Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-24
Mostly About People

stated that he had complete rest at
his summer home, and would resume
the practice of law shortly after he
reached Washington.
Governor and Mrs. William ID.
Denney and Secretary of State and
Mrs. Alden r. Benson of Dover will
come to Wilmington, Monday evening
to attend Louis Mann's opening per-
formance at the Playhouse
The yicmead Hunt Club, of which
Mrs. Hollyday Needs, Jr., is the prcsi-
dent, will have small horse show and
races, preceded by luncheon, ON
October 20.
Miss Elizabeth Berger is going TO
Dobb's Ferry, N. V, to attend Miss
Masters School, Miss Berger and her
mother came on here from California.
Mr. Berger will spend the winter IN
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Monigle
have returned from two weeks motor
trip along the Atlantic Coast from Cape
May to Atlantic Highlands
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Gibson and sons,
J. Chester Jr., and John Mccullough
are expected home today from Long
Branch Reserve. Long Branch, New
Jersey, where Mrs. Gibson and the chil-
dren have been since June.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Daniel NJ. Aut are on
two weeks visit TO Ferguson, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Behringer of
Upper Oak street are entertaining Mrs.
Behringer's father, John Thomson Mrs.
Thomson is on his way to New York
City in the interests of the Standard Oil
Company and stopped here to spend a
few days with his daughter before re-
turning to his home in the west.
This evening Miss Ruth Bardo will
be married in the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p Bardo, 10 Clarence
B. Campbell, of Owosso, Michigan Rev
J. w. r. Sumwalt of Grace Church viii
perform the ceremonp The house will
| be prettily decorated with autumn
flowers for the wedding and the recep
ton which will follow for immediat,
| friends and family. The bride, whC
viii be unattended, will wear blue gorg
ette and a corsage bouquet of roses
Miss Bardo is graduate of the 1911
class of Wilmington High School and o
the Peabody Conservatory of Musician
Boston. Mr.. Campbell is connecte,
with the Westinghouse Company il
Moore, Pa, After wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell will make their hom
in Moore, Pa.
The wedding of Miss Adelaide Y
Aiman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Gilbert G Aiman, of 22l9 Pine street, an,
John Brown Ray will take place thi
evening at Z o'clock in Grace Nj. /
Church. DIR. J. w. r. Sumwalt wi
officiate and Norris G. Morgan, organis
of Grace Church, will play the weddin
march. Miss Mildred Robertson will b
maid of honor, and Miss Marie Simo
and Miss Catherine Jester will be th
! bridesmaids. James t. Chandler, Jr
} viii act as best man. The ushers will /
William G.. Longacre and Earle
} Ewing. The bride will wear gown {
ivory satin and tulle veil caught wit
orange blossoms, She will carry
J shower bouquet. of brides roses an
: lilies of the valley Miss Robertson WI
: wear lemon taffeta and carry bouque
of roses, snap dragons, and larkspu
The brides maids viii be gowned
turquoise blue, and will carry bouque'
of larkspur. roses and snap dragons
contrasting tones. Following a sma
, reception at the home of the bride
, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray will leay
: on a wedding trip. After October 2
they will be at home at 22l9 Pine stree
John S. Castelow Of 917 jackson stre'
5 announces the engagement of his daugl
ter, Miss Alta ]. Castelow to G. Locl
wood Gooden of Marydel, Md Mi
! Castelow is a prominent worker
Young peoples societies in st. Pauls \
f. Church. The wedding will take pla'
: in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs William Shewell Ell
and Miss Frances Ellis, student :
, Goucher College, returned this wee
from delightful tour in Europe. M
Ellis visited many famous studios whi
5 abroad and brought back an interestir
/ collection of pictures which he toe
while abroad. In sew eral places NJ
and Mrs. Ellis met other Wilmingtonial
: who were travelling in France, Englan
2 and Holland. In three different plac
they met the Robert Holidays, besid
seeing other local frieds.