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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
BAND IN CONCERT
Program Completed for Recep-
ton and Ladies' Night,
February II.

The new band Of ST Johns Com
mandery. No. ]. Knights Templar
gave concert in tSe Masonic Temple
last night and later the musicians
we're entertained NJ dinner az guests
Of the drill battalion. The music play
cd at the concert was the same as that
which will be played for ladies' night
AT the Hotel du Pont on February %.
The program for that occasion will
consist OF three main divisions. II will
begin with a reception to the Emil
cent Commander William J. Hlehfield (:
Most Eminent Joseph Kyle Orr. grand
master of the grand encampment OF
Knights Templar OF the United States
Of America and other visitors. An
exhibition drill VIII be given by. the
ariH battalion.
The second part OF the program viii
comprise concert by Elwood Tvans
solo male quartet OF Philadelphia; q
selection by Miss Beatrice Kendall
Eaton of the San Carlo Grand Opera
Company: a selection by Royal r
Mcclellan. selection by John Van.
dersoot and a concert by the st
Johns Commandery Band.
The third part viii consist of q
grand march and ball Supper will b,
served in the du Barry room during
the evening. "A special knights TEN.
plar dinner win be served by the hote
TO Sir knights and their ladies' at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
FOREIGN MISSION
QUARTERLY MEETING
Wilmington District Society
Will Meet at ST. Paul's
Church March z.

The second quarterly meeting OF the
Wilmington district OF tho Women's
Foreign Missionary Society Will be
held MT st. Paul's NJ. f.. Church, Tenth
and Jackson streets. Thursday, March
2.
The morning session win open nj
1890 with Mrs. j. A. Dockety, district
secretary, presiding. The devotions
Will be Conducted by Mrs. c. J.. Hub
bard, after which Rev. G. l.. Hubbard
Will greet the delegates Miss II. H.
Smith will read the secretary's re-
port and Mrs. Joseph Owens viii give
the treasurer's report. Mrs. Marion
Carpenter will give the treasurer
report for the young people. Mrs E
Il. Shilling will give the correspond
ing secretary's report.
Mrs. ]. A. Dockety, Will tell OF the
work on the district. Mrs. G.. T. Plum
mer will speak of the young peoples
work and Mrs. ii. A. Roop will talk
about the junior department. Miss
Emma Weldin will speak of Christian
Stewardship and Mrs. II. II. Campbell OF
er-Denominational Work. After the
noontide prayer there VIII be bo,
luncheon.
The afternoon session will open a.
2 o'clock with devotion by Miss Rletts
Emerson. After the roll call of auxil
iaries, Mrs. Bertha Foster viii CAV,
a publicity demonstration. There viii
be singing, and then the Union Col
leges, for which the special offerint
will go this year. will be presented II
story and pictures.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18

Mrs. Bowling, Mr.. md Mrs. w. H.
Karncs. Mr.. and Mrs. I1. o. Barton,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Russell. -
Mrs. Edward Gibson, ar., Id hair
man OF tho prize committee, which
has tho following members. Mrs.
Harry Lawrence. Mrs. w. j. Rust
ling, Mrs. Samuel fnppln. Mrs.
Charles Fisher King, Mrs. &. &. South
ard, Mrs. Benjamin Widenheimcr.
Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Alderdice, Mrs. r.
Weatherby. Mrs. Asa Williams. Mrs
y. II. Book, Mrs. Charles Rono. Mrs
A. G. Davis, Mrs. Charles German,
Mrs g. NJ. Nicholson. Mrs. Harvey
Smith, Mrs. u. II. Clullct. Mrs. Charles
Minors. Mrs. M. l.. Giipin. Mrs. VIII
liam Hastings. Mrs. G. IL. Cantwell
Mrs. Frank ITwis, Mrs. G. Il. Thomp-
son.
The dance COMMITTEES has Miss
Dalla Ifild MS general chairman. Those
on tho committee are Mr.. and Mrs
E. n. Roc. Mr. nnd Mrs II. -. Rudolph
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. A. Casperson, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Neal Mr.. and Mrs
II. Bahcock, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Ap.
pleby.
Miss Kate Mcc1afferty win be flooi
manager. The floor committee IN.
cludes James Buckelew. u. @. Realcy
| w. r. Miller. ]. G. Rlll, r. Babcocls
G. b. Schroyer, Edward McIntIre. u
B. Whitman, s. v.Sproui, !. T. Ward
| o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
GIRL OF 13 PREACHER.
Oklahoma M. &. Conference
Licenses Bright Public
School Pupil.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Tulsa. Okla. Feb. ia 13 year-old
girl was among seven persons granted
a license TO preach by the Northeastern
Oklahoma conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church here yester-
DAY She is Miss Fay Emery of Miami,
Okla. who began preaching last sum
mer In the mining district near her
home. She is In the seventh grade at
school, and says her ambition is TO
become a foreign missionary.
The girl became a church member
two years ago and Immediately be-
came Sunday school teacher In the
primary department. She attracted
the attention OF her pastor. under
whose guidance she prepared SER
mon which she delivered from his pull
pit. Soon she was urged 10 address
the inmates OF the Old ladies' and
Mems Homes regularly. Later she
filled vacancies at Picher, Okla. and
then preached at Baxter Springs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
BALL FOR CHARITY
Elaborate Event at tho Hotel
du Pont on Monday Eve
ming, February II.

