Evening journal., 1917-11-21


Bierne Donaldson, Of New York, for
merly of Baltimore. which will be sol
emnized i'm Trinity p e. Church at 73O
o'clock Saturday evening. T. Leslie
Carpenter. organist, will play the fol
lowing program while tho guests are
assembling and for the professional and
occasional OF the bridal party:
Bridal song ....................Je Jensen
Second Sonata, Adagio ..Nendelssohn
March Russo Schminke
Twilight .....~,........... .frirnl
Wedding Music ,.................W West
An Arcadian Sketch Stoughten
Lohengrin Bridal Chorus Wagner
Wedding March .Nendelssohn
The Rev Frederick NJ. kirkus, rec
tor, and Bishop Ethelbert Talbot, Of
Pennsylvania, father Of the groom's
sister-in-law. viii ofilciate Miss du-
Pont who viii be given in marriage
by her father, will be attended by
her sister Mrs. Hollyday s. Needs, Jr
as matron of honor, and by Miss
Elizabeth Nimick and Miss Henrietta
Nimick, Of Pittsburgh Miss Helen Gu
lick. Of PhoeniXville. Pa; Miss Mary
Kirk, of Roland Park, Md; Miss Ethel
Barksdale, Of this city. and Mrs. Fran
els Victor dupont her sister-in-law,
Of Newton Centre, Mass. as brides
maids. The little Misses Alice and Mary
Harvey, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs lie
Roy Harvey and cousins OF the bride,
and Dora Donaldson. a niece OF the
groom, will be flower girls.
The best man will be Francis Donald
son, Of Tuckahoe n. Y, a brother Of
the groom, and the ushers viii be
Charles penniman, of Baltimore /:
George r. Murnane, Of Glen Ridge. n.
j.; Bergen llerod, OF New York; Rob
ert Gamble, of Jacksonville. Fla, and
Francis Victor dupont and Eleuthere /.
dupont, brothers Of the bride.
Following the ceremony a reception
Will be held at the home of the brides
parents, at No. sos North Broome
street, after which the newly-,vedded
couple will leave on their honeymoon.
which Will be spent at the Moors. the
country estate Of General and Mrs. du-
Pont near Cambridge. Md Mr.. and
Mrs. Donaldson viii be at home after
December 6, at No. IA East Eighty
fourth street. New York.
Several pre-nuptial functions are
being given in honor Of Miss dupont.
Mrs Iollyday 5. Needs. Ir.. gave a
Tea and kitchen shower for the bride
this afternoon and on Saturday General
and Mrs dupont will entertain the
guests and bridal party at
luncheon at Ne Olde Mil.
A large number Of out-of-town guests
are expected over the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollyday s. Needs Ir
viii have as their guests. Miss Eliza
beth Molloy, Of 'Shelbyvllle. Ky. Miss
Marion Irwin, Of Toxic. Japan. and
MT. and Mrs. Sidney Henry, OF Cam
bridge, Md.
Miss Ethel Tallman VIII entertain
Miss Evans and Miss Martha Evans, OF
New York, and Miss Edith Tener, of
Sewickley, Pa, over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton NJ Barksdale
will have Mrs. Mamie b. Donaldson
mother Of the groom; Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Donaldson. of Tuckahoe, n. Y.
and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Corbitt, Of Alton.
Va, as their guests over the wedding.
Miss Henrietta Nimick and Miss
Elizabeth Nimick, Of Pittsburgh Miss
Helen Gulick. Of PhoeniXyille. and
Miss Mary Kirk, Of Baltimore. who
viii be bridesmaids. viii be guests OF
General and Mrs. DUPONT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Victor dupont.
brother and sister-in-aw of the bride,
viii stay with Mrs. Paul Wilson.
Among the out-of-town guests who
viii be entertained at the Hotel du-
Pont will be Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Waters
and daughter, Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Edmund G. Buckner spent part
Of this week i'm New York.
So great has been the response 10
the Colonial Danes appeal for knit
ters that more than fourteen hundred
sweaters. which the Danes desired TO
have made for the Delaware boys at
Admission, have been given out. Sc
curing yarn from the Colonial Danes
House at No. 1908 Market street, has
become so popular that il has been
decided 10 keep the house open for
that purpose on Tuesdays and Fridays
OF every week after December 1. This
morning five boxes. containing over
900 sweaters, were sent TO the Della
ware Boys. All sweaters over the
needed number for the Delaware sol
dicrs viii be given TO the Red Cross.
The Colonial Danes have bought a
set of china from Miss Emma Lore.
who is leaving this city. TO make her
future home in Washington. The china
belonged TO the noted Clayton family
Of this state and 10 is full Of historic
cal interest. II will be added TO the
collection Of the Colonial Danes.
Eleuihere I. dupont came home last
Saturday from the Hill school at
pottslown. Pa where he is a student,
and will remain with his parents. Gem
crsl and Mrs r. Coleman dupont. I'M
tn after this weekend He will be one
Of the ushers at the wedding on SatiIr-
day Of his sister, Miss Renee dupont
and John Wilcox Donaldson.
Members Of the music committee OF
lhe New Century Club entertained at
tea this afternoon In honor Of Miss
Emma Lore. who will leave shortly
TO take up her residence in Washing
ton. some delightful music featured
the reception. Receiving were: Mrs p
T. Negenadank, chairman: Mrs, Julian
Adair Mrs. Charles f. Grhhth. Miss
Helen McCaulley, Miss Winifred
Bach. Mrs. William q. Blatz. Miss
Mildred Belts, Mrs. r. Leslie Carpenter
Miss Lorena B.. Emmons, Mrs. Norman
5. Huxley, Mrs. C. f. Iszard. Mis-,
Helen Kurtz, Mrs. Leslie p Mahonev
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