Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-03
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From IL until 2 Maddens seven piece
orchestra will play. the musicians hav-
ing given their services for the ex-
cellent cause. Chicken salad. cold ham.
potato salad, sandwiches. Ice cream
pie and other delicacies will be served.
Mrs. Frank DE Almond Is chairman
and Mrs Robert Tomlinson is vice.
chairman. Mrs. +. V. du Pont. Mrs.
Alfred Gawthrop. Mrs. Walter Car
penter, Mrs. Joseph Wales will assist
them. Miss Mary Marvel will be in
charge OF the mattresses. Mrs. William
Denham Is chairman Of ice cream and
Mrs. William BerRland will see 10 ar
rangement OF the tables and decorat-
Ing.
A luncheon was given Vaesar Alum
nae yesterday by Mrs. Russell II. Dun
ham In honor OF DIR. Henry Noble Mac
Cracken, president Vassar. In his ad-
dress DIR. MacCracken stated that Vas
sar freshmen OF today, although
younger than freshmen OF a few years
| ago. enter college with a definite idea
of the profession they wish to pursue
after graduation. so that many spe-
curriculum. Among those present were
Mrs. Charles Higgins, Mrs. T.. Tatnall
Warner. Miss Winifrfed Robinson and
Miss Quaesita Drake of Newark. Mrs.
Clement Miller. Mrs. Morris Poucher,
Mrs. Edward Worth. Mrs. Rolfe GLOW
er. Mrs. Sweeney. Mrs. Glenn Beaden-
kopf. Miss Alice Satterthwaite, Miss
Edith Danforth. Miss Elizabeth Pou-
cher. Miss Helen Davis, Miss Eleanor
Spear.
Willard Speakman gave a bridge
party Monday night for house guest
Miss Elizabeth Hobbick Of California
The date for Miss Esther Wards
marriage TO Philip J. Kimball of
Charleston, West Virginia, has been
set for June u.
Miss Mary r. du Pont and Miss
Esther du Pont. daughters OF Lam
mot du Pont. and Miss Louisa Carpen-
ter and Miss Irene Carpenter, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. NJ. Carpen-
ter. are taking part in the Horse Show
s. Philadelphia. this week.
Miss Msrgsretta Miller will give a
bridge party tomorrow night for Miss
Louise Lea.
Miss Catherine Armstrong has as
her guests Mrs. Henry Robinson anc
Miss Elizabeth Robinson of Hartford
Conn.
Mrs. Thomas w. Miller and Mrs
Felix du Pont returned Monday from
their New England trip.
Music lovers arc anticipating the
concert to be given In the ball roo.,
lof the Hotel du Pont next Tuesday
levening by the Orpheus Mixed Quar-
tet OF Philadelphia. The concert Is
being given under the aupices OF thu
Daughters OF 1912 TO equip the play.
ground over Eleventh street bridge
which has been donated by Mr.. Coyne
The quartet will sing In costume, Lizs
Iehman's In a Persian Garden" will
its stage setting, costumes and actor
making II a veritable breath OF tn
Orient; I'm Gypsy Land" glimpse !
Romany. and AN Old Folks Even
ing" glance backward 10 the fire
, side Of half a century ago.
, Miss Edna Harwood Baugher
the soprano; for several years she wa
a soloiN In several OF Philadelphia
largest churches. but now is devotin
all her time TO concert work Clar
! focum Joyce is the contralto, and j
the soloist at the Presbyterian chur :
at Twenty-first and Walnut street,
. Philadelphia. Philip Warren Coo,
tenor. has been soloist at the Calvar
Methodist Church of Philadelphia. an
= later OF the Church of the Adven
, Germantown. Donald Redding, tn
baritone. has been soloist of the Beth
/ llehem Presbyterian Church for te
years. All the artists have delighte
local audiences before with their cor
q lCsrt work