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Smith, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Brlnton
p. Smith of Mount Salem Lane, TO How
ard y. Forwood will interest large circie
of friends. A number of attendants VIII
wait upon the couple. The matron oil
honor will be Mrs j. Christy Conner
Tho groom's man will be Harold Gold
ing. Tho bridesmaids will be Miss
Madeline Forwood and Mrs. II 3. War
rincton. The ushers are Horace Calhoun
of West Chester, David b. Jones, Balmer
Rsynar of Wilmington. The flower girl
will he Janet Smith and the ring bearer
J. Christy Conner, Jr. 90
The wedding will take place at 6.3o
at the home OF the brides parents, Key
Ralph Minker officiating.
The bride will wear beautiful toliet'e
of embroidered ivory satin trimmed
with rose-point laco caught with strings oi
posrls. Hor veil will be Of princess lace
worn IN coronet fashion and caught with
orange blossoms. Her bouquet Will be
a shower OF Bride roses and sweet peas );
The matron of honor's gown Will De OF
nile green organde and her bouquet oi
white daisies and maiden-halr fern tiod
with milo green tulle. The bridesmaid
gowns will bo of yellow organdle and they
will carry brown laoquered baskets OF
vnlIow daisies tod with yellow tulle
The flower girls frock will be OF white
organdie with nile green ribbons ano
daisy filed basket. The ring bearer Will
wear white satin and will carry tho ring
in cala lily.
Miss Elizabeth Houston OF Georgetown
will sing during the ceremony 20 Promise
Mo" and "At Dawning, accompanied
hy Miss Ruth Baily of Wcrnersville, Pa.
Tho bride will be given in marriage by her
father. -,
AT tho reception to follow the wcdding
many out-of-town guests will he present
The brides homo will be sttraciively
decorated With daisies and maiden-haF
ferns,
Mrs II. X. Bausher will entertain tor
Washington guests al luncheon and bridge
on Monday at her home In Philadelphia.
Mrs Thomas Mum, Mrs Charles l.:
Douqhteu and Mrs Frank Boynton Will
motor over TO attend,
Mrs William Shoemaker, who had
spent week with Miss Amy K. du Font at
Pelleport, left on Wednesday for her new
home in Santa Barbara, Cal, where she
will reside in future Mrs shoemaker mas
been living in Wilkes-Bsrre, Ia, and mas
disposed Of her home there.
On Thursday Miss du Pont attended the
marriage of Miss EVELYN Newbold smith,
daughter of Mrs Harry Clifton Adams, to
Frederick H. Lee, Jr., in st. Mark
Church, Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin I. Bye left today
for a trip 70 Yellowstone Park and TO Den
yer and other interesting places IN the
West.
The newly acquired Sunshine Society
headquarters at l40e Delaware avenue,
the former Joseph Swift property, promis,-
es 10 fill real need for well-aTanged
rooms. suitable for dances. meetings, etc.
and in this instance, even the attractive
lawn is open for rental for lawn fetes. Mrs
Frank Shilling. zoo West Twentieth street
is chairman Of the house committee; Mrs
Thomas Mum is vice-chalrmani Mrs
Frank Mason. treasurer, and Mrs George
L. Riley, secretary. :,
The rooms in the building are ideally
arranged for entertaining, ineindine
large drawing room, library well-equip-
ned kitchen. pantries, and all other con-
veniences. The Diamond Club, which is
composed of the Sunshine members who
have served on the national hoard. met
yesterday afternoon as farewell to Mrs.
O. Y Ort, president OF the club, VINO iefe
Yesterday for a several months visit TO
the convention of women s clubs en- route.
Miss Mildred Simpson, who graduated
at Smith Col ege on Tuesday, is now the
guest of her classmate Miss Ann Everetts,
In Vermont Miss Miriam Hawkins, an
other graduate, returned on Thursday,
Mrs W. s Simpson attended the
beautiful exercises which marked the
closing OF the Smith term.
AIpowco Pleasure Club will give
moonlight excursion on the steamer
Brandyv1ne on july 23.
The annual meeting Of the Sunshine
Society. Delaware Branch, will be held at
the home OF Mrs Clarence Crossan,
Richardson Park, June &c. Officers will he
elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P Bancroft have
as their guest their daughter. Mrs. Roger
Clark Of Street, Sonersetshire, England.
Claymont Branch of the Red Cross
gave a benefit last evening at the Green
Lantern. Two plays and music were
gwen Miss Amy Wood, Clsynonts
community nurse, gave report.
Mr.. ana MIS-. =. lngeTsOH Issuse nave
had as guests. MIR. and Mrs Egbert Mox
ham and children Of Great Neck, Long
Island.
This afternoon and evening, the alum
ne and Sodality Of Ursuline Academy
will hold garden party at Grant Lodge,
Pennsylvania avenue and Franklin street.
There Will be delicious supper served,
and many interesting features will be
offered for the amusement Of those who
attend
Wednesday, at the University Of Penn
sylvania, Charles Grub Edwards, who
was at Delaware College for term of
three years, graduated. Mrs. Charles
William Edwards attended the exercises.
One of Princeton's graduates was
William Paul Hamilton, who won the
special honor conferred for high standing
in English. He is also 8 member OF the
honor fraternity, Phi Beta Kappa.
An all-round evening Of informal
pleasure took place at the Wilmington
Country Club last night with the dance
given in honor OF the golf players who have
done brilliant playing this week. The
dance began at clock and was featured
by the music of an excellent New York
jazz band. Among those present were:
George L. Rotan, the brilliant Texas