Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02

Today ia the climax Of the Community
Service fund drive for the purpose oi
missing money for community recreations
~ Wilmington. OF until the last dollar
subscrihcd is in by sumo time next week,
bowrver. will the curtain be r'ing down
~, one of the most systematically con-
Quoted drives for money yet held IN
Delaware. The executive COMMITTEES, ana
particularly those who have labored daily
and into the night TO give this city play
grounds as space for the fun every cnud
and every grown-up Is due, nave per-
formed valiant service Tor TINS com
munity. =, n.
This afternoon in the Hotel du FONT
diningroom, from q to clock, ene
L,n,or League Girls will hold their tea
d,nSant A ticket gives admission and
rcfreshmcnts and many tables have been
engaged No more delightful way of
spc,, ling an hour OF so could be planned,
espcc,ally for Saturday, when everyone is
more or less in "A holiday frame OF mind,
than to stroll into the diningruom at the
hotel eat an ice or drink a cup OF tea. and
then dance. The weather is perfect Tor
dancing now, too, and good music -
always an inducement to attend such
gatherings
A w,sdding which is Of exceptional
interest 20 a large number Of Wilmington
friends of the contracting parties, is that
Of Miss LoyIiae Mrgatroyd and Joseph
Richmond Hatch of Chelsea, Mass: 1 ne
dr,nnony viii be beautifully but SIMPLY
performed tonight in Grace Nj. j.. churoh'
Rev. John W. r. Sumwalt officiating
The musoc viii be furnished by MOTIFS
Morgan, Miss M,ugatroyd's attendants
-.kanl Ior fr,pp0S Mrs
George Westcott McMath of Olney, Va,
who will be the matron of honor, VIII be
gpwn..d in n turquoise blue taiieta orea-
tion. and VIII carry dahlias Of exquisite
shades. Miss Miriam Hawkins and Miss
Mary Todd will wear lovely models OF
TURQUOISE blue while Miss Frances Heislor
Riley and Miss Elizabeth Blanken viii
be In similar STYLES Of peach colored
tsneta. An four Of the bridesmaids VIII
carry dahlias in torres of pink.
The bride, who is a popular and at
tractive girl, will be given In marriage by
her father, William Christopher Murgi-
trovd She will be charming in her bridal
gown Of ivory satin over hung with the
tullc Of a silny veil which will be caught
90 her hair in cap fashion. Her flowers
viii he beautiful white roses, arrar ged
in shower fashion. The two little flower
girls attendants, Anne Mullin and Betty
Stone OF Upper Montclair, n. j., will be
daintily arrayed in white net and will
carry baskets Of roses. The best man vii
he Herbert J.. Jenness of Baltimore. The
ushers will be John G. Wander Pyle oi
New York. Robert G.. Guthrie Of Phil
adclphia, Henry Anderson, Jr., and Glenn.
ont A. Lippincott, Jr., Of this city. A
small reception viii follow the wedding
Ogit-of-town guests for the wedding
include Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph !. Hatch,
Miss Mary Wendell Green, DIR. and Mrs
Thomas W. Green, all Of Chelsea.
Mr. Hatch is prominently identified
with the du Pont Company Fire Protec-
tion Department.
Miss Murgatroyd has enjoyed young
womanhood Of many advantages, IN
cmding large degree Of popularity among
MANY friends. Her dramatic talent Il
especially marked and as a prominent
member Of the New Century Club sh'
has contributed much 10 the pleasure
and profit ofits members She Is the daugh
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Christophel
Nureatroyd of 62l Delaware avenue.
MIR and Mrs. Hatch will reside II
Wilmington.
One Of the younger set remarked th'
other day that soon debut parties VIII b
q thing Of the past on account of all th'
girls who formerly would have devoted
an their time TO society-now goinl
seriously into business. especially com