Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
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Revolution VIII holu NV aIViuo'
, number Of delegates VIII attenu i'o.,'
Wilmington. including Mrs = NJ 'o9l0Il,
S,,tc r,,cant of the Delaware Daughters
III tbc lmrrican Revolution, member oi
Tho ofir,al hoard: Mrs Edmund Y MOODY,
f,rmcr h;storian-rcncral. and member oi
tbc official hoard Mrs J. T.. Fuller, MIS-.
lnhD kcrr Miss F6iith Springer. MIS-
Walter W,lhams. Mrs Charles Farmer;
Mrs George Middleton. Mrs Edward
q, lliear Jr all of Caesar Rodney ohaPec
- of Wilmington and Mrs E.Syphcrd oi
Dover
Mrs F 7. Moody left YESTERDAY II,
order ~ attend the banquet gwen liN'
-icht AT the New Willard Hotel IN 'i,r w,
nrorr,rn If the congress. Mrs. Moody VIII
represent Delaware IN living pic'''i'' -
the first IL states OF the mon
Quite an honor has been corierr'1 NJ" NJ
Delaware IN the appolntmcn, ~ ~
.lohn VI Kerr ard Miss Editn Lp',i'era ara
a~ pages for the Congress. ny I'll.
coveted positions consld'teu ~
complimentary tO the oihciaiatS.
Delaware always takes an important
mart In the proceedings of the congress;
.,r3 has alwavs enJovcd decided "iI'Ciai
r,4.nr,,,tiou The Diamond state Is reI,Cu
,.pon hv the executive board Tor Valuaoi'
suggestions and action. ard IN the per
..~pcl ~ rs officers ard delegates to the
Congress. will be splcndidly represented
The marriage Of Miss Louise Homer.
daN or two ago in New \ FORK. was one oI
tho big functions of the season, theIc o'ti'S
more than three thouSard invited 10 thc
,.eldinr m fashionable - hoina'
church and to the Colony Cluh ior tn'
rcceptinu The bridegroom. Ernest ' an
Rensselaer, StlrcS. IS q son OF inc rector =
81 Thomas and Harvard aluirlluS-
The bride was attended Ivy her twin slS'tlS
a. two Of the four maids VINO carrier pI
~lcavcS 81 Narl-cnlorcd flowers ara w W,
euNncd in pale coral pink CHIFFON. ~
church decorations were slnlF't
Elective. consisting of an abundance OF
n,nk and white sprIrr flowers on the altar.
The local interest ~ the "euul'lE
+, enhanced hy reason OF many
thc Younger Wilmington society
women having q moro OF ~
7tlmate acoualntarcC with the BRIDE VINO
i viii be remembered. sang IN concert
hero last fan and upon that occasion nel
many ~ the Younger members oi ',ie
social set Mrs StireS Is the oldest daue"-
t,rof Nine Ioulsc Homer who Is KNOW
Z, All grand opera patrons m TINS coui-,lH
md Europe and Of Sidney Homer. tle
composer Nine Homer glrlhood hoIlle
sat Ncst Chester where her sisters reslde.
~h, il well know in Wilmington.
The Bankers and Brokers Club will give
tttlr final dancc of tic season IN the Gold
e.an Hotcl du Pont FRIDAY evening.
Nav p Wilson Orchestra VIII lurhiSh
music
81
ION will meet saturday. April 10, at
O'Clock IN the Century Club parlors
NlrS George Babcock. who was soloist
fa concert held IN Milford Monday siter-
.,url. spent several days with her parents
tl- and Mrs William De Witt before
rtumiDg home
Mr. Frank Hughes dance at the
Hotcl du port last evening was an af1alr
,hafactcr.ycd by the pleasant spirit 81
ouaintancc among the guests. ana
through the prevailing enthusiasm Tor an
occasion of benefit 10 Wellesley Conegc
The uatronessee were. Mrs. Arthur NJ
I.nd Alrs James Bailey Mrs John J.
Ea,kob. Mrs William { BatZ, MIS-.
fletcher Brown Mrs " - DeIlngy'
Nir. Eugene + du Pont, Mrs. A. ID.
Warner Sr Mr. 4 D. Warner, Jr.,
Mr.. James : Stirling Mrs. Charles
Warner. Mrs. Walter Stewart Brown and
Nlrs Hamilton Bradshaw.
The Original Six Orchestra played Tor
dancing A number Of out of-town guests
we're present including kennett Square
friends of several participants Much ad-
T1iring comment has been made ca MISS
Narv Fletchers attractive posters Tor
the dance
Dr Harrison " Howell and Mrs.
Howell have returned from Atlantic City
here they spent several days.
Mn r II Durham and Miss Marion
Dunham were IN New York Tor short
stay this week.
A rainbow wedding was a recent attrac-
tive nuptial affair held in New York.
with each ~ the eight bridesmaids ID
attendance wearing a different color and
carrying appropriate flowers. The effect
j. said e. have been novel and beautiful.
prince Michael Cantacuzene, great
grandson Of President Ulysses ; Grant,
viii marry Miss Clarissa Curtis, daughter
~ Mr. and Mrs Thomas Pelham Curtis
n Boston on June q al Nahant Mass.
Princess Bertha Cantacuzene VIII be the
,naid of honor Misses Mary Sigourney
Lena Turnbull. Rosamond Johnson, Pc
rclope Curtis. Elizabeth Zerrahn and Jose
mime Cogswell will be the bridesmaids.
The two flower girls will be the Princess
Ida Prince Michael 5 younger sister, and
ms cousin. Bertha Palmer of Chicago.
Count Michel Nieroth Of Russia, who
is az present in Paris, Is expected to come
over ~ be his cousins best man. Among
the ushers will be Adrian HOnOTe and
Potter Palmer Of Chicago, Thomas ard
Pelham Curtis, Laurence Curtis, I'd,
Joseph Sargent, George Howard, Elisha
and Carl Stillman, Jr., George G, Lee, Jr.,
and Benjamin A Fuller all Of Boston
and most Of them classmates of the
Prince az Harvard.
The Princes mother was Miss Julia
Grant. daughter Of Mrs Frederick Dent
Grant and granddaughter Of President
lysses > Grant
Mrs Egmont 7 Negendank, president
az the Junior Board Of the Homeopathic
Hospital II chairman Of the local com
mittec for the appearance IN Wilmington
on June ] Of the AdOlph Bohm Ballett
and LATHE symphony Mrs Walter Mode
Is treasurer of the Junior Board, also foI
the benefit Miss Jessie Seaman is cor
responding secretary Mrs. II X Pennock
II chairman oi publicity.