Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

he in charge: Mrs. Felix du Pont, chair
man general of the fetc, assisted by feir
du Pont as chairman of music; Fredercl
Brughurst, chairman of grounds; ELL
wood Soudcr, Sr., chairman of decors
tlcns.
Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst, chairman
OF s,ipper, Mrs. Irenee du Pont, yege
tables; Mrs. l.. r. Davis. fancy work
Mrs. Coverdale cake; Mrs. Monkton
Miss Frances Wilson, candy; Mrs
John Hartman, aprons; Mrs. William
Beacon, fortune telling; Miss Berth'
Na~d, TOYS; Miss katherine Winslcw
balloons. Mrs. Rudolph, iellies. On'
booth will offer for sale fresh dairy milk
and there will also be lemonade fol
sale under Miss SSYille's direction.
A large crowd is expected to attend
Among the graduates OF Princeton
University yesterday was IRVINE NJ
Finn, Jr. son of DIR. Irvine Finn, who
atterded the commencement exercises
Mrs. A. b. CARTRIDGE of the Whining,
ton Apartments is spending several
weeks with her mother-in detroit,
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Davis OF Gig
ras, Twenty-second street have gone
to Huntington, L. |. for two weeks
visit IL relatives.
Miss Alice Condor, who has been .
student at Villa Maria, Frazer, Pa, has
returned to Wilmington.
The wedding Of Miss Caroline tiib-
hons TatnsU daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lea Tatnan, of 1900 Rodney
street. and Lee Sparkes, Jr., took place
Yesterday afternoon st 4.30 O'Clock at
TRINITY +. z. Church. with Reverend
Frederick NJ. kIrkus othclatlng. Mahy
friends were present. Miss Helen ocuo-
der Of Edgemoore. Md, was the mad OF
honor. The brides maids were MIS-
Mary Swift Tstnall and Miss Louise
Tatnall, Miss Anna Swift Rupert, MISS
Helen Sparks, of odesss, Miss ElIzabs 2
Swift Ogden, of Chestnut Hlll, IA, ant
Miss Alice Martens OF Wilmington.
Joseph Swift Tatnall was the best man,
snd the ushers were Charles Mills,
Henry X. Tatnsll, Henry Lea Iatnali,
ard. Ralph Shallcross. William Nj. DAVIS,
az Odessa, Robert Atkinson OF German
town, Ps.
The attractive young bride WAS
beautiful picture n her gown OF white
satin. fashioned with train, and worn
with heirloom lace, and a veil OF tulls
caught 10 her hair with orange blossoms.
Her bouquet was Of bride roses and lilies
OF the valley. The msid-of-honor anu
bridesmaids were in lavender and
yellow frocks, and carried lavender
sweet peas
Miss kathanne Thompson returned
on Monday from New York City where
she spent several days.
DIR. Charles L. Candee and Mrs
Candies. who. with their family, expected
10 sail this month on the Emperor OF
India. for the Nor-h Cape by way OF Ice
land. have changed the dste OF their
sailing 70 near July Is. They Will aban-
don the tar north trip and instead VII
visit Ergland. Scotland, France, BEL
GUM, and Italy.
Miss Marjorie Wright OF Washington,
ID. C., who has been the guest OF MIS-
Sarah Townsend, left Monday to soln
her father. General Wright, who VIII be
stationed in San Francisco, Cal, ioT
two We. rs. Mis julia Townsend and
Miss Sarah Townsend will leave July
for Bedford Springs, Va, where they VIII
virt Mrs. Joseph Bancroft.
Miss Iaura Amory Is visiting IN
Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Patterson and
Miss Frances Patterson Will leave Id
July for trip 70 Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scott spent Mon
dav IN New Haven, TO attend the gradua-
ton exercises Of their son, Sidney Scott,
who with Jackson Marvel viii later 60 70
New London fo- the boat-races, making
the trip IN Mr.. Scott's yacht, The
Countess
Miss Mary Marvel left on Monday
for Worcester, Mass, Tor a short stay
before going to Mortified, Mass, where
sbe viii be one of tbe delegation from
Westover TO attend the Mortified Con-
ference.
Mrs. Garrett jefferson Hart and
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Brght al
lev. will leave In the near future Tor
Atlantic City.
Monday was Phi Beta Kappa day at
Harvard University. The orator was
Ralph Adams Cram OF Boston, ana the
annual poem was read by Prof. Jon
Trskine OF Columbia University. AT
rhe business meeting Prof. Frank W.
Tausslg was elected president OF the
Harvard chapter. Five Harvard seniors
were elected 70 membership. They were
Julian p. Beck of ST. Paul, MIMI. X. q.
Donald OF Winthrop; John + Fulton, Jr.,
of st. Paul, John J.. Hotson of Cam
bridge and A. 6. Silverman OF Boston.
Honorary membership was conferred
upon Raymond 9. Brown, sc, associate
professor of mathematics at Brown;
William McDougall, Oxford professor Of
psychology, who is now serving as ex-
change professor ct Harvard; George A.
j Ross, professor at the Union Iheo-
logical Seminary, New York, and Allyn
A Young, professor of economies at
Harvard.
nArs. ]. A. Draper and the Misses
Draper leave on July / for Fishers
Island, off the coast of Connecticut,
where they will spend the summer.
Rev. II. w. Ewing and Mrs Ewing
leave July for Cecil County, Maryland
where they VIII spend the summer in
their country home.
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