The ball which the knights Of Co.
umbus are planning to give for charity
at the Hotel du Pont on February 81,
promises TO be very successful. The
proceeds VIII be divided between the
Associated Charities. Brandywine
Sanitarium. Little Sisters OF the Poor,
and the X. OF c. relief fund.
The committee In charge 10 composed
of Herbert Z. Kaighn, chairman; j.
n. Gibney, secretary; ]. A. Spragg,
treasurer; William g. Lynn. Leo
Lange. George NJ. Hanley. Charles A.
McAteer. Alexander J. Butler and
Edward q. Melia.
Mrs. Donald Ashbrook is chairman
OF the committee that Is representing
the Brandywine Saniearium, and is
assisted by Mrs. c. p. NJ. Rumford
and Mrs. George S. Capelle. Jr. The
Associated Charities are represented
by Mrs. william s. Bergland. who is
in charge OF the sale OF boxes, and
Mrs. ]. Monteith jackson.
Governor Denney and Mayor Harvey
will have boxes reserved for them.
Among the patronesees will be Mrs
William Blatx. Mrs. P. ]. Taggart
Mrs. J. III. SprAgg. Mrs. j. A. Mont
gomery, Mrs. Leo Montgomery. Mrs
Frank O'Donnell. Mrs. Francis B
Lynch, Mrs. Tilghman c. Hubbard
Mrs. James 1. Ford. Mrs. Elizabeth A
Manion. Mrs. Charles l. Paterson
Mrs. James J. O'Neill. Mr.. Edwin F
Higgins. ). Mrs. T. J. Hanley. Mrs. B. j
DouKherty. Mrs. William s. Bergland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
PAYING tss TO GLIMPSE
ROYAL WEDDING PAGEANT

London. Fob. ls.--1t Will cost some
rcrrons who can afford 20 pay IT, the
equivalent OF SIS or more for y glimpse
of the royal professions between Buck
inrhnm faiscc and Westminster Alb
boy, the any ~ Princess Mary's we'd
ding. February ~.
bidding for seats at windows. or on
thu ROOTS OF buildings. nanking tho
processionnl route, about n mile In
length. In progressing hriskiy. The
vantage points most coveted are those
about Parliament square. adjacent 90
Westminster Abbey. ss these viii at
ford view OF the arrival and depart
uro of the wedding party.
Westminster Hospital. opposite the
abbey, 10 counted the "Ersndsssnd" for
the occasion This hospital IL In urgent
need of funds. The urgency vii be
l~ssencd Ia a degree by tho readiness
az scores ~ persons 10 pay generous
~ Dor accommodations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
THE MCCORMICK SISTER
READY TO RAISE med
Much Disturbed That Younger
OF Heiresses is to We'd Swiss
Riding Master.
~ Associated Press to Every Evening.

