Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10

In the seventh annual. architectural
competition conducted by the White
Pine series OF architectural mono
graphs. The competition was for
plans for . country church and Sun
day school building with residence for
the minister. The competition was
judged at Yama Farms. Napanock, N.
y. May IL and Is. by Bertram o.
Goodhue. New York: Edward B.
Green. Buffalo: Thomas r.. Kimball.
Omaha; Charles d. MaEinnis. Boston !;
C. c. Zantzinger. Philadelphia.
To receive honorable mention In
one Of these competitions Is ono Of
the highest honors that can be won
by a young architect. Mr.. Robinson Is
employed by Brown & Whiteside, local
architects.
The hollyhocks arc in bloom this
week at Naaman's tea house and
many Wilmington people are enter
tanning there so that they may
enjoy the lovely sight OF tho rows
OF stately flowers. There 10 n quaint
ness and old world flavor about holly
hooks that Ia in accord with the pic
turesque old building. Miss Elsie
Patterson entertained small groups OF
friends there at tea and cards on
Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday
evening eleven members OF the Union
Garden Art Club were there for sup
per. Today Miss Dorothy Curtis ii
giving a small supper. This afternoon
fifty members Of the Sunshine So
ciety had luncheon at the tea house
Mrs. Charles Davis White OF Nor
wich. Conn.,. announces the engage
ment Of her daughter. Mrs. William
Cheney Brown, Jr., to Henry Il
Thompson, Jr.. OF GreenvilHe, Del
At the commencement exercises
held Wednesday at the Chesapeake
City High School. Franz .Kuschan o,
this city gave a cello solo. Mr.. Ku-
echan has recently rSturrted from
five years at Oklahoma University.
Many wilmingtonians will attent
the fantasie "F1eur de Lis" which
will be given this evening in the
beautiful outdoor theatre OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Pierre s. du Points home a
Longwood.
The second annual invitation tour
nament will be held at the Countr,
Club Tuesday morning at 1880. I
will be handicap medal play.
Mrs. E. A. Andrews and Miss Bella
Warner return today from a week,
visit to Frank Edsall at Millbrook
Pa.
Mrs. Frank o. Whitlock, formerl,
OF this city, now OF Louisville. Ky.
who has been the guest this w,eei
OF Mrs. Victor b. Woolley, left TO-
day. She VIII spend the summer a
her cottage at Martha's Vineyard.
Mrs. Henry l.. +. King, who ha!
been visiting her mother. Mrs. II. L
Evans, left today for Long Branch
where she will Join her husband.
Mrs. Fletcher Twombley has re
turned to her home in New Jerse.
after a visit with her mother, Mrs
Dallett, of this city.
Mrs. A. d. Warner gave a tea yes
terday afternoon At the home OF Mri
Charles Warner. Miss Violet Oakle,
who was the guest OF honor. gave
little talk on her mural paintings 9
the Capitol at Harrisburg.
The lawn supper given by the boar
Of managers of the Home for Age
Women on Thursday was 40 successfl
that II may become an annual even
About $3.50 was cleared.
Miss Katherine Hilles has as ht
guest Miss Kathleen Crawford OF Ne
York.
Miss Lorraine Du Val. daughter +,
Rev. DR.. Frederic B. Du Val OF VIII
nipee. Manitoba, Canada formerl
pastor of the First Presbyteria
Church Of this city, is visiting Mr.
Charles s Clefand OF Pocopson Pa