Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10

Interest th,s week IL focused on the
Flower Market. which opened this
morning In Cool Spring Park. Society
turned out on ma@ss I'm support OF the
affair which ie tring given for tho
worthy cause OF eauippine porma-
nent GUNNER camp for the children
of tho city. Al day the quiet little
shady park has been vivid with How
ers ana growing things, and say with
tne laughter and shouts OF children
who were boating on the pond, riding
ponies around the reservoir. or hunt
Ing mysterious bundles in the sand
lyoS. liouecwivcs were purchasing the
fresh vegetables and dairy products.
and "A large group was there Tor
luncheon. The Flower Market, al
though comparative innovation IN
thiS city, bids fair 10 become an an
nunl event because OF It's beauty and
ee,auss OF tho success that 20 far has
attended it.
The delightful spring weather has
lured everyone out OF doors. Garden
enthusissts arc busy planting and
cultiv%ting and tending their plots of
flowers; horse lovers are spending
hours In tho saddle or In the grand
stands OF horse shows; and golfers are
nocking 20 the links. Yesterday large
group OF enthusiastic players and look
er- on were at tho Country Club to
ac. the first handicap medal play for
tho season. The club luncheon At one
O'Clock was pleasant social gather
ing as devotees Of bridge and golf
me, together and in good natured rail-
lery argued tho respective appeal OF
their favorlta indoor or outdoor sport
Tho luncheon was very we'll attend
ed. about forty persons being present
and at O'clock practically everyone
wa on the links. either 10 play or e
watch others
There were twcnty-four entries foi
golf and at tho end OF the afternoon
Mrs. W. Poyntell Johnston had TIA,
bcst, net SCORE and Mrs. Robert Pen.
ington, tho beet gross score. Each one
recsivcd a pair OF beautiful cur pins
Tomorrow afternoon beginning
about o'clock mixed foursomes VII
he played. Many persons nre planning
90 stay for dinner. Next Tuesday af
tsrnoon the FIRST team match will N
played.
The women's club ~ Trinity me
Monday afternoon az the homo OF Mr-
Frank q. Tallman. Bishop Philip Cool
cav. an inspiring talk and Mrs. Har
Ian Scott spoke briefly After tho meet
ing tea was served.
Honorary uehers az the Jenny lin,
Concert 20 be given next Monday eve
Ming IN the Playhouse will os Misses
Julia Townsend, Sarah Townsend
Elincr Nsndesr1f,. Heion odsll Julis
Elliott ncvothy Curtis. Mildred Simr
eon. Mary Curtis.
Mr.. and Mr~. Daniel Jeeter hav.
issued invitations 10 the marriage q
their daughter. Katherine. to jams
Chandler. Jr.. IN Grace Church. Satur
dav May 30, at esven o'clock. lrnne
diatelv after tho ceremony a recep
tion viii be held az tho home OF IN
brides parents. Both Of the youn,
p,ople participate in tho social activi
tics of Grace church.
Mrs. r Tatnal Warner Is giving
dinner this evening for Mr.. and Mrs
Charles NJ Lewis
The Garden Club ~ Wilmington i
arranging competitive exhibition q
iris ana coiumhine grown by the mem
hors 40 Longwood. the home OF Nj
and Mrs Pierre 5 du Pont. Monda,
Aprr rs The flowers VIII be arrange
in tho exhibition hall and after 4.s
The public is invited 90 visit the exhih'
and enjoy the beautiful flowers
Awards viii be made by the followin