Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-18


/ Miaslow balloons, Mrs. Rudolph, jollies.
| One booth will offer for sale fresh dairy
milk. and there will also be lemonade for
sale under Miss Savile's direction.
Afternoon tea will be served from $50
to $50 ia the rectory, aifer,ling pleas
ant opportunity for rest and refresh-
mcnt. Both hot and cold sandwiches
will bc for sale.
Supper will he served from $50 To go
followed 10y an orgah recital given by
George Henry Day, the organist Of
! the church.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Eliza
beth Carpenter, daughter of MIR and
Mrs r. Leslie Carpenter, and Markey
Shaw, son Of Mrs Ralph Shaw, will
be solcmniged on June 25, at noon, ia
Trinity Church. Rev Frederick NJ.
1 kirktis will ofiiciate MIR Carpenter will
give his daughter in marriage.
The maid of honor will he Miss Muriel
Carpenter, the brides sister Misses
Elizabeth Briefly and Sarah Guliek will
be the bridesmaids The best man
will be the groom's brother, Ralph
Shaw, and the ushers will be Carlisle
Carpenter, Danley Shaw, Herbert Kent,
Benjamin Meredith. Miss Margaret
kirkus viii play the wedding music.
A number of attractive pre-nuptial
affairs will be given for Miss Carpenter
| Yesteray Gfterioun she was guest
at the Colby home in Holly Oak.
A pretty wedding will take place this
evening at the home of Mrs. W y.
Jones, 432 Grant avenue, Union Park
! Gardens, when her sister, Miss Edith
Bryson. will become the bride Of Wilton
| McNutt. Rev John White will
perform the ceremony Miss klse
| McNutt and James Allen will be the
attendants
The bride will be gowned in white
georgette and win carry brides roses
! The maid of honor viii wear white
organdy trimmed in yellow. Tier flowers
will be pink roses
After the ceremony the bridal couple
will 80 10 Atlantic City Upon their re-
turn they will live at Berkeley, Md,
where Mr. McNutt has farm.
Miss Lena l.. Barnes will play the
wedding music.
Earl A. Spencer returned to Boston
Yesterday after visit here,
The proposed dance at the Washing
ton Heights Ceatury' Club, of the Desa-
wac Chapter Of the Sigma Alpha PHI,
has been abandoned and there will be
no more dances this season.
/ Members Of Wilmington Society ARE
interested in the marriage Of Miss Caro-
/ lire Gibbons Tatnall, daughter of MIR
and Mrs. Henry Lea Tatnall OF 1900
Rodney street. and Lee Sparkes lr.,
which will take place on June u, at 4.3O
O'Clock, In Trinity p. +. Church. The
/ Reverend Frederick NJ kirkus viii
| officiate The bridal party viii include
as maid-of-honor Miss Helen Scudder Of
Edgemoore, Maryland bridesmaids, Miss
/ MARY Swift Tatnall and Miss Louise
Tatnall Miss Anna Swift Rupert: Miss
Helen Sparks, of Odessa, Miss Eliza
beth Swift Ogden, Of Chestnut Hill, Pa,
and Miss Alice Martens of Wilmington.
| Joseph Swift Tatnall viii be the best
man, and the ushers viii be Charles
/ Mills. Henry r. Tatnall, Henry Lea
Tatnall 3rd, Ralph Shallcr0ss, William
| NJ Davis Of Odessa, Robert Atkinson Of
/ Germantown, Pa.
1 A reception wi IT follow the ceremony
The Young couple will reside IN VIII
mingtoh.
Henry Chambers was host for dance
| last evening with q member Of the
younger social set present as his guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Findlay Van Lear aad
Miss Emily Van Lear viii leave july !,
for kennebunkport, Maiae, to spend
the summer.
A delightful variety shower was ten
dered Miss Eleanor Gregg Thursday
evening at the home of Miss Caroline
Cony, 1911 Mt. Salem Lane. Miss
Gregg is 20 be married June p, to |
Daniel Paddock Barnard, Fourth. Many |
beautiful and useful gifts were received. |
The house was attractlyelv decorated |
with daisies and roses. Those present
were Misses Rebecca Barkley, Ruth |
Christy, Eleanor Grifiiths, Sarah JefTeris
Louise Van Dyke, Louise Roberts.
Elizabeth Gregg, Caroline Comfy, Mrs |
Frank Comfy, Mrs. Caroline Green, Mrs. |
". 5. Gregg, Mrs ID. p Barnard, Mrs |
Herbert Lacker, Mrs John Hawk, Mrs |
Fred Smith, Mrs. l.. G. Jefferis, Mrs. |
Thomas Jefferis
Miss Mildred Jester and Miss Mary |
Gruwell of Harrington, Del, students
at The University of Delaware, were the |
weekend guests Of Prof. and Mrs. W. { |
Highfeld
At the recent celebration Of her daugh- |
ter's eighteenth birthday, Mrs. Clarenee |
c. Killen announced the engagement of /
Miss Constance Marehus to Clarence |
Edward Hastings, of Philadelphia. The
marriage viii take place some time
next fall
Miss Marchus is the fortunate posses
sion Of a lovely soprano voice and she
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