Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02

NANlfItEt Will At tift kdtH1N w A'fi- oit'
Mrs. James Merrick. Miss Maybelle
Coppage will leave about July Is 10
visit relatives in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. II. C. Woodbridge, Jr., of 2a07
West Seventeenth street, has returned
from trip which included Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Detroit and Ontario. The
Woodbridge family will summer at
Wildwood Crest, n. ].
nlghman r.. Johnston will leave shortly
for Scagirt, y. j., where they have taken
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. George T. Bissell is spending
some time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. W. V. Bond has opened her
country home at Holly Oak for the sum
mer months.
Miss Gertrude Z. Brady, well known
IN Delaware, was married June 10, to
Henry Leland Murphy. of San Francisco,
California. Miss Brady was n graduate
of Mt Holyoke. 1914 She was MEM
bor of the faculty of the Women S Col
lcgc at Newark for the first three years
after the college WAS established. She
did Y w. c. A. work overseas during
the war; and up to the time of her mar
rage 10 Mr.. Murphy, she has been head
az the Advertising Department of large
firm in Los Angeles MIR and Mrs.
Murphy will reside in San Francisco.
Nino Delaware girls are attending
the Y. W. c. 4. Student Conference
at Esglcsmcre, Pa They are Esther
Gcntieu. Elizabeth Walker, Margaret
Fink and Marjorie Burns, of Whining
ton: Eleanor Vineyard add Ruth Rus
sell. az Milford: Ie itia Pool, Of Middle
town: Marian Rodney, Of Laurel;
and Margaret Walton, Of Iron Hill.
Dean Robinson Of the Women's Col
lcge. who has Just returned from Eagles
mere, reports that the girls are having
al ENJOYABLE and worthwhile time. They
have entered contests in baseball, tennis
and acquatic sports.
Rev. ]. W. Easley of kenton and
daughter. Mrs. r b. Manchester, and
son. Richard, Of Wilmington, Miss
Laura Easlcy, az Wilmington and Miss
Joaa Easley. Of Slippery Rock, Pa,
left last Monday in their car for West
Boothbay Harbor, Maine, on two
weeks vacation with his son, DR. Char les
EaSley and family.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Poster Whitaker, daughter OF Mr. and
Mr.. III. W. Whitaker 10 Thomas Nj.
Sloane. Jr.. son Of the late Judge and
Mrs. Thomas Sloane, of Sandusky, Ohio,
viii take place this evening at o'clock
In Trinity Church Rev. Frederick NJ.
Kirkus will perform the ceremony, as
s,stod bv Rev. Rush Sloane, of Newark,
n. j.. brother of the groom, I. Leslie
Carpeuter will play Che wedding music.
Mr Whitaker will give his daughter In
marriage. Miss Elizabeth Foster OF
Vaverford. Pa, 8 cousin of the BRIDE,
viii he the maid Of honor. James Allison,
M Richmond, Va, VIII be the groom
attendant. The ushers will be Philip
Cate. Dana Trimble, Augustus Nogel,
Thomas Blake. all Of Boston, Mass. !;
Thomas Kelly, OF New York, and
Donald Whitaker, brother OF the orlde-
The bride viii be attired N white
kittens ear crepe, with trimming o. ola
farn;lv lace. Her flowers viii be lilies
of-the-valley and roses and gardenlas
Miss Poster will be gowred IN crea no
colored lace worn with coral chiffon
sash. Her flowers will be coral PINK
roses. A reception will follow the oere-
nouy. after which the bridal couple Will
leave on a tour before locating In Milton,
Mass. ,
Mauv ort-of-town guests viii attend
the wedding, including Mr. and Ms.
Frederick S. Whitaker, Mrs. John II.
Whitaker, II. Edward Whitaker, OF
Chestnut Hill, Pa, Charles D. Barney,
Orontz Pa, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kelly. New York City; Miss Barbara
Campbell. Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Archi-
haId Hubbard. Oguntz, Pa; T. B. Foster,
Hayerford, Pa; Mr. and Mn. G. NJ.
Wilson, Edge Water Park, \. }.
Mrs HH. Eastman and Miss Lenore
Eastman sailed from New York yester-
day for Europe for an extended tour.
The illness of Mrs. S. NJ Council,
State regent of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution, at her home, 1915
Franklin street, is a cause OF much con-
cern TO her many friends In the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand La Motto,
Jr. and children, win leave In August for
Saranac, \. Y.
Mrs. w. Griscom Coke is spending
several days IN Reading, Pc.
Miss Mary Ramsay of Guyencourt is
IN New York City for several days. Miss
pa,,sa.xy acr,,r,r,naied IN New HrOk Miss
Rebecca Reinhardt, who sailed for,
Europe this week Miss Jane Ramsay
will leave next week for Woodstock,
n. Y, where she will spend six weeks.
Announcement is made from Was
ington Of the marriage on June 30, in st.
Thomas Church, of Miss Helen Eliza
beth Dunlap, daughter Of Mrs. Martin
b. Dunlap. and the late Rev. Mr.. Dun
lap, to Edwin b. Hudson, Of Louisville,
Ky.
Mrs. Robert Strain, Of Jolon, Cali
fornia. is the guest of Mrs. r. T. Candy
Mrs Strain is accompanied by hrs.
Emo Compton and Emo Compton, Jr.,
Of St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs I'll. Howard Carver, Of
1916 North Clayton street, have mo
tored 70 Wildwood, ~ j., where they
will spend the holidays with Mrs.
Carver's sister, Mrs. Florence Baylis.
Miss Henrietta Hopes is the guest Of
friends in Youngstown, Ohio. Miss
Hopes has been a member of several
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