~ Associated rress 20 Every Evening.
Chicago. Feb. 1s.-No statement re-
esrding published report, tina, she Is
engaged 20 marry Max Oeer. Zurich,
Switzerland. riding master. was forth
coming today from Miss Mathilde Nc
Cormick, ls-year-old daughter Of
Harold II. Mccormick and grand
daughter of John y. Rockefeller. Miss
Mccormick was said 10 be awaiting
the arrival today from New York Of
her father before having anything "a
say.
There Is no statement" Miss Lois
Glndvs philbrick. MIR. Mccormick :
sccrctary said. Miss Mathilde has
nothing TO say until her father ar
rives. But she hopes that Miss Muriel
won't come home with her father-she
says Miss Mur.el VIII raise old Ned"
Miss Aluriel is Mise Msthilde's
rister, older by three years.
Mise Philbrick yesterday said Miss
Ms,hilde and Afigs julia Mansold. who
formerly was Osers bookkeeper and
who came 20 America with Miss Nc
Cormick, plan TO return to Switzer-
land early IN the spring.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
DR.. Mcz Lectures at Womcn's College
ny Nellie d. Blair

evening Of Thursday. February 20.
Although tho production Of these plays
has boon hindered. yet tho rehes sails
have been going on and are much
better because Of the continued prao-
tice. A new play has been substituted
for THE Rose" by Mary Macmillan.
namely. Two Crooks Lady" by
Eugene Pilot. In this mystery drama.
r. Johnson Rowan, '2s. will take ths
part Of Miller, tho Hook" "Jucille"
will be played by Mlss Rose Poberts.
"a. and Miss Ethel Ferguson. ~. Win
act the part of Mrs. Glmns-yane /"
The settings and costumes havs 70 10
carefully worked out. but only az the
expense OF much time and labor. The
settings are In charge OF tbs mons
dramatic club. while Miss Ruth Weihe.
~, has taken care Of the elaborate
costumes which have bsen planned
F., especially for these plays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
ID. A. r. STATE MEETING.
WI be Held Tuesday at Hotel du Pout
when Officers VIII be Elected.

The annual state meeting OF the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion will be held at the Hotel du Pont
on Tuesday. At the morning session
the state officers will be elected and
other important business win be trans
acted. Rev. George ID. Allison viii
speak.
The morning session will open at
1890 o'clock. to accommodate delegates
from the other chapter In the state,
1t will be followed by a luncheon al
one O'Clock. Any unfinished business
will be completed In the afternoon.
Delegates from the four chapters
in the state will attend The regents
are: Wilmington chapter, Mrs. James
II. Scott. Smyrna chapter. Mrs. Sarah
p. NJ. Farrell; Cooch's Bridge chapter.
Miss Ella Todd; Dover chapter, Mrs.
Clarence. Sypherd.
The state officers are: Mrs. J. w.
Clifton OF Smyrna state regent; Miss
Marion McKim of Milford, vice-regent /:
Mrs. Il. c. Whitley OF this city, re-
cordins secretary; Mrs. w. S. Led
mum, also OF this city. treasurer; Mrs
John q. Sharp of Milford. historian;
Mrs. ]. Poarce Cam OF Newark, state
consulting registrar; and Mrs. j
Ernest Frazer OF Newark, librarian.
The delegates from the Caesar Rod.
ney Chapter are: Mrs. +. IT. Wood
ward. Mrs. u. +. Moody, Mrs. w. l.
Duff. Mrs. Howard G.. Ely. Mrs. John
NJ. Harvey, Mrs. w. V. Bond. Mrs Ira
| c. Tinkham. Mrs. Walter s, Williams
Mrs. George c. Hall. Mrs. James II
Scott. The alternates are: Mrs. Orvillc
Gllpin, Miss Grace Baird. Mrs. Chas
! r. Middleton. Mrs. William Matthews
Mrs. Edward Gilligan, Mrs. William
Wertonbaker. Miss Deborah ]. Pea
cock, Mrs. John w. Brady. Miss Eliz.
abeth Lightner. and Mrs. j. Il. Fuller
II was hoped that the president gen
eral Of the ID. A. r., Mrs. George May
nord Minor, who was at the Arms
Conference at Washington would at
tend, but she has been forced TO re
turn to the Pacific Coast TO attend ;
state convention there.
/ Mrs. Caleb T.. Burchenal will sing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

