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home is one of the most attractive In
Delaware, with large grounds and the
house interior is arranged IN very m
tercsting way. The morning session Will
be devoted to business and III the alter
noon Flay-day exercises will be observed.
Mrs. James p. Dodge of st. Augustine,
Florida who has been tho guest OF her
niece, Mrs J. Edmund Fuller, will leave
Monday for her summer homo in the
mountains of North Carolina near LIN
zille Falls. Mrs. Dodge is prominent IN
d. A. r. circles in Florida where she has
been twice regent Of her chapter. Mr..
Dodge is the owner Of the Old Curiosity
Shop in ST. Augustine, the oldest building
in the United States, now preserved entire
by Mr.. Dodgc, and point of interest To
all visitors.
Mrs. J. Chester Gibson and Mrs, ]:
c. Corbit were hostcsses at tea for several
friends on Thursday afternoon atNaaman
on-tho- Delaware.
Miss Sarah Chichester returned this
morning from Maryland where she visited
Mr. and Mrs Washington Chichester,
following her attendance on tho Laird
Tucker wedding
Mrs. Carleton Wood Of Arizona, and
her daughter are the guests of her parents,
Major and Mrs Richard Sylvester at
Hotel du Pont.
Miss Julia Elliott has returned from
Miss Porter's School at Pennington,
where she was a graduate this year Next
winter she will enter ono OF the excellent
schools in Paris, France.
The local chautauqua literary and scien-
tifc circle of which Mrs W n Thompson
is president will 90 down to Newark on
Monday TO attend the commencement
exercises of Delaware's College. nj which
Thomas Nelson Page will be tho speaker
Mrs. Floy f. Booth is secretary Of the
circle. whose other members are, Mrs
Willard Smith, Mrs II W Frazer, Mrs.
Harry Jenison. Mrs L. " Thompson.
Mrs. Fisher, Mrs Frank Hsrrar, Mrs.
Beach.
Mrs. Lawrence Porter Of Union Park
Gardens has gone 10 Chicago for stay
of two weeks,
The New Era Branch Of the Sunshine
Society will hold an all day meeting At
Naaman s-on-the-Delaware, Tuesday, juno
Is The meeting was first arranged tor
Monday but has been changed as ahovc.
The occasion promises 70 be delightful
one rs most Of the large membership ey-
pect TO attend and the plans arc unique
with a business meeting at ii q clock when
the annual election of officers will be held.
followed by luncheon at O. te.,ck served by
Naamans. A card game at , O'Clock will
follow. Both the porchcs and lower floor
Of the tea-house will be used. as the New
Era has about - members Mrs Garrett
jefferson Hart has been the president for
six successful years. during which time the
work has constantly broadcncd and
strcngt hened. especially as regards CON
servation of vision and prevention OF
blindness which Is the special work 81
the branch Mrs Hart Is assisting IN tht
Salvation Army drive,
Other Pennington girls now home FOR
the summer are Misses Henrietta Hopes
Mabel Walker. Carolyn Pennington.
Mrs. Frank Boynton and Miss Eldrcc
Boynton Of Falkland arc at Stone
School at ll-on-the-Hudson for The
commencement exercises.
Mrs. s. II. Shearman and Miss Mar
carct Shearman have gone to their summel
home at Lake Sunapcc, New Hampshire
Mr. and Mrs. William 7 Bancroft arr
in New York today 20 meet their daughter
Mrs Roger Clark Of Street, Sonersctshire
England, who, with two of her children
will visit them for several weeks.
The Eugene du Points gave q dinner
party last night In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
Randall Hagner of Baltimore, who ar,
with them for the week end,
White snd yellow dasieis will feature
the attractively arranged wedding Of Miss
Evangehne Mailman. daughter OF MIR
and Mrs. Stewart Malt man OF 1921 Lin
coin street, and Herbert L. Latter
forrne rlv of Canada, Sc of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Latter of Hartley, Del, which wi!
take place this evening st o clock in Mt
Salem NJ L. Church, the Reverend Leon
ard White officiating, assisted bv ths
Reverend T. r Van Dyke. NJ iss Eliza
beth Mailman. sister Of the bride, will bt
the rnaid-of-honor William Foss will be
the grooms man. Misses Florence
Barkly, Elizabeth Morton, Louise Roberts
and Sarah Stern will be the bride maids
The ushers will be John Cloud, Walter
Haley, A. Raymond jackson, Palmer Nor.
ton. Little Miss Elizabeth Mearns vii
be the flower-girl and Billy Mearns will bt
the ring bearer.
Miss Louise Van Dyke will play tn,
wedding marches from Lohengrin anc
Mendelssohn. and Miss Carolyn Conly
will sing "Dawninp and Because.
The bride will be given in marriage by
her father She will wear handsome brida
toilette of ivory satin, worn with a tull'
veil, caught with orange blossoms anC
court train. Her flowers will be a shovel
bouquet Of bride roses and lilies Of tb'
valley The maid-of-honor will be gowneC
In orchid ia Fl eta, worn with picture ha'
of leghorn straw Her flowers will bt
roses of deep pink shade. Two Of tin
maids will wear yellow organdy, and TIVE
white organdy. They will wear quain
poke bonnets made Of organdy and vii
carry baskets of daisies. Little Mis-
Mearns will be in white and viii carry
yellow daisies.
The church will be tastefully decorated
with field and hothouse daisies and othel
flowers.
The altar rail will be twined witt
daisies and the windows will be filed witt
the same white and gold flower
The brides gifts to her maids are pin
of gold. The groom is giving his best mar
and ushers silver bel buckles.
A reception at the brides home vii
follow the wedding after which the bride
and groom will leave on an automobile