Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-15

dances and dinners and parties. The
season will open with the Easter ball
which will be given In the ballroom OF
the Hotel du pont Monday evening
for the benefit Of Italian Neighborhood
House The committee In charge
have worked INCREASINGLY to make the
dance successful. Miss Emily l.. Bis
sell Ia chairman and Mrs. Willard
Crichton is secretary. Mrs. Frank 3.
Garrett has arranged for IAnins Or
oheetra OF Philadelphia TO furnish the
music for dancing from $50 to $50.
Mes Margery Pyle Is chairman o,
arrangements and Miss katherine
Hillos of publicity. Miss Mary Marvel
has been in charge OF the tickets.
Miss Constance Moore Is chairman OF
tho printing committee and Mrs. Rich
ard Reese is in charge OF refresh
ments. Miss Victorine du Pont and
Miss Elizabeth Holiday have errang-
ed for prizes Of corsaRee of Hardenias
for the ladies and boutonnicrcs for the
men TO be awarded TO the winners In
competitive fox trot. waltz. and COM
hin'tion OF the two. George Y. Blesell,
= h0 A. Montgomery, Jr. and Wal
ter :. Carpenter. Jr.. will be the Judges
The mems committee that assisted I'm
arranging for the dance has tho fol-
lowing members: X. II. Durham, H
q. Haskell, Harlan @. Scott. Henry
j. Scott. Henry T. Scott, Jr, George
7. Bisecll, Walter Laird w. w. Laird.
Hollydsy Needs. G. +. Backus, w. b.
Denham. John r. Jessup. j. A. Mont
gomery. William Prickett, Irense du
ront. Eugene r. du Pont Francis V
du Pont, w, Poyntell Johnston G. A
Higgins, Clement w. Miller, Sydney
Scott, Edwin Thomas, William ].
Hishfeld. Herbert Kaighn, Frank Pal
mer, Joseph lawson. Charles Topkis.
Edward b. Morrow. Alfred Victor du
Font, Alfred Biesel. Robert II. Rich
ards. Jr, Charles l.. Richards. Wal
tor Carpenter, c. l.. Ward. The guests
VIII be received by Mrs. y. G.. du
Font. Mrs. George A. Elliott, Mrs.
Josiah Marvel, Mrs. Thomas w. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Irenee du Pont.
The patronesses for the ball are
Mrs. Alfred W. Armstrong, Mrs. DON
aid s. Ashbrook. Mrs. John Bancroft,
Mrs. Thomas f. Bayard, Mrs. William
Bersland. Mrs. John Biegs, Mrs.
George z. Bissell. Mrs. Henry NJ.
'anby, Mrs. Charles 1. Candee, Mrs.
w. s. Carpenter. Jr, Mrs. Charles
copeland, Mrs. Eugene E. du Pont,
Mrs. u. G. du Pont, Mrs. Victor du
Font. Jr., Mrs. Russell II. Durham.
Mrs. George A. Elliott. Mrs. Edward
&. Ferriday. Mrs. William H Fem,
Mrs. Ferdinand l.. Gilpin, Mrs. James
y. Ginns, Mrs. Willis F. Harrington.
Mrs, Daniel o. Hastings. Mrs. Charles
n. Hollsday, Mrs. Macmillan Hopes,
III ~
lsffey, Mrs. David Lindsay, Tr.. Mrs.
charles A Meade. Mrs. Josiah Mar
vel, Mrs. Charles r. Miller, Mrs
Thomas w. Miller, Mrs. II. X. Miller,
Mrs. Joseph II. Martin, Mrs John r.
Moore. Mrs. Ohio Nowland, Miss Elsie
Patterson. Mrs. Frank e. Patterson
Mrs. Charles A Patterson, Mrs. ]. J
Raskob, Mrs. Robert Richards. Mrs
charles L. Reese. Mrs. Samuel Rum.
ford, Mrs. Francis G. Sellers, Mrs
caleb NJ. Steward. Mrs. Henry p
Scott. Jr., Mrs. ]. II. Stadelman. Mrs
Willard Springer. Jr., Mrs. Joseph p
Wales. Mrs. F. A. Wardenburg, Mrs
Irving Warner. Mrs. Herbert Whit
taker.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Montieth Jackson
are spending the weekend at Reho.
both.
Ralph A Sentman, a midshipmar
at the Y. S. Naval Academy at An
napolia. is spending his Easter vaca
tion with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert A. Sentman.
Among those giving dinners befor,
the dance are Mrs. Sylvester ID. Town
eend. who will entertain for Miss Juli.
Townsend and Mrs. Henry p. Scott
Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bay
ard.
The Delaware delegates ATTENDING
the convention of the National Lea gu
OF Women Voters in Baltimore, which
will be held from April 20 to 90, vii
be Mrs. Carlton T. Bridsham, presi
dent OF the Wilmington League 0
Women Voters, Mrs. A d. Warner
president of the Delaware League
Mrs. F. f. Bach. Miss Helen Hart
Miss Marie Lockwood. of this city
Mrs. Henry Ridgely and Miss winifre
Morris. Of Dover; Mrs. H. NJ. Walle,
Miss Rose Freeny. Mrs. II. c. LIE
Gates. Delmar; Mrs. A. NJ. Chamber
lain OF Middletown. and Mrs. Cum
Minis Speakman of Smyrna
Caleb Steward has been spendIn
this week at Pinehurst, y. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Beacon
who are travelng'i in Europe have jus
left Athens, according to word re
ceived here.
Miss Katherine Hilles will give
0nrer before the Small and Earl
next Saturday evening.
Mrs. Benjamin Bowering, wife {
Captain Bowering OF the L. S. Arm,
won the first prize at the annual hors
show held last Saturday at Fort Mon
roe. Va. She took the jumps IN single!
In twoes and threes perfectly. Mr.
Towering is well known in this cit
as she attended Friends' School. Sh
Will be remembered as Miss Louis
Jefferson OF Delaware City.
Miss Mary NJ. Ramsay is expecte
home from South America next Wed
nesday. Her sister Mrs. Alfred l
Chandler. whom Miss Ramsay ha
been visiting, and her three childre
will return with her to spend the sum
mer with Mrs. William G.. Ramsay
Misc Bertha Harlan returned tn!
week from visit to Waehingto
where she was the guest of the Ma
tional Cathedral School.