Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-16
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afternoon on the grounds OF Mr. and
Mira. r. r. NJ. Carpenter near Mont
chanin. The Babies Hospital. about
the Oldest OF WilminEton's charities,
will be the beneficiary OF this novel
and interesting event. Possibly the
most attractive feature OF the gym
khanA In tho feeling OF universal inter-
est and participation that It inspires.
Skilled riders and novices have an
equal chance OF winning the attractive
cups that are offered as prizes In the
several amusing races. The pet race
promises the most fun. for no mule.
horse or pony can be entered and the
owners must drive their pets and not
drag them. Such squealing and
barking and confusion OF noises as
will arise will almost drown the
music OF tho Pennsylvania orchestra,
which has promised to play all after
noon. In the intermissions charming
peddlcrs will offer ice cream, pop
corn and lemonade, and bankers VIII
call attention TO the ever popular FOR
tune tellers. An added element OF
chance and excitement Will be the
giving away Of Il Ford car and siN
strings OF pearls, and the aucuoning
of "A pony and cart and OF baskets OF
fruit and vegetables. The gymkhana
In wilminEton's unique contribution
TO the fairs. circuses and carnivais
which society has given everywhere
this summer for the sake OF charity.
Miss Cardcllc williams OF Crescent
City, Fla. comes next week 10 be the
gues, of Mrs. Horace Johnson,
Thi. morning the tournament FOR
Junior golfers was held at the Country
Club and aroused much interest. Next
Tuesday the classes OF eight viii play
for the championship and the follow
ins Friday finals will be held for the
championship and there Will be APP
preaching. driving and putting con-
tests. The popular Tuesday luncheon
for women is expected 10 draw large
crowd next week.
Miss Catherine Armstrong In home
from Rchoboth this week and is visit
ing Miss Elinor Vandegrift.
Mrs. Frederick c. Sears. who has
been spending a month at Ocean City,
y. j., is expected home some time
next week.
Mrs James A. Draper and the
Misses Draper return this week from
Fishers Island, y. y. where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. Edward w. Maynard has re-
turned from Narragansett Pier. r.. l.,
where she spent the summer.
On Thursday Miss Evelyn Jeanne
de Mon,el. daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Edmund dc Montel OF Hondo.
Texas. and Lieutenant Karl Browne
Schilling, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
T. Schilling OF this city, were mar
ried at Hondo, Texas. They are now
on their way north for visit with
Mr.. Schllins's parents. The bride was
reared and educated in Texas, where
she has many friends. Since her debut
she has been very popular in San An
tonic, where she visited her sister and
hrother-.n-law, Captain and Mrs. Be-
han, at Camp Travis. Lieutenant
Schilling is an adjutsnt OF the Second
Engineers. L. s. Army. at Camr
Travis. He was graduated from Wes'
Point with honors, having been one o.
the fifteen distinguished cadets out OF
500 student officers. Lieutenant Schill-
ing was graduated from the Whining
ton High School, and prior 10 his en-
trance into West Point was a student
for two years at the University q
Delaware.
Much interest is being taken in ths
concert 10 be given by the United
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evening at Longwood. the countr,
estate OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre S. oil
Pont. The chairmen of ticket sal,
for the three hospitals 10 be benefited
by the concert report encouragin.
safe. az tickets everywhere. Mrs Johl
Bancroft. assisted by Mrs. Charles r
Miller and Mrs. William G.. Coke, ha
charge OF the sale for the Delawar
Hospital; Mrs. Willard z. Smith 70
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
and Mrs II. s. Schutt for the Homeo
pathic Hospital. The officials, boar,
OF managers and Junior boards hav
been assisting in this work. The pro
gram announced this week for III
concert should be sufficient 10 attrac
any music lover. for It shows a won
derful choice OF selections. 1t include
Carl Marie Won Weber; Hymn TO III
Sun" by Nicholas Rimsky-
cornet solo. lie Reve dArour,
by Haydn-Millars; tone poem, Fin
landia." by Jean Sibelius; "Entranc
Of the Gods Into Valhalla." fror
Richard wagner's THE Rhinegold
ballet music from "Coppelia," by lie
Delibes; Prelude in c Minor" b
o,.fr IJ,sV o,-sa
Rhapsody" bS Franz List, and III
Star Spanged Banner"
J. Chester Gibson and John McCul
Tough Gibson, returned this week fror
Long Branch, where they have bee
spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Magarg
Lewis will give tea 10 present Mr.
Lewis debutante daughter. Miss Har
riette Hurd Curtis. on October 81. in
stead of October IA, as announce
on Wednesday.
Joseph G. Ramsay OF New York
visiting his mother. Mrs. William {
Ramsay Of Dalhousie. Guyencourt.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Tatnall. Mis-
Margery Tatnall. Thomas Tatnall. Jr
are expected home today from a Wis
TO Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Chandle
who have been spending the summe
with Mrs. William G.. Ramsay, wi
soon return TO their home in Buenc
Aires, South America.