Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12

maid OF honor. Donald Chandler.
brother of the groom. will be best man.
Frederick W. Wyatt will sing, 20
Promise Me"
The bride wal, wear gown OF white
crepe meteor, trimmed with chant'lly
lace and vc;i, a.so trimmed with lace.
She will carry white chrysanthem'iins..
Miss McCarghan vii, wear gown OF
blue lace and panne velvet over corn col
ored silk and will carry yellow chrys-
anthemums. The bridesmaid viii be
gowncd in gold georgette over corn
colored silk, trimmed in turquoise blue
and will also carry yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS Mrs. Fuller will wear gray
georgette over orchid silk. =,
The house will I've lavishly decorated
with white and yellow chrysanthemums;
After reception to the relatives and
immediate friends, who will witness the
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler will
leave on bridal trip. On their return
they will be at home at Wayncsboro, Pa
! The marriage of Miss Jennie Holt
! Haines, daughter of Mrs. Levi Haincs
of Carncy's Point, n. j., and Clarence
T.. Robinson OF Thomaston, Me, was
solemnized at $50 o'clock Thursday
evening at Penn Grove with Rev. IL. l..
Fislcr officiating. Mrs. Arthur Parvin
was bridesmaid and Irving Haines
brother of the bride. acted as best man.
Following the ceremony Mrs. Parvin
gave dinner in honor of the newly
married couple at her home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson left for a trip to Wash
| Ia nj RrnaH-
way, Carney Point. Mr.. Robinson who
is graduate of Bowdo.n College, IS
chemist at the du Pont plant at Deep
water, n. j.
In spite of the rain this morning the
sale Of shoe laces for the Babies Hos
pital took place. Their identity halt
concealed by protecting umbrellas and
raincoats, Wilmington's society women
urged every passerby to purchase par
Of shoe laces to keep the sick babies. Mrs:
Henry b. Thompson was in charge oi
the sale, and she was assisted by Mrs
Macmillan Hopes, Mrs. G. l.. Ward,
Mrs. J. p. Nields Mrs. Robert Penng-
ton, Mrs. c. l.. Reese, Miss Ann Gray,
Mrs. J. z. Wales. Mrs. Eugene du Pont
Mrs. l.. Scott Townsend, Misses Alice
Candee, Mary Marvel, Julia Townsend
Eleanor Bush, Mary Curtis, Eleanor and
katherine Thompson, Mrs. Mcgee Ty-
son, Mrs. Morton Harvey, Mrs. Holsteir
Harvey. Mrs. William Prickett, Misses
Frances Sellers, Elizabeth Sherward
Flinor Vandergrift, NJ. Belts, jeanette
Thomas, Margaret Tatnall, Nictor,ne
T.. du Pont, Margaretta du Pont, Mrs
Z. Paul du Pont, Julia johnson, LOUISE
Tatnail, Louise Nowland, Mrs. George
w. Marshall directed the sales at Mil
ford and Miss Agnes Medill supplied
the University OF Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. j Lewis Davidson OF
Bishopvile. Maryland, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Marie, to
Marion Houck Landing on Saturday
November 5. Mr.. Landing is a charter
member of the Beacon College Club
| He took an act We part in connection with
the clubs work for q new city charter
and was chairman of the committee
representing the club, for the citizen 5
school ticket. Mr.. and Mrs. Landing
Will be at home after December l al
1910 West Eighth street, Wilmington
DR.. Richard Watson Cooper, director
of the Bureau of Education, Service
Citizens, addressed the third annua
educational conference cf the Pennsyl
vania Department of Public instructor
in Harrisburg yesterday.
Mrs. II. 3. Gray and her sma
daughter, Nancy, OF Roanoke. Va, ar
guests of Mrs. Grays parents, NJ
and Mrs. j. G. Holley.