Evening journal., 1919-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs David Lindsay are on a
two weeks motor trip TO Maplewood
N. II.
Mrs. Edmund p Moody returned
Thursday from attending the June
meeting OF the board Of management
Of the Daughters OF the American RevO-
luton, at Continental Memorial Hall,
Washington, d. C..
Miss Marie Glbride is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Frank Hall Davis at
Dover.
Mrs. Edgar Q. Bullock, and son Edgar
Q. Bullock, Jr., left on Thursday for
Ocean City. N. j. to spend the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maxwell, Of
Chicago. are In this city for several
days. They are registered at the Hotel
dupont.
Miss Helen c. Shaw, a member Of
! the Service Citizens League. will leave
on Tuesday for two months camp
ing trip In Maine. She was given
/ farewell luncheon on Thursday at
/ Hanna's Cafe. Miss Shaw was present
| ed with a canoe. accompanied by
/ poem written by Miss Mary c. Hunter
{ new member OF the staff Of the Serv-
| ice Citizens. Miss Charlotte C.. Ma
haffy, secretary Of the Community Car
den Committee, and Miss Esther Dali
lett, who Is associated with both OF
the organizations named, arranged the
luncheon.
Mrs. A. p. Novelty. Of Bloomer.
Wis, formerly Miss Sara b. Newlin, Of
this city, who has been visiting her
MOTHER Mrs. C.. Newlin, Of Ashley, left
for her home today.
Miss Elsie NJ. richards and Miss
Anne r. Fred left today for Beaver
Valley, a., where they will be dlrec-
tors in the childrens camp, during the
summer months.
Miss Alice Perry file clerk at the Har
Ian plant has resigned and will return
TO her home in Little Falls, N. Y. She
will be accompanied home by Mrs. II.
N. Diedcrichs, of Bcllcfonte, who will
also visit relatives in Dolgeville, n. Y.
Mrs. Diederichs will be away a month
Miss Eleanor lie Carpenter has been
visiting Miss Grace Tucker at Smyrna. |
Willard Hamilton Robert Deverell, |
Irwin HOllcy, William James, the /
Messrs. stone will spend the weekend |
at Bowers Beach. The party will make /
the trip in Mr.. Smiths yacht.
Miss Lottie Baker, Of Washington, !
Is the guest OF Miss Minnie Gatchell, !
No. 9O4 Jackson street, over the week
end.
General A. r. Benson OF Dover, spent |
Thursday in Wilmington.
Senator Newton, Of Brldgeyllle, spent I
Thursday in Wilmington.
The Misses Lillian and Nellie Mackie, |
Of Child's, Md, spent several days this
University Of Chicago. He is a chem !
list with the dupont Company at Deep
Water Point, New Jersey.
and Edward II. Vogt Of Philadelphia, |
were married this morning at 10
o'clock at the home OF the bride, No |
1870 South College avenue. The cere- |
mOny was performed by tho Rev. |
Frank Herson. Of the Newark NJ.
Church. only the immediate families |
were present.
The bride and groom were attended |
~ ~.
bride, Richard and Mary Louise Thom-
as. Richard acted as ring bearer, car
rying the ring on a silver tray and /
Mary Louise, the little flower girl
who carried a basket OF sweet peas.
The bride wore a pretty travelling
dress Of taupe georgette crepe and sat
in with a large black hat.
After a wedding breakfast, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nogt left for a short wedding trip
and on their return will reside at No
1870 South College avenue, Newark
A marriage license was granted yes
terday at Elkton to Miss Frances NJ.
Sharpless and Alton p. Pierce, both OF
this city.
Miss Jeannctte Stirling Geary and
George Herbert Stewart. were married
on Thursday evening. at the home of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. w VI.
Geary. No. 1906 Clayton street, by The
Rev. Thomas Kerr, pastor Of Greenhill
Church.
Miss Elizabeth Hagan was the maid
OF honor. Hamilton Stewart a brother
of the groom, was best man. The ush-
ers were Abram G. Geary and William
]. Barlow.
The bride wore a white crepe de
chine dress and carried a shower bou-
quet Of bride roses, white sweet peas
and maiden hair fern. The maid Of
honor wore a pink e,orgette crepe dress
and carried q shower bouquet Of pink {
roses. Mrs. Nora Lee Thatcher played
the wedding march
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart are at Atlantic |
City and upon their return will reside .
at No. 1906 Clayton street
Both Mr.. and Mrs Stewart are well
known and popular in this city. and j
are active in Greenhill Presbyterian