Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-27
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5 for Atlantic City where they Will
spend the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Reese Is home for
the summer after having completed her
work in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard will
leave in June for their country home
in Maryland where.they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Henry T. Scott. Jr.. has return
ed from California.
The Auxiliary OF the Junior Board
of the Homeopathic Hospital will give
a dance IN the Du Barry Room of
the Hotel du Pont on Juno s. Mad
den's Orchestra viii furnish music
for dancing.
William f. Douglas, representing
Wilmington Rotarisns. will start to-
morrow night for Los Angeles. Cal,
where he will attend tho 18th annual
convention Of the International Asso-
citation Of Rotary Clubs. which will be
held Juno 4-lo. He will be accompan-
led by Samuel +. Shannahan. editor
and publisher Of the Easton. Md.
Star Democrat. Messrs. Douglas and
Shannahan will make the Fifth dis
trict Rotary tour. for which a special
train has been chartered. The train
Will leave Philadelphia at 10 o'clock
standard time ,,tch. nd
local Rotarians viii be at the Balti-
more Ohio railroad station, Will
mington. half an hour later to salute
Messrs. Douglas and Shannshan as
they pass through the. city.
&. d. Garretson will start for Los
Angeles next Wednesday. His trip
will combine business and pleasure
and he will also attend the convcn-
ton.
Miss Polly du Pont is spending the
weekend in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monteith jackson arc
in Rehoboth for over Decoration Day
Miss Elizabeth Holiday and Miss
Elinor Thompson are spending the
weekend at Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank De Almond
are spending the weekend at Reho-
both.
Miss Esther Ward was the guest
Of honor at a luncheon given yester-
day by Mrs. Henry Bancroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Tallman
Jr- and the twins are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank G.. Tallman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handy Truitt, OF Snow
Hill, Md, are in Wilmington visiting
relatives and friends.
The Devon Horse Show has been
attracting large groups Of Whining
ton horse lovers. Yesterday was a day
OF special interest as there were three
notable features. the hackney breed.
ing classes. harness competitions. ant
the riding classes for women. Tn,
real sensation in the rins came in tn,
afternoon when ponies. whose tota
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exhibited in one class.
/ The fair grounds were bright with
the cretonne aprons and hats tina
marked the assistants az the booth.
for the benefit Of the Bryn Nav
Hospital. and the summer sport clothe
and light dresses and hats Of the fai
spectators made a charming back
ground for the exhibits.
The thorouGhbreds from William d.
Points Montpelier Farms and from F
r. NJ. Carpenters Dilwynee Farm
again won many prizes. Second plac
IN class IS for the best pair Of harnes
horses went 20 Montpelier Corinne an
Montpelier Safety. Of the Montpelie
Farm. In classes 10 and Il. for hack
ney yearling filly Montpelier Fortitud
won second place. Montpelier Corinn
won second prize in class So. harnes
horse shown before appropriate We
hielo. and Montpelier Beau and Mont
pchcr Fortress won second and thir
prizes IN class - for hackney colt. Nv
years old. Third place in class 20. 20
81 same hackney stallion. went to 81
of chief Inspector, Montpelier Farm
IN class ia. novice saddle pony Blac
Hackle being the prize winner. Di
wyn Horace won second prize in elias
-. pony yearling colt. Black Hack
also won second prize in class II
novice saddle pony. and the third priz
IN class 10i, best pair Of ponies weI
TO Nimbus and Beau BroCade Of Di
wynne Farm.
william X du Points Glendaloug
OF Foxcatcher Farm won second pril
IN class ls6, heavy weight qualife
hunters. and his Nancy Pansy VIC
second prize in class $50, ladies hun
tiers.
The Rev. s y. Pilchard. Of Hill
boro, Md. Is the weekend guest
MIR. and Mrs Charles X. Weston.