Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06

man w. Campbell. has returned to her
home. She was extensively entertain
ed during her stay In Wilmington.
MIR. and Mrs. Philip d. Laird. Of
New Castle, are giving a house party
this weekend. Among the guests IL
Mr.. Lsird's cousin. Lee Packard Of
Baltimore.
Miss Margaretta Miller gave bridge
party and kitchen shower on Thurs
day for Miss Louise Lea. whose we'd
ding will take place the first Saturday
in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Fem. Jr., are
expected home Wednesday from Hot
Springs.
Mrs. J. II. Moore has as her guests
for a month. her daughter. Mrs. Rob-
ert T. Glassburn and her two children,
Mrs. Glassburn is the wife of Colonel
Glassburn OF the United States Army.
Mrs. Stuart Milliken Bevans ar
rived in Wilmington Thursday night.
A'l aii AtlutillitC stay WIN Dtl lllOlIlti,
Mrs. II. L. Evans. Lieutenant Bev-
ans is stationed for the present at
Fort Hamilton. n. ", and when he
receives n definite assignment to a
post. Mrs. Bevans will join him.
/ Miss Alice Johnson will leave on
Monday 10 spend ten days at Spring
lake. n. Y. with Mrs. L. II. Alexander
OF Philadelphia.
Miss Alice Satterthwait entertained
at luncheon at the Country Club on
Thursday In honor OF Miss Elizabeth
N'eemer OF Germantown and the men,
bers Of her bridal party. Miss Sat
terthwait will be one OF the brides
maids at Miss Weemers wedding to-
day.
Miss Catherine Armstrong will leave
next Thursday for visit with Mrs.
Robinson at Hartford, Conn.
Norman NJ. Williams and James NJ
Rhett Of Brooklyn. n. Y, who are
guests at the Hotel du Pont, will play
In the golf tournament of the Ralti-
more Country Club, next Thursday
While here they make frequent visits
To the golf links Of the Wilmington
Country Club. Mr.. Williams
dsughter. Mrs. Parshall. Is also a
guest at the Hotel du Pont.
Mrs. Clark Il. Kuhns has as her
weekend guests her sister, Miss Min
ME Madscn Of Perth Amboy, n. ].
and Miss Myrtle vanDyke.
group Of Wilmington horse lovers
attended the horse show in Philadel-
phia yesterday when Miss Lydia NJ
Clothier Of Philadelphia was the at.
traction OF the day because of he,
superb horsemanship. Local exhibit.
ors won many prizes. the horses ot
r. r. NJ. Carpenter. William du Pont
and William du Pont, Jr, capturing
many ribbons. In the first even
Montpelier Corinne and Montpeliel
Safety, owned by William du Pont
won second place. although they wer,
so beautifully matched and gated tina
many Of the audience would hav,
awarded them the blue ribbon.
In class 12, pony stations in har
ness, the second prize was won b,
Take Wildhre. Dilwynne Farms
owned by r. r NJ. Carpenter. Il
: class 73. harness horse. to he show
with appropriate vehicle. horse onl,
10 count. the second prize went I
Montpelier Lady. In class IA. pon,
in harness. open class. ladies to drive
the second place was awarded MIN
bus. Of Dilwynne Farms. Silver tt
of Foxcatcher Farms, owned by VIII
liam du Pont, Jr.. won third place {
class SO. middleweight hunters. UP I
: carrying from 165 10 1s5 pounds I
hounds, shown over six successiv
> jumps.
In the evening exhibit Powelton c
Dilwynne Farms won first place /
s the combination class for horses sui,
able for use in harness, then unhar
D messed and saddled in ring and Judge
as saddle horse. The blue ribbon fc
the best ladies' saddle horse, show
by a lady in side saddle went TO tn
Answer. Dilwynne Farms. Montpelie
Corinne and Montpelier Safety wo
y second place in class so for tandei
0 horses. and Montpelier Dolly won III
cup for class is, saddle ponies Bea
Brocade. Of Dnwynne Farms. won sec
ond prize in class 9. pony in hal
ness. Poweiton Of Dilwynne Farm
won the blue ribbon in class 35, sadd
u horse hack. and their Black Hack
o won first place in class %, pon
jumper.
Foxcatcher Farms won first plac,
n in the last two events. Nancy Pans
4 Witch Craft and Silver Tip takir
I the prize for the best hunt team col
sisting OF three horses and riders; ar
d Bally Heather winning in the juml
4 ing class in which style OF going W;
J. especially considered.
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