Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-08
Mostly About People

tumn weddings. The glowing chrysanthe
NUNS and gorgeous foliage oil the au-
tnmn as we'll become the pretty brides
aS the roses OF June, andmany charming
Wilmington young women will walk up
church aisles to The strains of Lohen-
grim this month
The first wedding of note viii be that
Of Miss Eleanor s. Elv, daughter of
Nirs. Flora Ely Of Winterthur, and
Nicholas Snowden Stabler of Sandy
Spring, Maryland, in Lower Brandywine
Pr,sbvtcrian Church, at Centreville this
afternoon, at $50 o'clock Ferns
cosmos, and white dahlias will decorate
the church. Miss Carolyn Comfy, of
brooklyn will sing "At Dawning and
because" and DIR. Harold Springer
will play the wedding march. DIR. j. r.
Armcntrout will perform the ceremony.
The bride viii wear gown OF duchess
satin, trimmed with chantilly lace, and
orange blossoms, with her veil forming
the tram OF her dress. She will carry =
shower bouquet of brides roses. The
ms,ron of honor, Mrs. Warren Stead
man Stout, of Bayonne, n. j., will wear
orchid chiffon over satin and carry
yellow dahlias. The bridesmaids, Miss
Helen Walton of Langhorn, Pa, Miss
Edith Chandler, and Miss Anna Nc
Gor,ly OF this city, will wear yell'w
taffeta gowns and carry orchid dahlias.
The flower girl, Hell n Moore of Fhshing,
q niece of the groom, will wear q froc&
Of white organdy, and carry a basket
Of pink cosmos.
The hest man is y, Graham Stabler
OF Fairfax, Virginia, a brother OF the
groom. The ushers are Henry Stabler,
..f ri Af R0itl-
more, and Harry S. Baker, of Rock
land.
A reception will he held for the bridal
party aud immediate family at the
brides home, after the ceremony. Fol-
lowing this Mr. and Mrs. Stabler will
leave on n wedding trip.
The bride has been the guest of honor
nt several affairs. The teachers OF No. %
school. where she was a teacher, CAV
hr n show TT ntly. Last Saturday
sh entertained ut her home, members
OF the faculty o. the school, Miss Floronc
G.. Marty, Misses Edith Frederick. Daisy
Chambers. Martha Lofman, Suzarua
iepdis, Helen Sasse, and Mrs. Eliza
beth Ressnydcr.
AZ six o'clock today Miss Grace l.
Hutton. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs
George c. Hutton of Clavmont, and
George r. Erb will bc married by Rev,
Charles A. Rantz in the Church of tho
Ascension at Clavmont. The church
will be prettlly decorated with palms
and ferns Miss Margaret Riggs will
play the bridal music.
Miss Hutton will he given IN marriage
bv her father, George c. Hutton. She
will have as her maid of honor, Miss
Frieda kurtz and as her bridesmaids,
Miss Marian Dcvine and Miss Kathatinc
kurtx. Her little cousin, Miss Sarah
Price, will be flower girl. Charles ].
Aichroth viii be best man, and the
ushcrs viii be Bernard y. Click and
Roi Schilling.
Miss Hutton will wear an exquisite
gown of brides lace with a veil caught
with orange blossoms, and will carry
shower bouuuest of lilies of the vail y
and sweet peas. All the attendants vii
wear frocks Of cream lace with blacl
name velvet hats, and gold slippers anC
stockings. They Will carry brcuze ant
gold chrysanthemums. The flower cir
will wear dainty little white organd,
dress. Mrs. Hutton viii be gowned il
gray lace.
A reception viii be held at the hom
of the brides parents for the immediat
friends and family. Following a moto
trip MIR. and Mrs. Erb viii make thei
home in Claymont after November l.
An October wedding viii be that 0
Miss r. Nav Cloud and Andrew r
Underwood II will take place in Har
riSon Street NJ T.. Church or Octobo
y % 430 O'Clock and Rev William I
Hahbart will officiaie. Dallett Loomi
will play the wedding music. The brid
will be attended by Miss Betty Grie
and the best man will be George Under
wood. After November 10, the brid
and groom viii make their home at 80
Lombard street.
saturday, October IS, at O'clock
Grace Church will he the scene OF
charming wedding, when DR.. W. J. r
Sumwalt viii unite 10 marriage Mis-
Mildred F. JefTeris, daughter of Mr. an
Mrs. Albert Jefferis, and Ernest
Wilson. Norris Morgan will play th
wedding music
The maid Of honor will he Miss Elizs
beth Edgar, and the attendants wi
be Miss Alice Jef1eris, sister of the brid'
and Mrs Frank Frostberg. Little Mi:
Dorothy Williamson of Philadelphia,
cousin OF the bride, will be flower CIR
Arthur kossenberg viii be the best maj
and Donald Horsev, Of Philadelphi;
Alex Crothers. Leon Stayton, and Ala
l.auritsen, college friends Of the groom
will be ushers.
After the ceremony q reception f
relatives and immedia friends will |
held al the brides home, 9o3 MonrC
street MIR and Mrs. Wilson will be
home az Holly Cak, after December /.
Mr.. Wilson is a graduate of the Tn
versity OF Delaware, where he was
noted athlete. Miss JefTcris was
member of the class of 1922, Women
College, and was prominent in all CO
bsgc activities.
At q O'Clock this evening Miss Eliz
beth Gooding, daughter of Mr. and MI
Joseph III. Gooding, and Arthur Hem
wilkins, formerly OF Haddonfeld, N.
will be married in Second Baptist Churt
by Rev. George ID. Allison. Dale
Looms will play the wedding music
The maid of honor will be Miss NJ
dred Gooding, sister Of the bride, wi
will he likewise attended by Mrs. Har
NJ Willis and Mrs J. Hunter Goodiu
lr. Miss Catherine GSoding will
flower girl. The best man will be Arth
nj. Bell, Of Mt Ephraim, N. j., and d
ushers Will he Francis Hall of Moore
town, n. j., Harry NJ. Willis, j. Hunt
Goodlpg and Frederick Goodi0g.
The hr.de will wear a gown of viii
charmeusc, made with an oversllirt G
in points at the hem. 1T is made wi
.eprvette sleeves and vest trimmed IN