Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-09
Mostly About People

evening at the Washington Heights
Century Club. The following committee
was in, charge: Frank r. Sharpless, Fre-
mont J. kleits, Henry Il. Huff, Ralph
A. Taylor, w. Jefferson Wier, Oliver J.
Bader. Kimmey's orchestra furnished the
music. The evening WAS delightful one
with number of guests present.
Mrs. Lloyd Tilghman Boyd of Mil
waukee will arrive today to be the guest
of Mrs. William Gibbons Mendinhall
, and Miss Elsie Louise Patterson, who Will
entertain for Mrs Boyd with two affairs
at the Tea ShopNon April II and on April
is.
Miss Ruthanna Taylor entertained at
bridge followed by dance on Wednes.
day evening in honor of Miss Isabel
Hosack, who is Miss Mildred Simpsons s
guest
Frank H. Thomas and Linton Stone
are Mt home from Cornell.
Monday afternoon, at the Misses
Hebb's School, the Groupe de Whining
ton of the Alliance Francaise will hold a
meeting when Miss Kite viii tell OF condi-
tions in France. An election of officers
will be held.
Miss Jane Marvel Miss Mary Marvel,
and Miss Sarah Townsend will 60 to New
Haven, Conn, for the next weekend.
A delightful little luncheon of the week
was >that served by several girls of Miss
| McDaniel's classes in domestic science
last Wednesday at High School with
several mothers of class-members and
| teachers as guests. The delicious menu
included dainty croquettes, hot rolls,
fruit salad, custard cream and angel food
cake, every item of which was prepared
| and served by the class under Miss
McDaniel's supervision. Those present
were Mesdames Hutt, Maroney, Settle
and Misses Palmer, Roberts, Balance,
Mcdaniel.
Miss Priscilla A. Thomas, whose mar
rage to W. Willard Barlow will be An
interesting event of Saturday, April l6,
viii be the honor guest for several at
tractive affairs next week. On Monday
afternoon her sister, Mrs. Maxwell Do
barganes, will entertain for Miss Thomas,
and on Monday evening Mrs. Paul Law
renee will be hostess In her honor. Miss
/ nOuttS AEbliBti btiitt iaSs iakh' astAh q
weeks visit in Dover.
DIR. Joseph III, Odell has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Thomas G.. Bradford,
at Fairfield, Conn.
Miss Louise Stirling has returneds to
Wellesley.
Miss Louise Jenckes is the weekend
guest of Miss Mildred Simpson.
The recent announcement of the en-
ragement of Afrs. Paul E. Wilson and
| Douglas Buck OF New Castle is of wide
| interest due TO the popularity of both,
| and on account of the prominence of the
respective families. Mrs. Wilson is the
| daughter of General and Mrs. I. Coleman
| du Pont
Mr.. Buck is a son of Mr.and Mrs Francis
\ Buck, who lYe on the John NJ Clayton
/ farm, Buena Vista, . short distance from
| New Castle Mrs Buck is remembered in
society here as Miss Maggie Douglas.
She was niece of the late John NJ. Clay
| ton.
An attractive wedding of today was
| that of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Seward,
| daughter of Mr.. and Alrs. Clarence Lee
| Seward of 1913 Tatnall street, and Charles
Robert Hean, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
{, William r. Hearn Of Harrisburg, Pa,
| which took place at 245 at Trinity p e.
Church, Reverend Frederick NJ Kirkus
| officiating The bride s Attendant was
her sister Miss Helen Seward, and the
groom was attended by Clark Andrews.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father The ushers were Robert Seward,
| brother of the bride, Richard Thatcher,
| Edward Hughes, and Louis Schafer.
| Mrs. John T. Croft of Cambridge, Md,
gave some beautiful bridal music
| The charming bride was attired in a
handsome travelling suit of blue tricotine
! with hat to correspond. After the wedding
| Mr.. and Mrs Hearn left for New York
On their return TO Wilmington they will
reside at the Gooding apartments. Out
OF town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Z.
| Croft and Charles H. Seward, Of Cam
| bridge, Md, Mrs. +. G. Pond and Miss
| Frances Meany of Washington, ID. c.,
| Mrs. Paul Somerdell of Hagerstown, Md,
| Mr.. and Mrs William r. Hearn of Harris
| burg, Pa.