Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-01

remington MISS ttentl'tth ltt'Ns" 'N
her attractive guests. Misses Ella Barbour
and Mary Samson, Misses Josephine
and Elizabeth Wales. Miss Nj drc hirkus,
Miss Mary T. Warner and lcl ot the
Cornell Glec Club men The ploasmg music
excellent dafcers and refreshing ices com
bined To afford general atmosphere "i
holiday cheer.
After his yearly custom General James
II Wilson gathered about his hospitap''
board n large party Of gentlemen ms,
evening to wish tho old year out and le%i
in The occasion was marked by the rare
oongenialty Of the gathering, and by the
many expressions of good VIII on the p"''
of the guests toward their host
The following were present: tictchEf
Brown. ! Danforth Bush, George
Riseel Thomas 7. Bnyard, John bipRe'
/ Bishop Philip Cook, Edward Brlnghufs''
/ 5th Rev Charles L. Candee, r.. Il '"oi,-
i ran. ". G. Coke. n. w Corbitt. Chan9ei-
! lor Charles Curtis. John II. Dandy Ut
+ James 4 Draper Frank l.. DeAr'nonn'
+ Alexis du Pont, George A Elliott, y. =
/ Echols Judge George Gray - ,'eo.se
| Gray. Ir., Andrew G. Gray, , Nhss'et
/ Gibson. Thomes W Miller, Judge rug"
NJ Morris, judge \ MsSeri Wi.,d. sraPs 3'b.noslIor %
! .Tohn r Nichoison. Otho Nowland, Dr
Joseph II Oden. r r Patterson Ut
/ Charles !. Reese Richard Reese, Charles
Rupert Edgar NJ IIoopes George Y.
Hohecker. Rev f. NJ. krkus' JudRo
/ David r Marvel Charles II Miller
Tosiah Marvel Judge |. G Gruhh, Joseph
+ Hilles. William s IIilles, Harry e.
Haskell. Charles B Holladsy, henry
Hopes. II II Thompson, :. y. Town
send, Rev r W Trapnen DR. ,,,,ni ioscphi
Wales, Robert II Riohards Wihsfo
Salisbury. Henry Scott, Harlan -
Scott Henry 7 Scott; jr. " / scott
! Ernest Smith. William G. Sprpnce'
Dr William c. Speakman, Frank y
Tallmsn. ". G Tatnall w Gstnaii'
Ir " q Taylor Christopher y NHfu
I Major Frank q Whltlork, James
Winchester, Judge Victor Wooi'ey'
/ Leonard a Gerkes -
Several az tho guests. including BISHOP
Cook and Navor William 9 Taylor
were called upon nv the General 10 MAKE
remarks appropriate 20 the occasion
At midnight. the moment OF the New
Years birth, the guests rose 10 'heil
feet and uuaffed . toast for pr"rpetitv
in the twelve months 80 come ne SCUM,
of vhi-tlee, guns and fire-craokerF cou'u
H. Ipard from the downtown district, and
tho aessublv cheered An elaborate iunoh-
con was served earlier in the evening
throughout The reception the hearty
greetings nf the noted General were eN-
tandad e. niz old friends arriving 20 cele-
bate the occasion
Th;. .vrrine AZ S clock. IN TRINITY
Episcorsl Church. with Rev freref,oh
III Kirk,s officiatil g. the n1Ptiais ct nlFs
Helen Cameron Shaw. daughter ot Afe
Ralph Shaw, and Joseph Swif, letnah' 81, 81,
AZ Mr. and Mrs Henry 1atnaii VIII
take place The brides maid OF homo,
viii to Mics Charlotte & Mahahv emo
her ma ids will tie TIE groom : eisfeI. Mirs
Caroline e. Tatnan. Misc Mary latnsil,
and Miss Y In NJ Hopkins of Montcia'r'
y. ]
Mr. Tatnalrs best man viii he William
FlE@,n Rsrpard. and the ushers VIII he
II Lea Tatnar Narkiev Shaw, Dan
rollv shaw nd ee Sparks,,Ir Ralph SHAW
will give his sister IN marriage eeantiiul
color soheme Of lavender, apricot eno
green viii he carried out IN tho gowns
If the brides attendants
Miss Mahafv Will wear ge"Ts
cite crepe Of AZ orchid shade ana W. VII
carry Opelia roses and orchids me
bridesmaids will wear shades Of lavender
apricot and green, and will carry lavender
sweet peas and Ophelia roses
u
stvln Of white crepe meteor made Win =
train. Heirloom duchess lace VIII he useC'
as a collar. and the bridal veil Will be tui'e
caught to the brides dark hair with orange
blossoms Her flowers viii be shower o.
white roses and sweet peas MANY OUT "i
town guests will he here for the wedding,
As follows Mrs. Francis Tatnall. German
town. Pa Mr.. and Mrs Walter "
TatuaH, Smyrna. Del, Mrs furman
south, .Ir.. and daughter Of PittshuFg.
Pa Miss Nancy f. Etter, Harrisburg,
Pa, Miss Faith Shaw, Massachusetts, MTT'
: r Cameron Harrisburg, Pa MISS
Marguerite Hopkins, MontelaT, :, -
Mr.. and Mrs 5 r McGill, Brooklyn
n Y. Miss Edith Shaw. Paterson, \
J.. John Black Reybold, Lansdowne, Pa
MIR. and Mrs Everett Nj Hawley and
daughter Margaret Of Chestnut hlil,
Mrs Samuel Swift and son, Samuel, OF
New York CITY. Mrs William X. Driver
and daughter Ruth, Of Milton, Mass
The Junior League Small and Early
dance tonight ct the New Century Ciut
will be largely attended The interest II
: the dances has steadily increased, anC
tonight 5 occasion promises happy time
Dancing will begin at O'Clock. Mrs
Paul T. Wilson, Mrs Francis du Pom
and Mrs. Irving Warner will receive.
Miss Janet Brady and Jack Brady, the
children Of Mir and Mrs John Brady
entertained party of neighborhood your |
people at the Brady home IN Union Parl
! Gardens last night
Mrs Harmon Reynolds of Townsend
was the hostess for a theater party o
Young girls on Wednesday at The Play
house n see The Century Nmrl.
A number Of parties 81 young people wer'
in the audience Many of the youngei
generation Of the du Popt family haC
/ guests. and altogether the spirit OF hohda,
fun prevailed to marked degree
Last evening Mr. and Mrs Frederick
Brlnghurst entertained at dinner Il
honor OF their Philadelphia guests Mr.
and Mrs Ralph p Rohrman, and Mr.. anc
Mrs Malcolm Stonev Other guests wen
Mrs Henry Lodge and DR.. Burns Of TIN
city
Mrs Flora G. Heath, who has SO man,
friends here. has returned to Washington
D. C., after 8 visit 80 her daughter Mrs