Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-14

will spend the summer in France
Miss Katharine Thompson and James
/ w. Thompson will sail in July for England,
where they will join Mrs Henry b.
Thompson and Miss Eleanor Thompson,
who sailed last week.
| Mrs. Jane Pennewill has returned from
Milford where she attended the Episcopal
| Convention.
Miss Elizabeth Dure has returned to
| Washington after two weeks visit to
her sister, Mrs. L. Scott Townsend
The marriage of Miss Virginia Maie
| Conawav and Nolan II. McGonigaI, both
| of Dover, took place in New York Satur-
| day Miss Conaway, who has just re-
| turned from q years visit in California,
resided in Dover many years and taught
in the Dover public schools for several
| years, first teaching grade work and later
| domestic science. She is q sister of DIR.
Walt p. Conaway, of Atlantic City. Mr..
| McGonigal is a member of the real estate
firm of j. r. McGonigal & Son. They will
reside in Dover
4. successful rummage sale for the bene-
1 hte VI tt1t W tift~ltN &ahtGt tuUti WIS iltfd
| in Church Building yesterday and today
| by Misses Winifred and Barbara Bach.
Mrs. William X. Reynolds will enter
tain the Delaware Society of the Daugh-
| ters of 1912 on Tuesday, May "a, at her
| country home near Harvey Station.
| London is considerably stirred over the
| announcement that Miss Megan Lloyd
George, daughter of the shifty Prime
| Minister of Great Britain is engaged to
marry Sir Philip Sasson, her fathers
private secretary. Probably the friends
of the Wehshman are more delighted than
disappointed that his daughter is not to
wed one of her own people from the little
island, for Sir Phillip is regarded as one
OF the best matrimonial catches of Eng
| land He is one of the very ablest
of the younger men in England; for his
| age he is reckoned as being without peer
He is or indeed will be enormously rich
The family wealth being likened relatively
to the Rockefeller holdings here. Sir
Phillip is deeply interested in politics and
1T Is said that he is already regarded as
prime minister in embryo and stands
high in the esteem of his prospective
father-In-law. Great Britain viii not be
adverse to have the heir of Sir Edward
Sasson as the head of her government for
she recalls the achievement do the bril-
liant Lord Beaconsfeld Disraeli) of the
same race and doubtless would like to
repeat the experience The father of Sir
Phillip has been in Parliament since he
was "a. 1t was at his asumptuous home
In Lynpne one of the most magnificent
estates IN England that recent meetings
OF the Supreme Council were held. It was
indeed the loaning of the mangi6cetn
mansion to the present Prime Minister
and the presence there of his daughter
that furnished the first tangible clue to the
love affair OF the daughter Of the Welsh
statesman, and one who is hooked on TO
I'll the same place when few more wears
are added to hrs 81, his present age Miss
Lloyd George Is nineteen, and is said TO be
pretty, Of the thoroughly Welsh type.
The women of Emmanuel P. e. Church.
Seventeenth and Riverview, VIII hold a
r1mmage sale at Old Swedes' Parish
House on May Is and 10 The sale is for
the benefit of the Church debt. and the
friends of the ladies' are urged TO donate
discarded articles BY notifying Mrs. f. A.
Wardenburg, 2406 West Seventeenthstreet
phone 51I7
Mrs. Charles B. Palmer and daughter
Miss Clara Palmer. have returned from |
visit 10 Mrs. Geo. Bishop ID Washington. |
Interesting guests Of Rev. r. W. Trap |
nell and Mrs. TrapneI over this week |
end VIII be DIR. Burke, rector of St Paul |
by the Sea, Ocean City, Md, and Miss |
Mary Burke, who came to attend the |
Whltsunday pageant at St. Andrews !
7. 4. Church, DR.. Burke being the author.
OF the pageant. On Tuesday Miss Eliza
beth Maury Of DanviIle, Va, will arrive
IN Wilmington to be Mrs. Trapnell's
guest for 10 days or more.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert TomIinson mo-
tored to Annapolis, Md, for a visit this
week.
Rev. and Mrs. 7. P. Mordecai viii
spend the weekend at Port Deposit.
Md, as guests Of John Buck.
Frederick w. Wyatt will leave July II
for Brookheld Center Conn. where he
Will be an assistant teacher in the Herbert
Wilbur Green Summer School Of
Singing" Mr.. Wyatt viii return to Viii
mington IN September To resume his vocal
classes and leadership of Westminster
Choral Club and Westminster choir.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred d. Poole are ex-
pectlDg to 80 TO Rehoboth soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, who spent
the winter in Philadelphia, have opened
eirbungaiow at Holly Oak for the sum-
mer, and have as their guest, Mrs.
Johnson sister.
Miss Evelina du Pont has returned
from New York City.
Miss Agnes Y. Downey and her nephew,
John w Hillegas, are in New York to meet
Mrs. Henry L. Hillegss, who will arrive
on Wednesday from South America
Mrs Willard Speakman and Mrs. f. A.
Richardson have been spending two weeks
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles G. Runlford has returned
from Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Clifford M. Stelle and her mother,
Mrs. Armstrong, are OF Atlantic City.
Miss Helen s. Barnes, national secre-
tary of the Y. w. G. A. was in Wilmington
for a short time yesterday.
Invitations are out for the wedding Of
Miss Marion BuBham daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Russell II Durham, llO7
Droarnas efreaf and C,barIoe A usf.,.;..a