Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-04
Mostly About People

Charles s. Rupert. Mrs. John Satterth-
wait. Mrs. Harlan G. Scott Mrs.
Howard l.. Seaman, Mrs. Joseph Shaw,
Mrs. G.. Sellers Smith. Mrs. Willard A.
Spealman, Mrs Fred Stone, Mrs. Ernest
Taite, Mrs i. G.. Talman, Mrs. Frank
lin TAYLOR. Mrs. II. NJ. Taylor, Mrs.
Frank H. Thomas, Mrs George r. 1homp-
son. Mrs Henry b. Thompson, Mrs H.
Scott Townsend, Mrs. Joseph 7. Wales,
Mrs Christopher l.. Ward, Mrs. Alfred
Frank O. Whitlock, Mrs. Joseph >. Wis
son.
Mr. and Mrs John Bird will sail soon
after the first of tho New Year for an ex-
tended trip through the Orient. They VIII
go via San Francisco stopping III Honolu-
In on the way 10 Japan. After tour ot
the Flowery Kingdom they will sc, to
China and thence. il is understood, they
will venture into Russia, II conditions nj
that time are such as TO make the trip
safe for tourists II was their original in
tention to have made the voyage across
tho Atlantic in yacht with p party OF
friends. but the difficulties of obtaining
coal enroute brought about change OF
plans.
Last evening Westminster Church
was the sccic of a beautiful wedding
when Miss Marjorie Rosamund Odeli
the daughter of DIR. and Mrs Joseph
Odel, bee, me the bride Of Thomas Gar
rett Bradford
The nuptials were solemnlzed at :
O'Clock in the presence Of large and
representative gathering of friends OF the
two families, the guests including many
out-of town persons Miss Helen odeli
was her sisters maid Of honor and the
, grooms attendant was Paul Nowland.
The bridesmaids were Misses Ehnor
Vandegrft, Anne Garrett, Elizabeth Pat
terson, all Of Wilmington, Miss Eleanor
Porter Of Scranton, Miss Helen Amcs of
, Boston and Miss Rachael Arrotto Of Penn
svlvania The ushers were Sidney Bradford.
Robert Bradford Godfrey Pyle, John
: Garrett. Of this CITY. and Corrin Strong
: Of Rochester, n s.. Robert Cummings
| Of Pittsburg Pa, George Thompson oi
: Denver, Archibald Green Of New York.
4 The Rev Joseph H. Odcll performed the
!, ceremony. The bridal party presented
beautiful picture during the ceremony,
the soft lights of the church displaying
: TO an artistic advantage the exquisite
gowns of the bride and her maids. Miss
, Helen Odell. the maid Of honor, was at
$ tired in creation Of gold lace over cloth
/ of gold fashioned with q tulle bow at the
side ard worn with brown maine nat
4 and gold slippers. She carried bouquet
: Of Ophelia roses and lavender sweet peas
Q The bridesmaids gowns were beautiful
models in apricot satin and chiffon, with
orange chiffon girdles whose trailing ends
i formed trains Their flowers were yellow
3 and bronze chrysanthemums. The bnde
/ was radiantlv lovely in her bridal gown
Of white satin. which was fashioned with
} tight bodice effect, and draped with rare
8 rose point lace
5 A court train completed the costume,
with which was worn q handsome rope
: Of pearls Her veil was Of flmy tulle held
by cap Of rose point lace adorned with
orange blossoms The bridal bouquet
was a magr ificent cluster Of valley
lilies. white roses and sweet peas Mrs.
Odell vas attred in handsome gown Of
lavender hrocade and silver lace
. AT the close Of the ceremony, recep-
: ton took place AZ the Odell home. 5
\ Red Oak Road Many guests filed the
n attractivelv decorated reception rooms
I during the gwen hours. Yellow and bronz
chrysaIr benums, palms and green's were
4 effectively placed. A dance for the youn
e people followed the reception, when the
Original Six furnished the music. Holland
of Philadelphia catered for the reception
: monv and reception were Mrs. Paul
: Belin. Scranton Pa. Mr.. and Mrs I.
T. H Walton New York; Miss julia Bush,
: Troy, y Y: Mr. and Mrs. George Well
!, burn. Scranton, Pa: Mrs Frank Allen,
Montclair, \. j.; Mrs Edgar Arnold,
Greenwich, Conn Mrs. Casanova Lee,
Washington, d C.. Mrs William Brad
ford, Middleneck, Md The brides gift
= 10 her maid of honor was gold bar pin
set with a gold sapphire. To the brides
maids she gave silver slipper buckles.
: The groom gift TO his best man was a
: gold penknife. To the ushers, Mr.. Brad
: ford gave silver and leather wallets
The young couple will reside at FAIR
. field, Conn, where Mr.. Bradford Is promi-
= nently identified in business.
Monday evening, at the home OF Miss
isabelle Wales. the Delaware State Music
Teachers Association held sn interesting
! meeting Miss Helen Kurtz and Miss
Ella Pvle furnished excellent numbers
and an open discussuon took place con-
cerning future plans of the club, which
!, includes the probable appearance IN
Wilmsgton, In January, OF Editor Cooke
, of the Etude.
TUESDAY afternoon, at Aiiddletown, ,
/ Mrs Charles Griffith and Miss baIDaIa
Bach delighted the members OF thc Mid
dletown New Century Club with an IN
terpretative program, Mrs. Griffith CIV
ing q paper on American composers and
their music with vocal solos by Miss
Bach.
/ The Newport Woman's Club will hold
it's regular monthly dance on Tuesday
+ evening at Masonic Hall in Newport
! All over the city the teams OF workers
for the sale of Christmas seals are hard at
work. One Of the most successful booths
8 has been the one in the Hotel du Pont
: lobby, Where Miss Florence Collins and
! Miss Ruth Rush have assisted the ladies
r in charge
!. A delightful European trip Of one year,
!. or perhaps two, is the proposed arrange
!. ! ment Of Mr. and Mrs II, Rodney Sharp
!. and their party Of ten which will leave
r sometime early in January, probably Jan
uary g. MIR. and Mrs. Sharp and their
! children will be accompanied by Miss
/ Gertrude Brincle, Baron de Yaux, who
is friend Of Mr.. Sharp's
i and two nurses. The party will
], make hasty tour Of California before
!. sailing from San Francisco, making Ha-