Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-24

The season for spring weddings mas
beg,n and from now on until June, the
month of roses; particularly loved OF those
contemplating matrinony; there VIII oe
numerous wedding ceremonies attractive
jv staged. 'Tis old but true, that everyone
loves a bride. Maybe because romance is
not vet dead or because all brides are
beautiful; who can say?
One of the most attractive OF this sea-
sons weddings, and one which took from
WILMINGTON a talented and lovely girl,
was one of the most quietly observed III
really seemed a pity that the picture pre-
sented bv the exquisitely gowned brlde
and her maids should have been reserved
for the pleasure so few friends, Tor only, a
dozen or so were asked to witness the
Whv not let all ones friends enjoy that
f,eetinp moment of beauty, when the
vision in shimmerlng SATIN ana Iiisty
tulle floats down the church aisle SO
regally? bo;,,o
A number of engagements are being
whispered. Just between close iT,enus;
nothing for the public knowing; one Oh
these concerns a girl of whom Wilmington
is Justly proud for many reasons. me ne
story IS a romance of the war, and the
scenes were laid far away, proving how
closely Cupid follows his victims when
,ptent ON a live love-match. lie was a
gallant in uniform and she was dark-eyed
witch who won many soldier hearts, so
say those who know. Her war service
was second to none, and many otherwise
lonely hours were cheered by her smiling
face and tuneful fingers. The marriage
will take her from Wilmington, much to
,h~ repret of those who know her.
Miss Jane Marvel and Miss Alice
Candee will go to Princeton and TO Hart
ford. next week, as guests for dance
given in honor OF Miss Armstrong. Miss
Eleanor Thompson will join them after
visiting Fsrmington.
Miss Eldred Boynton is entertaining a
hou.epsrty over the week : end In honor
of her guest, Miss Dorothy Doane OF New
York.
Miss Ruth Tithian of Germantown, is
spending the weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. l.. III. Broadwater In the Whining
ton Apartments. MIR. Broadwater Is IN
Chicago for several days.
Thursday was quiely and pleasantly
celebrated DN bNt MY noioo -
honor of the eighty-first birthday OF Mrs.
William A. Reynolds, at 1913 Gnpn
avenue. Gathered to enjoy visit with
this beloved lady who is the head OF the
REYNOLDS connection were the following
children and relatives, Mr.. and Mrs: ".
X. REYNOLDS of Harvey, Miss Elizabeth
REYNOLDS, Mrs. Alfred G. Wllltts and
Miss Mary Willitts, Robert W. Todd,
of New York, who is a brother OF Mrs.
REYNOLDS, Sr., and Miss Elizabeth kImmle
of New Castle, who is cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry r. Bringhurst
,Jr., are spending the weekend IN Baitl-
more in order to attend the wedding OF
their cousin Miss Margaret Kelly, daugh-
ter of the noted surgeon, Dr. Harvard
Atwood Kelly and Mrs. Kelly, to Douglass
Warner. Miss Kelly is a debutante OF
this Season, having been presented by
DIR. and N1rs. Kelly at the Monday
German.
Friends of Mrs f. B. Mode have receiv-
ed word from Havana which states Mrs.
Mode and her party are enjoying de-
lightful cruise. Santiago Is the next
stop on the itinerary of the travellers.
Mrs. Henry P. Rumford has returned
from Atlantic City after long stay there.
Mrs Walter J. Laird has returned from