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

fr,ands " 'orr sailing on Saturday, ON
thu SansA Elisa oi the Grace Line, Tor
Rnn,,aso. Chile, where she will make
her homc with her sister. Mrs. Henry
u,llrxns The trip will take twenty
four dnys hcicr~ the weasel finally docks
st VALPARAISO ON February ~ En-
route N,~ pownc, will spend Feb rlsrN
: And \ n, Havana, Cuba, and two days
ON ,hs ,s,hmus On tho West Coast ot
south America, several stops viii I've
made dcrrnd,ns on the cargo. After
ux dAvs on, from Panama tho vc~cl
will stop n, Csllso, aud may Also touch
ut Mollendo, AFRICA, l0uiquc and Anto-
fAvnr's
Mis-. powncy has been ,nvi,ed to stay
In chile 50 long, her r'ascr saws "as
shs can stand South America, tor she Is
dubious M Wv whether the stately calm
and lcSlsurc ~ South America Will
s-t,sfv nwoman who has devoted her
life ~ pioneer activities IN whan OF
suffrage and welfare work.
Miss nowncy MAS ono ot the earliest
members ~ the New Century Gun.
She was the hrs, secretary OF the board
" directors NJ tho y W, {. A., and vith
Mas Lille prycr drafted the first cons'i-
tuition and hy-lnws OF the local Assoc
cin,ion, which stood for many. years
without revision. Later she was the hrr'
general secretary VI the louna Women
Chti.,anI >~soci,ion, aud held the Once
Tor ten Nenu She collected 'he mrs.
money ior tho Girls Industrial school,
when she was member vt the hings
Daughters Circle under the leadership
NJ Mrs Lafayette MARKS aud VAS after
ward member of the Board ~ i'irec-
tors for the home, She was pioneer
Ia the woman suffrage movement IN
Wilmington and WIS Tor time prcsl-
dent NJ tho Delaware Equal Suffrage
Association She gave much energy
and time ,o the founding NJ the Business
aud Professional Nomens Club and has
contributed 90 It's success She WAS one
III the orir,nn,ors of the Westminster
Choral club md since It's beginning has
prryrd ma IT, chici executive, She will
I've greatly missed hy oil the members OF
these organizations because her efficiency
never ovcrshadowcd her gracious friend
illness
before her departure Miss powney
WAS the guest VI honor st many small
dinner PARTIES and q,ic, entertainments
4 eroup NJ her friends viii sec her
sa, in the number being her nephew,
John Hillcgas. who viii come over Ia
New Work from Merccrshurs on Friday
Tho first wedding VI note for 1922 viii
take place In Trinity Church, on Satur-
dsv, a, n2n. when Miss Elizabeth A.
steward. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Caleb NJ steward. and Mr. Harcourt
n burns viii be married. Rev. Frederick
NJ kirkus viii perform the ceremony.
Tho bride viii hc attended by Mrs
Clafkson TAYLOR az ma'ron OF honor
and Miss Alice n Bush ~ maid of honor
Nissi Eleanor Met. Bush, Miss Mar
Iofis Rurns, SISTER of the groom, and Miss
ouise Monster II Washington, u. C..
viii ho bridesmaids Nr Clarence
Sauth.fland viii he t~st man, and the
usher. viii he MIR Philip J. Carpenter,
Mr. Francis Y du rcni, Mr.. Caleb NJ.
steward, lr, and Mir Clifford 5 Linz
coin, ~ Germantown, pcnnsylvsnia.
Tho ceremony will he followed by 4
ANAL reception nj the homo ~ the
brides parents, oos Broomc street. Mr.
and Mrs Burns viii make their home IN
Wilmington,
Miss steward j. n member OF the
Junior League MIR Burns, who Is the
con Of MIR. and Mrs. Joseph n. Burns,
il the district traffic manager of the
Rell Telephone Company for the State
~ Delaware.
Ni~ Esther Bancroft viii have As
her guest. fnr tho Small and Early on
SATURDAY, night Miss Marian Toulmin
ard Miss Frances Toulmn Of Havcr-
ford, Pa, David Rurpcc " Philadelphia,
and John Walker of New York. She will
Give n dinner for them before the dance.
Miss Ilnor Nandorgriit viii leave to-
dsy for weeks visit in Troy and
New York
MIR and Mrs. Ice Sparks jr., LEFT -
Friday ior Cincinnati where they W.a
live. With them went Mrs Sparks sister
Mis- Louise Ta,nall who viii spend
several months with them.
Miss Alice Bush gave n small tea
after bridge yesterday afternoon for
Miss Elizabeth Steward, whose we'd
ding will take place on saturday.
Mis- { orinne Mendnhall has JUS, re-
turned from visit 20 Cleveland. Ohio.
During the bomhardment of Paris,
Dorothy Garfield, m American, founded
nm establishment, for the care Of children
whose parents had been killed or lef,
dcsolnts. Later Madame lie BOu OF
france took charge OF tho institution.
under the auspices Of French society.
k~cau-c ~ IT, American foundation II
IL thought appropriate that the funds
for Ne upkecp hc raised in this country
The Valentine dance 30 BE- held in the
Hotel du Pom, on February IL il "a
rsiss none, for this Bidnrt Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs A. +. Van Colder left
Monday evening for Florida 20 remain
until the last Of March.
Mrs Henry y. Thompson has issued
invitations Tor luncheon 20 he given
on February in honor of Miss Louise
iAa, Mlm fs,hcr Ward and Mis-. Mar
gerry Pyle, whose engagements have
recently h~cn announced. The luncheon
will be- attended by sbou, TWENTY-FIVE
quests. members Of the younger set.
Mr. William Ramsay and Miss Mary
Z hnrnsAy are expected home from South
Carolina today or tomorrow.
Mim Helen Thompson has returned
from a visit 20 Mrs. Fletcher Twomhley
IN New Jersey
Next sunday. February 8, John
Harry Day VIII give An organ recitsl
on tho great organ IN 81 Johns Church