The current events class of the
Washington Heights Century Club
will meet at the club house on Mon
day at 8 y. m. Mrs. Joseph l.. Scott
is chairman of the meeting. Mrs. j.
NJ. Brentlinger will give current
events and several members will give
interesting facts from the life of
Washington. Mrs. Ellwood Davis will
read a paper on The Origin OF Dress" :"
Miss Mary Cornell will tell one of Toll
stoi's stories and Miss Sifrit will give
a reading. Mrs. II. Stausebach will
give vocal solo and there will be a
violin solo by Miss Sabina Kawolsba.
The hospitality committee. Of which
Mrs. Carroll Griffith Is chairman, will
serve refreshments. The class in ex-
preston will meet Tuesday afternoon
at 2.30, instead of Wednesday. A class
In china painting will begin Tuesday,
March Z, at 2.30. Miss Lydia T. Slo-
cumb will be the instructor. Members
interested may consult Mrs. Joseph L.
Scott. chairman of club classes. The
dancing class will meet Friday, Feb
ruary "a, at 2.30 p. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
wOMEN'S AID TO GIVE DANCE.

The Maryland Division of the
Women's Aid of the Pennsylvania
System will hold dance and card
party in the ballroom and Du Barry
room OF the Hotel du Pont on Febru-
airy "a.
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe. Mrs. Edward
MacIntire and Mrs. Maurice Parsons
are the committee on guarantors. Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Russell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Parsons are the COM
mittee on tickets.
The chairman Of the door committee
is Edward McIntire. Others on the
committee are Edward Gibson, Sr.,
E. o. Barton, Frank Weatherby.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Spragg are gen.
eral chairmen OF the card committee
which is composed Of Mrs. c. H
Triggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoopes. DIR. and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Mostly About People
La Motto arc at Palm Beach, Florida

La Motto are at Palm Beach, Florida,
After spending several days this
week In Wilmington, Mrs. Coleman du
Pont has returned to Washington.
Mrs. Robert F.. Shaw Is spending the
winter In Florida.
Miss Jane Marvel viii snil for
Jamaica on February rs. In company
with Mr.. Chase and Miss Lucy Chase
OF Waterbury. Conn. She will be away.
about six weeks.
Mrs A. Felix du Pont gave din
ner before Mr.. and Mrs. Frank du
Points dance last evening.
Miss Helen Garrett is spending the
week -end with Mrs. G. G.. Lee, Jr In
Washington, II. c.
When the Junior League formed its
la ak etball team. II was predicted that
because OF tho multitudnous. inter-
er,s OF the members their devotion to
athletics would be short-lived. How
over. the Junior League team ir con-
stnntly progressing and is arranging
tor games until next spring a couple
VI games have been played success
fully with local teams and three more
are scheduled On February 27 the
Junior League team Will meet the bas-
kethall team OF tho business and Pro-
tesslonal Women's Club. and the fol-
lowing evening Will play the Catholic
Daughters OF America. On March 3,
they will compete with the High
school Alumnm team. Meanwhile
practise is held weekly and Miss Alice
johnson. the manager. reports that
the players are acquiring the knack
OF skillful team work.
Jackson Marvel Is spending several
days Mt home.
Miss Elizabeth Holiday and Miss
Alice Candee. left yesterday for stay
at Lake Placid.
Mrs Alfred Armstrong gave bridge
PARTY Thursday.
Mrs. Harold Perot Keen returned
Thursday night from Washington,
where she spent three weeks. visiting
her sister. Mrs. Paul Gillespie. While
In Washington, Mrs. Keen attended
several interesting social functions, In
Guiding the Congressional reception at
the White House.
| Mrs. Robert Pennington gave a bridge
party yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary Marvel went to New
York today to spcnd>s few days.
Mrs. c. r. NJ Rumford will give two
bridge luncheons next week, one on
Tuesday and one on Friday.
Mas Martha shortlidge Is at pres
ent the guest OF Mrs. w. r. Harring
ton. While In the city she Will alec
visit Mrs. William Windcr Laird, Mrs
Robert Richards. and Mrs. George A
Elliott. While here, she Is being ex-
ltensively entertained.
The Misses Wales Will give a bridge
party next Wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
LAUREL NEW CENTURY CLUR

