Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

Matthews. Mrs T. c. Van Reuben, Miss
Elizabeth McNeal, Mrs. II. Warner
McNeal, Mrs Laurence Smith, Mrs
Charles Palmer. Miss Belts OF Newark,
Miss Priscilla Thomas Mrs. Willlam
Barlow, Mrs. Mitchell Whitehead Mrs
Purcell Prentiss, Mrs. Harry Rutter. Mrs
A. r. CoyIc Mrs. c. f. Thomas, Mrs
Edgar Weldn, Mrs J. II IIallett, MISS
Frances Barlow, Mrs. W. II. Bramhle
Mrs William r. Stevens OF NllmTgton,
Mrs Frederick Wall of Dover, Mrs.
Herbert Clark of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Oscar Case of The Gardens is
entertaining her mother. Mrs. Bailey OF
Williamsport. and Mrs. Wilmer OF
Cleveland, Ohio.
A wedding of interest to large circle ot
friends is that of Miss Priscilla Allda
Thomas, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles L. Thomas of 20ll North Harrison
street and William Willard Barlow, son
of Mrs Ida c. Barlow of 1911 West street
which will take place this afternoon nj
1 o clock at Hanover church. NJ Elghteenth
ard Boulevard Reverend Charles ii.
Bonner officiating. The bride will be gwen
| in marriage by her father Preceding
the ceremony, Mrs f. Barlow, the or
garist of the church, will give program
Of bridal music and during the ceremony
will play go Perfect Love. The BRIDE
maid-of-honor will be her sister, MISS
Merry Thomas. and the bridesmaid
will he Miss Frances Barlow. The
flower girl will be Miss Pauline
Wcldn. Walter L. Haley will serve rs the
best man. and the ushers will bc Frederick
Barlow, f. Barlow. Elliott Warshauer
NJ Iloharue
The bride will be attred in charming
gown Of pearl gray georgctte worn with
an ostrich trimmed hat of maine Tier
flowers will he white roses ard snap
dragons. combined with lavender orchids
and sweet peas Miss Merry Thomas Will
be gowned In Harding Blue georgettc'
and will carry OphelIa roses and snap
dragons Miss Barlow will weer rose
gcorgette and taffeta, and carry PINK
roses and snap dragons. Her hat Will be
picture shape Of black The little flower
maid will be in white and pink, and carry
pink sweet peas.
4 wedding reception AZ the bride home
will follow the ceremony, after which the
bridal couple will leave on short tour.
On their return To Wilmington they VIII
be located at Poll North Harrison street.
Miss Thomas is q very popular and
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circle. She has been deeply interested IN
all of the church affairs. Mr.. Barlow IS
secretary and treasurer Of the Wilmington
Nash Motors Company.
A number of Wilmrgtoriars will Toe
passengers on the great English liner
Emperor Of India, when il sails on June -
for a cruise to the North Cape by way Of
Iceland Mrs Edward b. Mode and
her father, George Baker. VIII 90 and after
the cruise will travel in rural England,
where they have relatives Mr.. Baker
will celebrate his Saith birthday while
| away. DIR. Charles l. Candee, Mrs.
| Candee and family will be passengers on
| the cruise, as will be Mrs. Fl. F. Rumtoru
and her granddaughter, Miss Gerevra
| Rumford, the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs,
| C. ? NJ Rumford. On reaching London
| Mrs Rumford and Miss Rumford will
| tour France for a visit to the battlehelds,
/ and will be in Paris for stay. Mrs Rum
/ ford is at Atlantic City, where she spends
/ the winters, and will return shortly.
Mrs. Samuel Bancroft. Jr.. viii be
another Wilmingtorian on the cruise
which will terminate in August
f, This Will be the first time the Emperor
F, OF India has been charted out OF British
waters. The vessel carries 400 passengers
and is wonderfully equipped for com
| Portable travelling. After the cruise It Will
! be returned 10 England for service on the
| Peninsula and Oriental Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lsckey are spend
ing the weekend in New York.
Mrs. Henderson Weir has been spend
ing several days at Cold Spring
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Morris entertained at
afternoon bridge on Thursday.
The Westminster Glee Club win OBJ
serve "stunt" night on April 2S, in the
chapel of the church.
Professor Green of New York, well
known musician and teacher, was an
! Interested spectator of the "MIkadO"
which was led by his former pupil, Fred
erick Wyatt. director of the Westminster
Glee Club.
E. ColIishaw, who was sent by the New
fOundland government 10 Washington,
in connection with the FoTdney Bill be-
fore Congress, stopped of at Wilmington
| with Mrs Collishaw, TO visit Rev and
Mrs. A. Dasson Of West Sixth street, be-
fore returning to New York, Montrea
and St. Johns, Newfoundland. !
Miss Genevra Rumford was hostess for
a moving picture party last night in honor
of Miss Laura Bliss of Burlington, Yer
| mont. Mrs W r. Bliss, who has been in
the south, will arrive today and later will
go TO Atlantic City before returning home.
Leopold Syffert will be one Of the ex-
hibitors at the exhibition Of the Whining
ton Society of the Fine Arts, to be held
in the Hotel du Pont ballroom for five
days beginning April 26.
There are some interesting bits Of in
formation concerning the beautiful per
fornance Of the ''Mikado" as given by
the Westminster Glee Club, Thursday
night at the New Century Club. yelling
ton +. Butler and James M. Engelman
gave such finished interpretations of their
different parts that ore might have be
lieved they were professionally trained,
yet neither had7 attempted stage work
before. Already West Chester, Kennett
Square, ard the Pennsylvania Railroad
are asking the club for q repetition of the
"Mikado" performance.
Miss Madge Tyres artistic posters lent
considerable interest to the performance,
and the scenic effects under William
G. Baugh's skilled hand were beautiful
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