Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
TRIANGLE CLUB At
PLAYHOUSE DEC. IS
Princeton Theatrical Organiza-
ton to be Extensively
Entertained.

Much interest has been aroused by
the announcement that the Princeton
Triangle Club with Its new show will
make it's appearance at The Playhouse
on December is.
For purely amateur institution
the Triangle Club has n surprisingly
extensive organization. In the cast
there are seventeen members. the
chorus including thirty-two husky
girls, 'mob", etc. In addition there
is an orchestra OF nineteen. In all.
some seventy undergraduates make
the trip.
The book this year has'been done by
Henry Miner j. II. Martin and Will
liam II. Smith, all undergraduates.
Mr.. Smith has had a leading part for
the last two years.
The plot of the play this year is
uniquely amusing. 1t is n tale of n
young navy "gob" who Is blown to
Mars by an explosion of vast guam
tity of home brew. and the story goes
on to tell the adventures which befell
him there.
The Triangle Club has been for
years part OF Princeton undergradu-
ate life. 1t was founded In 1891. It's
second president was John KcndrclS
Bangs, the well known humorist, and
Booth Harrington was manager and
president of the organization for the
two following years. Other well known
names Of Triangle members arc Post
Wheeler, Henry Van Dyke. Cyrus
Mccormack and James Barnes.
Tho Club Will arrive in Wilmington
upon tho afternoon of December Is
and It's members will be entertained
by Mrs. Henry b. Thompson at a tea
dance. Following this they will dine
at the homes of the Princeton Alumni
of this city and thereafter will give
their first performance. a dance un-
der the combined auspices OF tho
Princeton Alumni Association ant
the Junior League will take place ir
the Hotel DUPONT ballroom after tn.
show.
The following ladies are patroneSso,
/ e the organization: Mrs. Cecil Backus'
Mrs. Frank Ball, Mrs. John Bancroft
Mrs. G. Marshall Barton. Mrs William
/ $. Bergland. Mrs. John Biggs. Mrs
John u. Bird. Mrs. George u. Biee,ell
! Mrs H. Fletcher Brown. Nrrs. JOSEPH
/ Bancroft Mrs. Thos. +. Bayard. Mrs
+ {. Douglas Buck. M'ss Buckalew. Mre
; j. Dauforth Rush, Mre. Henry NJ
! Canhy, Mrs, Charles l.. Candec. Mrs
Il. X. NJ. Carpenter, Mrs. Walter $
! Carpenter, Jr- Mrs. Charles \. Cone
land. Mrs, +. Lindsay Curtis. Mre
/ Philip Cook, Ml~. VIM n. Denham
! Mrs. Franklin Duane Mrs. \. Fell,
; DUPONT, Miss Amy DUPONT, Mrs G
Il. DUPONT, Mrs. Eugene DUPONT. Mrs
Eugene f DUPONT. Mrs. Francis Y
DUPONT, Mrs. 1renee DuPont. Nrx
I"ammot DUPONT. Mrs. T, Colemat
DUPONT. Mrs. W. K DUPONT. MIR.
Russel II. Durham. Mrs. James 4
Draper, Mrs. Henry +. DUPONT. Mr.,
Nictcr DUPONT, Jr. Mrs. George 4
Elliott, Mrs. George GRAY. Mr.,
Charles Il. Holiday, Mrs. InRov Har
vey, Mrs. Harry @. Haskell Mr.
Macmillan Hopes. Mrs. Frank {
Hughes. Mrs. VIM. So I!llee. Mr.
FRANK deH. Janvier, Mrs. w. pointe
Johnston. Mrs. William Winder Lair,
MRS Phillip d. Laird Mrs. Walter
= Laird. Mrs. Gamble s. Latrohe. Mr.
: Preston Lea. Mrs Josiah Marve, NJ.
, Holiday s Needs, Mrs. Clement Mile
! Mrs. Charles r. Miller. Mrs IJug
Morris. Mrs. John II. Mullin. Mr.
: otho N5wland, Mrs. John J.. Nield
, Mrs. Paul Jennings Nowland. Mr.
; JOS. H. odell. Mrs. Charles l.. Pate,
, son, Mrs. James PenneweU Mr.
William II. Porter, Mrs. VILLA,
, fricketi' Mrs. David n. Rankcn. Mr.
I Chas' l.. Reese, Mrs. Richard Rees
Mrs. Robert II. Richards. Mrs. No
. man J. Rood. M,ss. Charles G. Runner
, Mrs. Henry T. Scott, Mrs. Harlan
Scott, Mrs. H. Rodney Sharp. Mr.
) arthur Spruance. Mrs. William
Spruance, Mrs. William G. Ranso
Mrs. II. II. Thompson. Mrs. Sylvost,
ID. Townsend. Jr., Mrs. Christonh,
L. ward. Mrs. Hobert II. Ward. ]
Mrs William NJ wardrop. Mrs
= Tatnall Warner, Mrs. Irving Warne
= Mrs. Edward B. Whitman. Mrs Ma
= tin +. Walker.