Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-02-01
Mostly About People

Minor by Rachmaninon and "A Song
II India" by Rimsky- korsakod, which
WAS recently used "A An encore by
Krelsler At the Playhouse.
Earl Evans, the twelve year old boy
soprano, will assist Mr.. Day and Will
sing three solos.
Those who attended the gathering
in the music room Of Mrs. Coleman du
Points home and Jaw tho pictures OF
plt,able conditions in the Near East and
especially Armenia cannot help but feel
that this ia a most worthy cause. Cen
cral AyeApetian stated in his graphic
remarks that had It not been for Amcri-
can relief there would he no Armenians
today. A free will offering for the benefit
Of tho Near Fast Relief will he taken
next Sunday at the recital. Those IN
charge Of the affair feel that with the
realization OF misery brought by the
storm here, many people will sympathlrc
with starving and freezing children In
Armenia, especially when they rcmcm-
her that the mere trihe of seventeen
cents will keep n child for day, ono
dollar will provide for IL for a week, and
fivv dollarr will keep it for month.
Among the exhibitors at the poultry
show held last week in Madison Square
Garden in New York WIS James II. W.
Thompson. lie entered sevcn Birchen
Game hantams and received prizes on
five OF them.
Mr.. and Mr.. Willard Speakman,
Miss Margery Speakman and Mrs.
+. A. Richardson are spending several
DAYS this week in New York.
Mrs. Donald Shane and Mrs. William
$ Hagcr left on Saturday for their home
IN California, stopping enroute at Mil
wsukee. While here IA the guests of the
Misses Lea, they were extensively en-
tcr'ained.
Mrs. Frank G.. Tallmsn gave tea
yesterday afternoon for the debutantes.
She was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Irving Warner and Mrs. Thomas w.
Miller.
Miss Els Pyle gave small tea for
/ Miss Elizabeth Steward last week
The Junior League Team is planning
several games with various girls bssket-
hall teams in the city. A week from to-
night they will play Old Swedes Girls
Team at Old Swedcs and they are ar
ranging for dates with Haeley team
Misses Hehh's School and East Orange
Junior League
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman p. Rood and
their children leave on Friday for New
York 70 sail on SATURDAY. for Chile
whore they will spend February and
March,
Mrs Charles Shettle will give a lunch
con tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. du Pont are
receiving congratulations on the birth
81 daughter, their second child.
Bishop Philip Cook spent the week
end a, ST. Psuls School at Concord,
y. H, where he preached the sermon
on Sunday.
Miss Esther Bancroft sang with the
Zeckwcr-Hahn Quartet in q suburb Of
Philadelphia on Monday. On Tuesday
she sang with them at Camden.
The Wilmington Garden Club will
NEE, at 3 o'clock this afternoon in the
music room Of Mrs Coleman du Points
home. John c. Wister, president of the
Iris Society, will lecture.
The Small and Early dance this Sstur-
day evening is being anticipated with
delight, for few dances have been held
since the FIRST Of the month. This is
especially true as probably no more OF
these delightful affairs will be held until
after Lent, The Small and Early this
week will he held in the du Barry room
as usual and Mrs Francis Y. du Pont,
Mrs. c. A. Higgins, and Mrs. c. Doug
las Buck will be the patronesses.
Mrs. ". X. Tobias, formerly OF this
city, now Of Los Angeles, is visiting
Mrs V. Alderman and her brother,
Robert Ellis.