Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-29

Magarde Lewis, OF Germantown. Ia.
Tho wedding took place quietly Mt
"kennetside." on Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will return next
week, to mako their homo In this city.
Tho patronesses who have been Sc
lectod for the Easter Charity bail, to
be held In the Hotel du Pont ballroom,
Easter Monday. April II. FOR the
benefit of the West End Reading
Room, are as follows: Mrs. Alfred w.
Armstrong. Mrs. Donald S. AshbrooS.
Mrs. John Bancroft. Mrs. Thomas f.
Bayard. Mrs. William Bergland, Mrs.
John Blggs. Mrs. George i. Bissell,
Mrs. Henry NJ. Candy, Mrs. Charles l..
Candec. Mrs w. S. Carpenter, Jr..
Mrs Charles Copeland. Mrs. Eugene
T.. du Pont, Mrs Il. G.. du Pont. Mrs.
Victor du Pont, Jr.. Mrs, Russell II.
Dunham. Mrs. George A. Elliott. Mrs.
Edward c. Ferriday, Mrs. William II,
Fem. Mrs. Alfred Gawthrop. Mrs.
Ferdinand l.. Gilpin. Mrs. James n.
Ginns, Mrs Willis T.. Harrington. Mrs
Daniel O. Hastings. Mrs Charles b.
Holiday. Mrs. Macmillan Hopes.
Mrs. w. Poyntell Johnston. Mrs. j. i.
1.afley. Mrs. David Lindsay, Jr.. Mrs
Charles A. Meade, Mrs. Josiah Marvel
Mrs. Charles r. Miller, Mrs. Thomas
w. Miller. Mrs. II. X. Miller. Mrs
Joseph ii. Martin. Mrs. John X. Moore,
Mrs. Ohio Rowland. Mrs Frank l..
Patterson. Miss Elsie Patterson, Mrs.
Charles A Patterson. Mrs. ]. J. Ras-
kob. Mrs. Robert Richards, Mrs
Charles l.. Reese. Mrs Samuel Rum
ford, Mrs. Francis @. Sellers, Mrs
Caleb NJ Steward, Mrs. Henry T.
Scott, Jr.. Mrs. j. II. Stadelman, Mrs.
Willard Springer. Jr.. Mrs. Joseph
j. Wales, Mrs. + A. Wardenburg Mrs.
Irving Warner and Mrs. Herbert
Whitaker.
Mrs. John ]. Satterthwait will enter
tain at bridge luncheon on Friday.
Richard Elliott came home today
from Fessendon School, near Boston.
for spring vacation. bringing with him
Charles Fairbanks. of Lowell. Mass,
who is a student at St. Pauls,
The Junior League basketball team
was organized in response to chal-
lenge from the East Orange Junior
League. In. order TO accept the chal-
lenge the local league formed a team
and started weekly practice and
sought games with local teams. With
only one defeat against them after
meeting practically all the teams OF
Older girls In this city. the manager Of
the team, Miss Alice Dolores Johnson
felt confident that Wilmington girls
were n match for any New Jersey
team. When the girls thought that
practically everything was settled but
the date. the East Orange team can
Celled the game, on the grounds that
they had lost interest In sports and
had dissolved the team. IL was q
great disappointment, OF course, but
the local girls are completing thcir
schedule with games with High Schoo
Alumne and Misses Hebbs, the frs
having being played last evening, AND
the other 20 he played Friday evening
at Tower Hill gymnasium. Now tina
the team is well established and ha:
made n record for itself. the girl:
think that next year they can be tn
ones 10 issue challenges 10 othel
Junior League teams In this section
OF the country.
Mis-. Julia Elliott is spending severa
days In Germantown. as the guest o
Miss Polly Bayard.
Mrs Charles r. Holiday vii
chaperone her daughter Elizabeth
Miss Mary Marvel and Miss Saral
Townsend 10 the Cap and Slippe
dance Al New Haven on Friday night
Sydney Scott will also 60 from thi
city TO the dance.
Mis-. Helen oden returned toda.
from brief stay IN Atlantic City.
Mrs. Thoma. W. Miller returned Ia 5
evening from a visit In Washington.
Senator and Mrs. Coleman du Pom
spent the weekend in Wilmington.
The judges have been chosen 70
the Iris and Columbine Show to b
held at "Longwood" on May Is by tn
Garden Club of Wilmington. They ar
John c. wister. president OF tn
American Iris Society; Henry
du Pont. Of the advisory board OF In
Garden Club. and Miss Madelein
Draper. representing the Garden Club
A Rose Show" is being planned 70
June 6. at Lexington" Mr.. and Mr.
Henry 2. SCOTS home. and a "Swee
Pea Show" is being arranged by Mr.
&. Marshall Barton and Mrs. A Fell
du Pont, for June 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Irenee du Point return
ed on Monday from Palm Beach
Mrs William Barr VIII give a dir
ncr Friday night for Mrs Williar
Pennypacker OF Buffalo.
Miss Julia Townsend and Edwar
X. Bispham will be guests OF Mrs. +
J.. Brown at a house party given tn!
weekend al her home near We,
Chester. Mrs. Brown is the mothc
Of Willing Foulk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monteith Jack
con spent the weekend in Rehobotl
Miss Sarah Townsend Is the que,
Of Mrs Maynard c. bison at Cedar
hurst. Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard A. Yerke
formerly OF this city. now OF Buffal
left today after a visit with Mrs. Hal
~ G.. Haskell. While here they wei
extensively entertained. Mrs. Henr
y. Thompson gave Il luncheon f'
them Sunday, and Mrs. Joseph
Wales gave dinner for them th'
evening. Mrs George Il. Bissell er
tertained at dinner for them Saturda
night and gave a luncheon for the