Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-18

bers OF the Vicmead Hunt Club fol-
lowed the hounds over the rolling
hills OF northern Delaware and lower
PENNSYLVANIA. Now hunting IL given
over until tho fall, and the riders
are cantcring along the bride paths
that have been under Improvement all
winter. 30 that now horse lovers may
ride for miles through the woods,
over tho hills and through the valleys
without having TO dodge motor trucks
and pleasure machines on the high
ways. To ride along a bride path
in the early. morning Is pleasant
substitute for that primeval life which
il cravcd AT some time or other by the
most civilized of us all.
When fail comes. the Hunt Club
has hopes OF being housed in its own
club house. or at least with n club
house I'm prospect. This will not he
the only change. for beside new ken
nels. "A new huntsman will care for
the pack. During the summer the
hounds will be boarded with Derry
virgins. on the Selburn Farms. near
Centerville. and this fall more def
nite arrangements will be made.
Miss Esther Bancroft will give n
song recital Monday evening at the
Philadelphia Musical Academy. She
will be assisted by James &. Weaver.
pianist Both Miss Bancroft and Mr.
Weaver are pupils of Moritz Emery.
Miss Bancroft. who has n fine mczzo-
soprano voice has frequently sung
for the Zeckwer- Hahn Quartet under
whose auspices this recital is being
given.
Miss Bancroft's first group Of songs
will include "Ah Love. But Day"
Mrs. III. X. A. Beach: Springs n
Lovable 1adye." Elliott; The Cry
ing OF Water" Campbell Upton:
The Rose Leans over the Pool" and
The Danza." both by Chadwick.
Mr.. Weaver will play "Venitienne. II"
Goddard; "Gavotte in c." Bach:
Fog Life" Emery; Little Toe, 90
Dancer" Emery.
Miss Bancroft will sing In her sec
ond group. u al pleure en- reve."
Hue; "Croissez. petites roses"
Ccsek: Wake Up" Phillips, and
three songs from Liza Lehmann's
Cycle, Life of n Rose" "Cnfold-
ing" The Bee" summer Storm"
After piano solo. LISTS "Iiebe-
straum. No. g." Miss Bancroft will
sing group OF Wheepley's Chill
dren's Songs" My Shadow" The
Clouds" Living Song" The Moon, -
Snow Man" Dark Nights" ''The
Wind"
The program will close with a piano
solo. Love Waltz" Moszkowski, and
vocal solos. "Pickaninny Lullaby" ="
Galloway, and The Top O. the
Mornin." Mana-zucca.
Misses Elma r. Holland and Grace
Walker returned home yesterday
from Devon Manor TO spend their
sprine vacation here.
Mas Louise Nowland entertained al
bridge on Wednesday.
Rober: VI. Richards, Jr. Will return
Monday from Taft School for a two
weeks vacation n home.
Mra Henry Hopes Is expected
homo today from Hagerstown. Md.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Candee
Misc Alice Candee and William Candes
are spending the week end In New
York.
Miss Eleanor Bush will return Mon
day from her two weeks stay az Har-
risonbure. Va.
Mrs. Victor Jereris has as her CUES,
aAn Hsr ~fc~. MrS A
Nsase OF New York. Until week
ago her mother. Mrs. Mary Seth
Adair was visiting her. but al pres.
ent Mrs. Adair Is visiting relatives
IN Baltimore and Virginia. She will re-
turn 20 Wilmington in the early
spring. During their stay here. both
Mrs. Nesse and Mrs. Adair have beer
extensively entertained.
Henry u. Thompson. Jr. ,s spend.
Ing some time at home.
Mrs. A. Felix du Pont returned yes.
,ordsy morning from Florida.
Mrs. 4. T.. simmons and Miss
Dorothy Simmons have returned from
q two weeks stay al Atlantic City.
Mrs. Willard Speakman has gon,
70 California, 20 spend six weeks with
her brother In Los Angeles
James II. w. Thompson arrived
home today from St. Paul's School. &C
spend a weeks vacation at home.
Among the younger set who ar,
returning for spring vacations are
Mas Hester Hoey, who will come
home next week from Chatham. Vir.
ginis. and Miss Susan Ford, who vii
come home about the twenty XII
from Hannah More Seminary.
Garrett Taylor will give bridg,
party this evening.
Mrs. r. Coleman du Pont is spend
ing the weekend IN Wilmington.
Miss Enuebuhl. who will be tn,
guest Of honor at a tea given by tn,
wilmington League OF Women Vo.
tcrs, will go with Mrs. A. ID. War
ner 20 the college Monday noon L
address the girls there, and Tuesday
she will go 10 Dover. where she Will
he the guest OF Mrs. Henry b. Ridgely
and address the Dover League.
Word has been received from Mrs
~. I. Evans. describing the wedding
Of her daughter. Jean. 20 Lieutenan