Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Mostly About People

Lorraine. Ohio. Mrs. Boynton and Miss
Eldred Boynton will join them IN July.
Mrs. Floy +. Booth will leave early
m July for Buffalo and Chautauqua,
y. y.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Poole
in Washington. ID. c., was he scene oil a
very pretty wedding saturday, June Is,
when Miss Viola Elizabeth Smith, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Ella Smith Foraker, formerly
OF Odessa, became the bride OF Joseph
Mellan, Fromfield, 3rd, son OF MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Nellan~ tromfield oil
WAYNE. Pa, The wedding march was
plaved bv Mrs. Winfield Wilson Craw-
ford. sister OF the groom. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. William H. har-
rison of Ellicott City, Md. The brlde
wore gown of imported SWISS organdle
with tram. She carried shower baouguet
of white roses and lilies of the valley
She was attended by her sister, Isabella
smith. as maid Of honor, who wore a
gown Of maize organdie ad carried or
chids and sweet peas. Barbara Poole
was flower girl and carried basket OF
daisies. She wore white organdie trm-
med with punk. Edward Fromheid, OF
Wavne, Pa. brother of the groom, was
best man. The home was decorated
with flowers for the occasion. The groom $
gift to the bride was white gold wrist
watch Guests were present from VIII
mmgton, Nayno. Pa, Middlctown,
Odessa and Washington, ID. G.
Edward Spicer Of Arden, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Barclay Spicer, was the guest
Of Il. Cooke Settle at his home in Union
Gardens this week.
Mrs. Frank L. Dc Armond is at Re
hoboth.
Mrs. Franklin W Broadway Of the
Buckingham apartments was hostess at
delightful luncheon and bridge party
yesterday
Miss Mary F. Rich Of the Womens
Col lcgc is spending a week at her home,
Hastlngs-on-the-Hudson.
Miss Sturgis and Miss Taylor of
the Women : College, and Miss Dixie
man of Trenton, New Jersey, started
this week On trip 10 the West. They
are making the Journey by automobile
and expect To camp out along the way
Mrs. G /. Rrokaw of Newark IS the
guest 81 her son. Dr. John Brokaw Of
this city
Miss Dorothy Curtis has been the
guest az Newark relatives.
Mrs. William Cloud has been spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs "
Y. Carrow Of Dover, who has been
quite III
Mr. and Mrs Prank Turner, with
Mrs. W. A. Winford Of Wilmington,
Spent commencement week in Smyrna to
attend the graduation of their daughter,
Miss Castillo Winford Turner, who
j. a member Of the High School gradual
ing class
Nr and Mrs. ". G. TatnaT OF
smyrna attended the wedding Of Miss
Caroline Tatnau, daughter Of Mr.. and
AIrS. Henry l. Tatnall of
tins citv. TO Mr.. Lee Sparkn, Jr., in
Trinity p. f. Church
Mr. and Mrs Pierk. Crompton until
recently of Wilmington, have removed
70 Newark. where they viii be with the
latter : parents. MIR and Mrs. Albert l.
Lewis. until their new home is completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Clawson :. Hammitt Of
llOS jefferson street viii spend part
az this summer At Rehobo' where MIR
Hammitt will do some landscape psinting
as a rest from continued series OF M
portant portraits. the latest OF which Is
Of Mrs. Victor du Pont, Sr. Tins por-
trait is acclaimed by friends Of the artist
and Of the original as striking likeness
OF very interesting type. Mrs. du
Points features lend themselves to an
unusually interesting dehneation IN
color. while the filmy texture OF the
black chiffon gown worn Is admiral
executed. The background Is OF shady
browtls and blues.
Historic Lower Brandywine Presbv-
terian Church viii be the scene of an
attractive wedding this afternoon, when
Miss Eleanor Martin Gregg, daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Willard s. Gregg OF
Centreville. Del. will become the bride
Of Daniel Paddock Barnard, 4th, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Paddock Barnard,
Jr.. Of this city. The bride viii be given
ii marriage by her father. Rev. Thomas
: Arlnentrout will o4hciate The old
church will be a bower of palms, ferns.
daisies and pink rambler roses for the
occasion. The bride viii wear white
duchess satin gown caught with orange
blossoms Her veil which forms the
train. will be attraetIvely arranged with
orange blossoms. She will carry shower
BOUQUET OF bride roses, sweet peas and
lilies Of the valley. Miss Elizabeth
Chandler Gregg. sister Of the bride. will
be maid Of honor and VIII wear frock
Of white organdie embroidered in daisies
with maize sash and hat of white organ
die. She will carry yellow daisies, ragged
robins and bronze snapdragOns. Mrs.
! Dolphus Short OF Milford viii be
Matron Of honor and will wear deep
cream lace gown with maize tulle sash,
q tulle hat and carry yellow daisies,
rugged robins and pink snapdragons
The bridesmaids, Ruth Frances Christ
Of Detroit, Mary Newton Gregg, Of New
York. Carolyn Wood Comfy, Of this city
and Esther Elizabeth Watson, Of Balti-
more, cousin Of the groom viii be
dressed in nile green organdie with organ
die hats. They viii carry white lace
baskets filed with white daisies, ferns.
pink roses and ragged robins Mrs. Herb
ert T. Letter viii play the weddingmusic
Henry Ward Lyndall, Jr., viii be rirg