Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-06
Mostly About People

| the North Atlantic Conference on Tuber-
culosis at Richmond, Va. where DR.. Robin
will represent the Delaware State Tuber-
| culosis Commission as one of the vice.
presidents of the conference. DIR. and
Mrs. Robin will return Saturday.
Mrs. George Henry Phillips has issued
cards announcing the marriage OF her
daughter, Violet Adele, and Robert
Stuart Chambers, on Saturday, October
2, in New York City.
Mrs. Morris Smith, formerly Of Gordon
Heights, who spent last winter in New
York and the summer In Atlantic City hns
returned to Wilmington and has taken
an apartment for the winter and spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman f.. John have
sold their bungalow at Hillcrest, and
removed their effects to Brooklyn, where
they will reside in the future, and where
they have been living during part of the
summer.
Mrs. A. b. Cartledgc, Jr., has returned
from Detroit, where she visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cartledge are now
located IN the Wilmington Apartments.
Mrs. William X. du Pont and Miss
Mary Ramsay motored down to Hot
Springs, Va, few days ago, for a three
weeks stay st the Homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hoffccker, who
spent part Of the summer at Atlantic
City, are now the guests of Mn. William
G.. Ramsay.
NJ - NS- r~xruul.x I'LL x,,,,r,, go
their town homo in the near future.
Miss Livinggood is the guest Of Miss
Elizabsth Holiday at Chadd's Ford,
where the Charles Holladays viii remain
until November.
An announcement Of interest here
where the bride formerly lived and was
very popular is conveyed IN cards received
by Wilmington friends announcing the
approaching marriage of Miss Marjorie
Helen Mahcr and Ralph Beech Rohrman.
The nuptials will be celebrated on
October Q at oclock p. m. In the Church
Of the Redemption, IN West Philadelphia
Miss NIaher is the sister Of Mr.. and Mrs
Malcolm T. Stoney. Another phase of
local interest is the fact that the Reverend
Albert l.. Clay, former wear of Old
Swedes Church in Wilmington, will per-
form the ceremony.
Today Mrs. Frank +. Rohrman and
Miss Edith Rohrman win give a luncheon
for Miss Maher at their home in German
town. Mrs Frederick Bringhurst viii
attend, and she and Mr.. Bringhurst viii
so up for tho wedding.
Mrs. Francis whitten has returned
from a visit TO the Green Spring Valley
race meet where she WAS accompanied by
Mrs. Frank Wyth of Baltimore. Mrs.
Whitten's mother, Mrs. Kate l.. Jones, IS
now her guest at Meadows on the Brandy
WINE.
Mrs. Robert A. Burns of St Paul,
Minneaota, arrived in Wilmington today
for visit to her sister, Mrs. Philip Car
penter Mrs Frank G. Carpenter will
entertain In Mrs. Burns honor.
Miss, Eleanor Phelps of AKIN, ;. G.,
has arrived In Wilmington TO be the
guest Of Miss Louise Lea,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Jester spent the
week End IN Washington, ID. c.. as the
guests Of their son. Marvel Jester.
An attractive wedding Of this evening
will be that of Miss Elizabeth Mailman
of 1921 Lincoln street and a. Raymond
jackson of 7oe Adams street, the cere-
mony to be performed by Rev. Leonard
White of Mt Salem Church, at o'clock
at the brides home.
Mrs, Zella Wood, sister of the bride,
will be the matron of honor. William Duer.
Mr.. Jacksons close friend, will be the
best man. Stewart Mailman, father of
the bride, will give her in marriage The
house viii be beautifully decorated with
fall flowers The bridal couple will spend
two weeks in the Blue Ridge Mountainsof of
Virginia, after which they will be at home
at l02l Madison street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Grant have
returned from their wedding trip Ia
the New England States, and will take
up their residence at East Orange, y. J.
Mrs. Grant Was, before her marriage TO
Mr. Grant, recently, Miss Helen M
Brown.
Mr.. snd Mrs. John Townsend, Sr,