Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
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bridesmaids will be Miss Ruth Frances
Christy of Detroit, Mich, formerly of
Wilmington. Miss Esther Elizabeth
Watson, of Baltimore, a cousin of the
groom; Miss Mary Newman Gregg of
New York, cousin of the bride, Miss
Carolyn Wood Comfy, of Wilmington.
The best man will be the gnoom's
brother, Edward Reynolds Barnard. The
ushars will be Henry Ward Lyndali,
Ezekiel Cowgirl Barnard, of Woodside,
Del, Clarence Durborough Clark, of
Camden, Del, sll cousins of the groom,
and Joseph Swift Tatnall of Princeton,
y. J. The ring-bearnr will be Henry
Ward, Lyndall, Jr. The wedding music
will be furnished by Mrs. Herbert L.
Latter. A reception at the brides home
for the immediate dfamilies and the
bridal party will follow the ceremony.
The tea house at Black Horse Inn,
near Media. Pa, is attractinga number
of Wilmington ians who find the place
easily accessible by motor or trolley.
Old Black Horse Inn is the oldest public
house in this section of the country. II
was a hotel for more than $50 years until
it came into possession OF Its present
owner, a few wears ago. The house was
built prior TO 1740 and still retains II
original outline and interior, with WIDE
fireplaces, corner cuphoards and slmllar
appointments that characterized the
esr rlv houses of this section, while the
furniture is of the same period. Among
those from thisrity who have recently
partaken OF the splendid hospitality OF
Black Horse Inn were MIR. and Mrs.
f. ID. Sears, Mrs. William 6. Mendln-
hall. Miss Josephine Bush, Miss Laurence
pierson. Miss Elizabeth Amory, Mrs.
Lewis Townsend. Miss Mary Elizabeth
Webber. Mrs. Harrison Gould, Mr.. and
Mrs. George McHugh, ID. H. Chandler,
Jr.. Nrs. Edward b. Mode, Mrs. q.
Cleland Jones. Miss Louise ReInhardt,
Miss Kennard, " n kennard. Joseph
Tatnall, Miss Alva Lindley, Mrs. \: N.
Garrck. Mrs. Norris Smith, Miss Lola
B. Crawford.
Tomorrow evening in the du Barry
room of the Hotel du Pont, the Aiumnae
Of Wilmington High School will give
reception and dance to the 1921 grad
mates The dance will begin atho clock.
Wilson 5 orchestra will furnish the music.
Miss Margaret W. Boggs Of Clay
ton. daughter of MIR and Mrs. William
C.. Roggs. was married on Wednesday
AT the parsonage of the Peoples Chr1s-
.ian Church. BY DR.. Roy G. HELEN
stein. TO Ralph Y. Carrow, of Smyrna,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin T. Car
row.
A reception was given afterwards
at the home of the brides psreats to
the immediate families.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Townsend, resi-
dents of Wilmington for number OF
years, have moved 10 Dover, where they
will make their future home.
Miss Winifred Morris of Dover, who
has MANY friends here. and her aunt,
Mrs. c. 5. Pennewill, are spending two
weeks, at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Philip Burnet, Sr., who was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Burnett,
Jr., has returned to Dover.
William Fl. Fem. Jr., who Is at Yale
College, is expected home shortly. lhe
Fem family may spend the summer IN
the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Prickett, Jr
spent the last week end motoring In the
Pocopos. Miss Josephine Prickett and
Miss Florence Prickett were the week
end guests Of their cousin Lieutenant
Commander Joseph Baer of the United
States battleship kansas, IN port al
Philadelphia, who was their host at DIN
Der on board ship
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Brown, }.
Frank Ball and Andrew Z. Gray re
turned last night from Princeton. y. j.,
where they attended the commence
ment Of Princeton University.
Mrs. William c. Matthews entertained
thirty or more guests at q beautifully
arranged luncheon on Monday az the
Matthews country home.
The second dance .or the benefit OF
the Babies Hospital will take place to
night In Mrs. Coleman 6d Points ball
room Miss Juiia Townsend is chairman
general of the dance, assisted byIMl5s
Esther Ward, Miss Helen Odell, Miss
Alice Candee, Miss Corlnne MendInhall,
Miss Alice Bush. Mrs. William Prickett,
Miss Dorothy Curtis. The guests will be
received By Mrs. Harry Scott, Mrs. A.
Felix du Poat, Mrs. Eugene f. du Pont,
Mrs. Frederick William Curl dancing
will begin at and last till II.
Mrs. Z. G. Hardesty of Binstead is at
Ocean City, n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Stadelman and
family are moving tomorrow from 1913
Gilpin avenue TO 40 Berkshire Road In
Wawaset Park, to make their residence. |
Later in the summer they will spend |
some time at Rehoboth where Miss
Henryatse Stadelman has studio.
Mrs. Oliver Foote and Miss Helen /
pordham are spending some time in |
Buffalo. \. ", as guests Of Mr. and Mrs. /
Marion r. Ball, formerly Of Newport. /
They will visit Niagara Falls before
returning home.
Frederick ". Wyatt, will leave July
Tor BrcOkheld i<eDteT, Ionn., where ne i
will be assistant teacher In the Herbert
Wilbur Greene Summer School of /
Singing" Mr.. Wyatt viii return TO
In September.
Mrs. Edward B. Mode, of the Belye-
dere and her father, George Baker, Mrs. |
Henry p. Rumford and her grand
daughter, Miss Gcnevra Rumford and /
Mrs. Samuel Bancroft, Jr. will go over
10 New York on Friday, to sail from