Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-15
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reception will follow the ceremony. aftel
which the bridal couple will loave on .
wedding trip. They will reside in Madi
son, N. j.
Mr.. Anderson formerly lived in vii
mington, his father having been pastor
Of Harrison Street NJ Il. Church. He i,
graduate of the University Of Della.
ware and n graduate of Drew Thcologi
cal Seminary, this month.
The wedding of Miss Ethel Mae Walls
daughter Of Mrs. Walter Walls, to Jane,
Lewis Courier, son Of MIR. and Mrs
Harry B. Courier of Philadelphia, vii
take place Saturday afternoon pt |
o clock, IN Westminster Presbyter,af
| Church, Rev. Charles L. Cardee ofiiciat.
ing. The bride will b given in marriag,
by her brother, Harry Bratton Walls
Miss Edyth NJ Dandy will serve q.
maid of honor. $. Craig Greiner oI
Chicago and l.an~iowne, Pa, will act A.
best man. The ushers will be Raymono
| Bartlett, James B. Neefus, of New iorl
City, Walter Ebrey of LAnd.oune, and
Allan Darlington of West Chester.
Carlyle Hemphill, organist Of the
church, will give a beautiful program oi
wedding music which will include March
Pontifical, dc In Tondelle; Romance in
ID fiat, Lemare; group, al Dawning, .
Cadman; Venetian Love Song" Nevin
Because" !" de Hsrdelot; "Minuet in G, +"
| Beethoven.
The bridal couple will reside in Phila-
| delphia nj 2S03 Diamond street. Mr.
| Courier is the assistant district sales
manager of the Portage Tire and Rubber
Company.
Mrs Walter Walls will entertain the
bridal party at dinner on Friday evening
when the wedding rehearsal will take
place.
Maple Villa Tea House at Delaware
City is proving popular resort for
MANY Wiimingtonlans who enjoy the
chicken and waffle dinners served by the
proprietor, Mrs G. W jefferson. The
location of the Tea House near the water
makes it very cool place for refresh
ment, and one that is being sought.
Announcement has been received here
of the marriage of Winfield 5. Quigley, of
Princess Anne, Maryland, and Mrs.
Boeche, of New York City. The marriage
took place at the Quigley home IN Prin-
cess Anne few days ago. The BRIDE
groom is the son OF the late Winfield ).
Quigley, formerly prothonotary of this
county and who is well remembered as
prominent in business and Masonic
circles of Wilmington.
A delightful occasion of this week was
the dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. G. t. |
Akins' of 25IS Tatnall street, IN honor |
of their son, George Holton Akms, who |
is a graduate this year of the University /
OF Delaware at Newark Three of Mr.. /
Akins school fellows, Philip Marvel, |
Vaughn Hastings and MIR. Brown, en-
loved with him this pleasant hospitality
Mr.. Akins viii enter traIning-camp st
John ] Raskob sails from New York
today for Europe.
Today at the home OF their daughter,
Mrs. Egmont T. Negendank, MIR. and |
Mrs. Charles W. Pusey of SIS North |
Broome street, are quietly celebrating
their 56th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Washington Chichester, Mrs.
Henry Hallowell, and Miss Edith HALO
well of Sandy Sprngs, Md, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Laird at Read
House.
DIR. and Mrs. Packard Laird have re-
turned from Florida and are with Mrs.
Caleb Stabler.
Some lovely parties have been given
for Miss Dorothy Warner, who will he
married to Edward MISUNDERSTANDING |
On Monday Miss Louise Phillips gave a
kitchen shower in her honor. Misses
Barbara Bach and Marie Kenworthy
gave luncheon and shower at Naaman's |
on SATURDAY.. Yesterday the bridal |
party was entertained at luncheon at
Nasman's by Miss Miller
A charming bride of this evening viii
be Miss Mildred Bottger Abbott, |
daughter OF Mrs Marian C. Abbot and
niece of Mrs John A. Campbell, 223
West Fourteenth street, whose marriage
to Thomas j. Walker OF 2313 West |
Eighteenth street, will take place at z |
O'Clock IN Emmanuel p. +. Church, |
with Rev. c. W. Clash officiating. Miss |
Gertrude Morford and Ernest Briggs |
will be the attendants.
The bride will present lovely picture |
in q costume of grey crepe meteor |
worn with accessories to match. The /
bridal bouquet will be of orchids, valley |
lilies and sweet peas.
Miss Morford will be gowned 10 blue |
canton crepe and will carry sweet peas |
and sweetheart roses.
After the ceremony the couple will /
leave on a wedding trip after which they !
will reside at 23I3 West Eighteenth |
street. A bridal supper al the hom OF
Mrs. Campbell viii precede the cere-
mony.
Among out-of-town guests for the |
wedding are Mr. and Mrs W. /. Bloxom
Of Bloxoin Va, Mrs. Thomas Davis and |
Miss Ada Davis Of Childs, Md.
The bride is most accomplished /
and very popular ia her set
Mr.. Walker is connected with the 1
du Pont Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Higgins arc
at the Homestead. lot Springs, Sn-
The Howard and Yale races will be
rowed on June "a on the Thames, at
New London.
The Grisswold is 10 be the headq,iar-
ters of the Yale and Harvard followers,
and In the evening the members Of the
victorious crew will dine and dance
here with their friends. The boat race
IN the Thames is a historic event. II
2egan first in 1852 on Lake Win0epe-
,a,lkee at two miles, but no race was
leid again for three years, when the