Laurel. Feb. is.--rhe laurel New
Century Club held n meeting Monday
afternoon. After tho transaction OF
business program appropriate for
ST. Valentines Day was rendered. Mrs.
w. J. CULLEN was In charge. Mrs. L.
Ray Otwell spoke at the opening
Of the social session. Anna Bell Nor
ton and Imogen Hitch sang
solos and dialogue was given
by Misses Beuiah Thompson and
Emma Ralph. Piano selections
were rendered by Mrs. Charles l..
Horsey. Mrs. Ella Yingllng and Erma
Ellis. game. matching OF hearts"
furnished much entertainment. Mrs.
Quillen gave everyone present a
valentine. after which heart-shaped
cakes and cocoa were served. Next
Monday a celebration of Washington s
birthday will be given and colonial
tea. In charge of Mrs. Christopher
Ellis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
SUNSHINE ACTIVITIES.
Washington Heights Branch to Enter
tain Invallds.

The Washington Heights branch of
the Sunshine Society win hold q Wash
ington's Birthday party at the Home
'of Merciful Rest. for the entertainment
of residents. next Wednesday after
noon at 2.30 O'Clock. Every member is
asked 20 participate.
The hospitality committee. comprIs-
ing Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Starks and
Mrs. Land. and the entertainment
committee. headed by Mrs. Boyd H.
Cook, will, be in charge of the affair
At the last meeting OF the branch
il was decided to contribute IS month
ly 70 the support of Sunshine Hall. 1t
was also decided TO make backrests a
speciality in the work OF aiding the
sick, and these will be supplied for in
valids desiring them. A generous do
nation has been received for the pur-
pose.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
PLAN STUDY COURSES.
Women Voters League Anxious to Hav'
Better Government Classes.

The executive council OF the Della
ware League OF Women Voters met
Thursday at the home o. Mrs. Henry
Ridley in Dover. Mrs. A. ID. Warner
presided. Matters OF great import to
the state league We're discussed.
Special emphasis WIS laid on the
Pan-American Conference of Women
to be held In connection with tho an
nual conference of the National
League in April Delaware hopes TO
send representatives and also have as
many women to attend as possible.
Plans were discussed about organiz-
ing better government classes to be
held next spring. Mrs. A. ID. Warner
and Miss Winifred ]. Robinson, dean
of the Women's College. are in charge
Of the educational end Of the classes
and will see to securing speakers, ar
ranging study courses, and setting the
time and place for the meetings. 7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Sunshine Card Party.

Mrs. George l.. Riley, chairman of
the ways and means committee of the
New Era branch Of the international
Sunshine Society, of which Mrs. Gar
rett ]. Hart is. president. win give a
card party on Monday afternoon at .
o'clock, in Sunshine Hall, for the ben
eft of needy children. Tables Will be
provided for bridge and 500, and prizes
will be awarded at each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
HAD THAT TIRED. WORKOUT
FEELING.

DO you know that awful tired feel
ing" languidness. lame or weak hack.
sore muscles. stif or swollen Joints. or
rheumatic pains usually indicate kid
ney trouble? Foley Kidney pills act
promptly and effectively. Mrs. Ro-
berta Lllly. 100 Alton street. Alton.
H., writes: For three years I had =
tired. worn-out feeling. Various treat-
ments failed. I began TO improve on
the second dose OF Foley Kidney Pills
and today feel like new."-N. b.
Danforth.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.

The = Wilmington section of the
Council Of Jewish Women Will hold
dance at the Washington Heights
Century Club on February 81. Mrs.
Harry Topkis is chairman of arrange
ments. Refreshments will be served.
The party is open to the public.
The current events class which met
Monday was entertained by lecture
on Our Girls" by Mrs. Benjamin of
New York. Mrs. Savage read paper
on national current events and Mrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
MIppLET0wN NEW CENTURY.

Middletown. Feb. 1S.-Miss Helen
Hart gave a very interesting talE on
Service Citizenship" at meeting of
the New Century Club recently. Mrs.
+. NJ. Vaughn was chairman OF the
program. Professor Mcknight of the
high school has invited all members
OF the executive board Of the club
TO confer with him next Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. a. NJ. Cham
berlains. At next Tuesdays moet-
ing. Mrs. w. b. Biggs VIII give n
book review. The dressmaking class
viii meet with Miss Wood on Feb
ruary 23.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18

