Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-03

on FLAG Day 10 meet with the other
u. A. r. Chapters OF the state.
Gamble Latrobe. general superin-
tendent OF the Southern Grand Di-
vision Of the Pennsylvania railroad. ie
convalcscins at Atlantic City, follow
Ing a nervous breakdown. Mr.. Latrohe
WAS taken 81 shortly before Easter.
Mse Eldred T. Boynton. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Boynton OF
Falkland viii be home from Wei
lesley College next Friday.
Miss Helen Gawthrop will be home
June l3. after Swarthmore Commence-
ment. She will take the part OF Lady
Mary" in The Admirable Crichton".
the Senior play this year. Early in
July she will lesve for National Gla-
cier Park. in Montana. to attend
convention Of the Kappa Kappa Gam
ma Sorority.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey w. Hastings
of laurel have Issued invitations for
the wedding OF their daughter, Bernice
and Robert S. Brock. at their home in
Laurel. Saturday. June "a.
John =. Marquand. author OF The
Cnepeakable Gentleman" has been
vietins his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Marauand this week. Miss
Christine -. Sedgvick Of Massachu-
set;s, whose engagement 10 Mr.. MIR
"A al
visited them. The wedding will take
place some time in September. at
"Stockhridge," the homo Of Miss
Sedswicks parents
In spite Of the early season, the
Belhnvcn Hotel Mt Rehohoth Is very
popular Among the Wilmington guests
there this week were Mrs. William
Fem. Mrs. Russell II. Durham, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Spruance. Miss
Spruance, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur La
Motto. Mr.. and Mre. Montieth jack
son. Mrs. Barnett will open the ball
room today 20 continue all summer
IL is n delightful room and with the
excellent music that the hotel Is fur
nishing. should be a favorite spot with
Wilmington people who are stopping
in Rehoboth.
Thureday. June s, a card party will
be held at Byecroft. the home OF Mrs
T { Rye. at Holly Oak This will be
the last 81 the series Of card paStie.
given by the mortgage committee O.
the New Century Club.
Tho Junior League is planning a
Small and Early dance 70 be held
June "a in the ballroom st Mrs
Coleman du Points home. The affair
will be for the benefit Of the Chill
iren's Bureau. Miss katherine Hilles
Is chairman OF the committee on ar
ransements and her committee il
corYposed OF M!sse. Dorothy Curtis
Elizabeth Holiday. Sarah Chichester
Sarah Townsend, Julia Townsend.
IL June lives up 20 is tradition OF
! Ideal weather next week will be 4
busy time al the Country Club. The
mixed foursome. which was 10 have
been PLAYED Thursday. has been post,
! poned a week and will take place
next Thursday az $50. 4 team match
!or the womens tea ms will be helc
Tuesday Mrs. John p. Nields ha,
taken Mrs Pen!ngton's place al
manager. The first team will pla,
the third. and the second team vii
play the fourth.
The Players on the first team ar.
Mre. Norman p Rood, Mrs. II. Clif
ion Collins, Mrs J. Brown Tyler. Ms
Elizabeth Draper. Miss Corneli:
Draper. Mrs Henderson Weir, Mis-
Polly du Pont. Mrs Lindsay Curtis
Miss Jane Marvel. Mrs Irving Warner
On the second team will play Mrs
John Markell. Mrs. W. Poynte!l Johns
ton, Miss katherine Hnles. Mrs. JohI
Montgomery Mrs. Henry F. du Pon-
Miss Elizabeth Patterson. Miss Mar,
Marvel, Mrs. William s Bergland. Mrs
Walter Carpenter. Mrs. c. \. Rudolph
The members ot the third team ar
Mrs. William 5. H!les, Mrs. John T
Nields. Miss Madeleine Draper. Mr..
Elmer (. Mitchell. Mrs. T. W. Camp
bell, Mrs. Macmillan Hopes, Mis-
Jeanette Thomas. Mrs. Eugene d
Font, Mrs. Gerald ( Street. Mr..
Thomas W Miller. The fourth tear
includes Mrs Harry G.. Haskell. Mr.,
4. Felix d. Pont, Mrs William I
Denham, Mrs. Harlan G. Scott. Mr.,
+. c. s!sler. Miss Elizabeth Hollada,
Mrs John a Graves. Miss Anne Gar
rett. Miss Sarah Townsend, Mrs. =.
4. Echols.