The following niue
girls Will assist Misses Harriet SafhicN,
Elizabeth Buck. Peggy Rhodes, Marlone
Thompson and Marjorie Johnston.
s party ~ mcmlcrs of tic Clavmont
Nomans Club Will H. to Marcus liook
today. Is attend = meeting az the Marcus
Hook Nomans q luh, which numherS
about FORTY members Those ln the party
MIL hc Mrs Thomas Alexander, rreSl-
drat 81 tie cluh, Nr~ Paul ktng, vlcc-
president: MIS- Elizabeth Speakmau,
chairman IL literature Miss tioleH
Spcakman corresponding secretary Miss
Xcliah Spcahman, recording SECRETARY
Mrs Gcorgc Bigger lr, Mrs fiaroid
Sheppard Mrs ComrgNs, chairmaa q
music
Miss Helen Spcakman viii take part II
the program oI the afternoon giNlHE aa
account of h,r tour through ltal. sAnriis
before the war.
The March meeting 81 the Colontal
DANES wa~ held 81 Nuuda, the home
ii Mrs James 4 Drspor n The Rev
Charles l. Candec oi Westminster
Presbyterian Church made aa address on
Pilgrims and Puutaus
Mr~ Frank q Talinaa IS in New Yorh
for several days
Miss Narv Stadtlmar was hostess AZ
~. Yesterday afternoon ia honor u Mrs.
Alfred Warner Armstrong lr of Detroit
Nrs Thomas v Miller fad IS her
r!..~- during tile l-sf Nc,k-cud Miss
Agate Er wi ot ~evtcblev IL lfoT whom
I sa, entertained at din4vr
/ Cards received Is friends 81 Mrs 4.
I y Warner. II vito IS on 2 western trip
accompanied by Miss Dorothy Warner.
/ Z, y of q delightful itincr4rv IL tr veI which
I has Inclu8,d Los hecs vh.rc Mrs
/ Warncr llsI.gd tic FIRE womln eiuh
hou~r She lad the plrasre Il meeting Mrs
/ 7 I CuWleS cX-pr,>lQcl3t L,aelll % tAe
/ Federated Women Clut-
/ The appointment II Colonel Thomas
" Miller as ctsfed.aa II alien property
u!H 1t course ncct~-.tate ii. effIccs bo. z ~
/ Washington Coloa-l and Mrs Miller
/ VII not at once move 1hrIr rcsIder" from
+ Wilmington. however Probably i Will be
/ next fall bef9re they nakt such ~laage
/ The appoiatmoat of Harry i RlIIany
! "a Wilmington ~ t3urth assistant post
! master gereral wi cause the removal Of
| Nlr and Mrs l}ailau> - Washington.
probably next wcee Thor removal will
| Ii. p cause for regret 20 tle large nuHher
| of freuds they have here
I Air and Mrs BIlrtuy have resided il
| Tile Donaldson ap. .rtmca1>, and have
! been devoted member. II unift 4urch
! Before her marriage Mrs Blllanv was
| Miss Anna l. job. son. of Washington. n
| daughter OF Chiei Engineer of The Navy
| Johnson. whose home on New Hampshire
| avcflIe was wcll known among the friends
| Of the family for rs hospitality and good
| cheer As consequence the removal 10
! Washington viii be he means Of renewing
/ 0 acquaintance - the capital city and
ir- Biiany grlhood friends viii give
/ 10 her and 10 Mr. BlIIany ver} hearty
/ welcome.
Mrs A. Folk du poot aGd Mrs Arthur
/ 3rochie Of Che-taat Ill who was her
! guest at Palm Beach. have returned
/ nome.
The meeting Of the Delaware society
/ of the Daughters of 1872 bold Yesterday
/ afternoon. with Mrs John II Moore,
/ l4Ol Gilpin avenuo - hostess, was one
Of the most interesting gatherings the
I organization has enjoyed Mrs Thomas
Mum. president presided over the
meeting. which ps.ord resolutions eu-
4 d0rsing the city charter bill he child
welfare bill, and other legislative bills
especially favored hy women The fol
lowing delegatns we're elected to the An
nuaI Associated Council Of the National
Society Of the S Daughters Of 1912
which viii be held III Washing on. DC.
April2G Mrs Thomas G Mum. Mrs Frank
! Bovnton Mrs john r Moore, Mrs
William X Reynolds, who vii be joined
by Mrs Munn's sister, Mrs ; + Hart
III Of New York The party Will 90 L
Washington in Mrs Frank ltoynton )
rar and Mrs Bomton win be Senator
aid Mrs l. Ilcisler Ball 5 guest, while
there Headquarters for the counclI vii
be tie Willard Hotel where the Rec