The Junior Prom. given at the Hotel
du ronr last night by the Junior class
OF the University Of delaware. was an
unqualified succ~as. About 500 dane
Sra wrrc pvscnt. the men being main
~ undergraduates. with q few alumni
and the young men having come fren
ail over ths state.
Promptly at y o'clock. the grand
mar.h started. led by Msss Seward end
Earl II. W. brandt. The Original Six
and Aladden's orchestra each played
half OF the march and later ni,crnatcd
on the dances Both orchestras played
unccmmonly well. In tho receiving
,,re were Mrs. Waiter Hullfhcn. Mrs
George E. nutton. Mrs. Il. 1aurcnc,
Smith. Miss Winifred y. Robinson
Mira John pilling. Mrs. George Carter
aud Earl De w Brandt.
In the middle OF the evening Dear
E. laurcnoe Smith presented tin,
sold footballs to tho following mem.
h~rs of tho 1921 football team; w. II
lioton. captain; l.. n. Rocmcr. mana.
ger. II, Il. Young. Leland r. Hurn
Joscph j. Rothrock. William =. lhlly
50. Harry <, Ivory, r. II. Carl. q. W
sonlson. 7. v Williams. NJ. A. Atkins
John N. Schaeffer. G. ~ Price. ~. s
Jackson. William II. Mck~lvy.
Al midnight refreshmcnts wcr,
ssrVcd IN the du Barry Room.
Tho class officers are Earl Dc w
pn,nd,. president. Clarence J. Under.
vs,s.d, vice. president; John NJ. Lynch
SECRETARY. and Charles W. Reynolds
treasurer.
Mrs Carl snellcnburg Of Bellefon,,
has gone 10 Ashevlile, ". G.. 20 spend
two months with her sister. Mrs
Frank H. Harlcsiy of Dover. who hat
spent tho winter thcrc for the las
few years
Mr. ana Mrs Herbert II. vcnshle %
COS West Eighteenth street are re
eelvns congratulations on the birth
81 daughter on February Z.
Mira George W. Dorsey. Jr.. had n
her house guests Cor the Junior Prom
rapl pe W. Brandt, johnson Rowan
grnnvlnc Alexander of Newark: Mis-
Natalie Aycrvt 81 tho Womens Col
lego. N,ss Margcry Foster Of New
York; Niss Elinor bronson Of Titus
Vile. Pa. ana her son. Harold II
Dorsey ~ New York.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Y. V. du pont enter
tsined At small dinner and dane
last evening
Mr.. and Mr.. Harlan @. Scott lcf
yesterday fcr New York 90 sail tods,
fcr n mqnthe stay IN the West Indies
Mrs. Thomas W. Miller went Z,
Washington to-day for tho Weekend
Nlss El'nor Nendesrift left toda,
fNr n visit IN Washington.
Mrs. Francis deli Janvier OF New
Castle IL giving n reception today fo'
iudrc and Mrs. Richard +. Rodney.
Nir ard Mrs, Arthur r. Alhertsor
and Miss Martha Alhertson of Tacoma
Washington. en- route % Florida. wer
guests this week OF Mrs. Il. 4. Moody
Mrs. A. y. Porter and Mrs. Arthu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
LEWES ZwAANENDAEL.

Lewes. Feb. 1s.--The Zwaanendael
Club OF Lewes met on valentine day.
Frank N. Jones of Georgetown was
the speaker Of the occasion. and gave
an instructive address on "The Con-
stitution of Delaware" Community
singing was followed by an instru-
mental duet by Mrs. Araminta Nor
ris and Mrs Ben Albertson. The
ladies' OF the club will open a food
exchange IN the Library Building on
March 8. to be conducted weekly.
The proceeds will go toward the fund
for a clubhouse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
Card Party Successful.

The card party held at the New
Century Club on Thursday evening for
the benefit of st. Johns r. c. church
Ct Milford was very successful, ard
Rev. Joseph H. Irwin believes that this
was due to the cooperation of VIII
mlngton people. About flvs hundred
persons were present. Euchre and
500 were played. Numerous prizes
were awarded.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18
WILMINGTON NEW
CENTURY CLUB

Tuesday wiz he reciprocity day
with the Mlddletown New Century
club. which VIII have charge OF the
program OF the current events class
OF the Wilmington New Century
club. Besides their program. Mrs.
Finn Spare VIII give current events
and John Hayes will sing.