Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-30

The presence of a real and very hive
Princess Gin our midst" on Monday VIII
he an unusual incentive TO Wilmington TO
celebrate the Fourth of July with our best
foot foremost, The royal lady, by the way,
has been in Wilmington before, when no
one would deny the presence of royalty,
but every guest who met her, through
sccrecy-all of which lends piquancy TO
the visit next week, TO say the least.
Society is very dull, at present. The
usual summer inertia has seized upon
most of our bcst-known people. Whiie
great many are leaving town the exodus
is small compared with that OF last sum-
mer. Philadelphia has prohted through
Wilmington shoppers this week. on
Thursday IN a certain big store there,
many prominent local women were seen
The wedding of Miss Katharine Wilson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John fenrose
Wilson of Newark, and John Hammond
Goldsmith. son of the late Nathahiei
Oliver Goldsmith, vice president OF the
Wier Frog Co, of Cincinnati, ONO, ana
Mrs Goldsmith. will be celebrated TINS
evening nj the First Presbyterian Church,
Newark. Rev. Trevor Mordccai, Presby-
terian minister of Wilmington, will per-
form the ceremony The church decora-
,ions will be ferns and summer flowers.
MIR. Wilson Will give his daughter IN
marriage. She will wear a gown OF white
satin. court train. with veil OF tulle,
trimmed with orange blossoms, and Will
carry n shower bouquet OF orchids and
hlv-Of-the-valley. Her sister, Miss Letitia
Russell Wilson, will be her maid Of honor.
She will wear pale pink taiteta gown,
with blue trimmings and hat of pale pink
tullc and blue She will carry a bouquet OF
blue delphcnian and pink roses. Her at,
tendants will he her cousin, Miss Ethel
Wilson of Avondalc, Pa, and two school
friends, Miss Janet Darling OF Merion, "a,
and Miss Bertha Walfarth OF Chicago, III.
All are TO wear pale blue taifeta gowns
with pink trimmings and pale PINK hats
trimmed with blue. Their flowers will be
blue dclphen.an and yellow roses. Mr..
Goldsmith will have as his best man his
cousin, Harry Hammond of Garden City,
Ionc Island and the ushers VIII be Patrick
Mallon Of Cincinnati, Robert Nelson OF
Kentucky, Robert Gravcly of Cincinnati
and George W. Wilson of Newark,
brother of tho bride. A reception at the
bride home will follow the wedding.
Miss Wilson is "A graduate of the Ely
School at Greenwich, Conn. Mr.. Gold
snith attended Mercersburg Academy and
left there during the war TO serve IN
france one year in the 1l2th Trench
Mortar, Thirty-seventh Division. They
will reside in Pittsburg, where Mr.. Gold
smith Is engaged IN the steel business.
Last evening At their beautiful country
home at Chadds Ford. Pa, the Charles
r. Hollsdavs entertained with a delightful
dance for Miss Elizabeth Holiday and
her guest, Miss Anne Warren of New York.
The moonlight night made the occasion
irresistible and large number of the young
Or set made the ten-rnilc trip by motor to
enjoy some enlivening dancing. Several
of the society men Of Philsdelphia attend
ed, including John Seaman and Denny
Roberts.
MrS. ". X. du Pont and Miss Madeleine
Draper arc at Marblehead, Mass, as
delegates TO the National Garden Club
conference.
Nrr. James A. Draper and the Misses
Draper will leave tomorrow for Fisher
lsla nd, New York, TO spend the remainder
OF the summer.
Mrs. Willard Salisbury and Miss
Emily Bissell are spending two weeks in
Maine.
The F. Lindsay Curtis family will 60 to
Saranac Inn on upper Saranac Lake,