Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-22
Mostly About People

Tier ATTENDANTS, MISS AltfReTN Slnuh-
man, Miss Ruth Speakman and Mrs.
Charles Stewart Smith of New York,
will be gowned in lovely costume of
blue crepe with orchid girdles, and will
carry orchids.
Mr.. Denham's best man will be his
brother, James Denham, aud the ushers
will be Henry Robertson, Cecil Bacchuss,
Ralph Assheton, Eric l.. Bergland,
Harry Haskell and Willard A. Speak
man, Jr.
A program of beeutiful music will be
gwen during the hour of the ceremony
by the organist of the church, h. J.
Muhlhausen, and Harry f. Stausebach,
violnist \ reception at the Speakman
home will follow tho wedding
The youngest child of family is often
the most original member indulGng IN
all kinds of pranks hss or her elders would
never dare attempt The youngest Nom
Der Of Wilmington's Women's Club cirCtes
is the Garders Century Club, the 1--we
organization of women who reside IN
l-nion Park C,ardens.~
This club Is a very original youngster
In the first place TO he an old timer IN
Wilmington is hgr 10 eligibility, and
that In itself Is something new to VIII
mlrgton. In the second place II has some
programs out OF the ordinary. of which
last night : was one The meeting last
eveping WAS held at the home of Mrs
Funk, 232 Geddcs street Mrs. Burton
Never, the president, presided. and turned
tho meeting over to Mrs. +. Carleton
BardSlev, chairman Of the Home Eco
uomics department, who IN turn INTRO
CItcee, Mrs Newton L. Leonard and Mrs
Hutton as the performing artists of the
evening Mrs Leonard then proceeded e
make bread after her own partl culsI
rccipc aud Mis- Hutton made waffies, al
OF ,his beng dore IN the hostess cosy iltu'
mon Gardens kitchen, whore every
thing stands right to hand in ship shape
order with every convenience ready. o.
course the club members didn't cit uT
with the bread rs il rose, but they saw
Mrs Leonard 5 mixing and kneadIng
Each member of the club gave an origina
home recipe Of her own evolving bringing
out many splendid ideas tending to
simplify home-manng New dishes were
described. rev WAYS of housecleanins
gwen. and altogether helpful household
symposium enioved-
Miss Marion Dulnham entertained the
Spealman-Denham bridal party with .
buffet supper a. the Wilmington Coun
try Club last night after the wedding re-
hesrssl 4 few other guests beside the
bridal party proper were present.
Nt. and Ms. Charles Warner wllI
entertain the governor and Mrs, Denney
over the week end of january 20. On
Saturday afternoon a few friends have been
invited 10 meet the Governor and Mrs
Dennev informally At the Warner home
Cioldev College Alumni Association
first regular social and business meetins
Of the New Year was held in the College
Hall last night with 30 or more mernbeT
with guests IN attendance The following
interesting program was gwen: Vocal
solo. Miss Anna Butler; selection, trIo
Miss Marley. violin Miss Lane, cello
Mrs Smith piano; address by F Leslie
Havford. Economic Statistlolan for th'
I. | du Pont de Eemours and Company
The Value Of Accounting and Othel
Statistics IN Business; recitation, Mrs
Bertha Biddle Williams; trio, Mlsse;
Marley, Lane. Mrs. Smith. After tht
program refreshments were served, ano
CanCInQ WAS enjoyed 10 IDuSlO llI aleAeu
bv Miss Caldwell. assisted by Miss Mar
ley The evening was one OF the most
ENJOYABLE in the associations history
H. p Gumby was chairman Of arrange
ments.
The Thursday afternoon bridge club
met on Thursday with Mrs. Franklin "
Bradway. in the Buckingham apart
nents The hostess served delicious
luncheon, after which the game of bridge
was enjoyed White carnations adorned
the reception rooms. Beside the club mem
bers, Mrs. II. D. Albaugh was guest
The next meeting, two weeks hence, VII
be with Mrs. Wallace Cox.
Colonel and Mrs. George 4. Elliott
entertained ST dinner lsst evening il
honor Of Governor and Mrs. William d
Denrey snd Mr. snd Mrs. Lmott d.
Pont
Mrs. G. P. ". Runford was dime
hostess last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar n. Arnold Q
Greenwich, Conn, are the guests Of Mis-
Elinor Fandegrift.