Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

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cross of Middletowli, and Thomas Clar-
ence Marshall of Yorklyn, son OF Mrs.
Elizabeth G. Marshall, will be solom-
nized today at Old Drawyer's Pres
| byterian Church. The brides maid
of honor will be Miss Helen ShallcroM
| Warren Marshall will be best man.
The marriage OF Miss Ella Frederick
daughter Of MIR and Mrs. John Fred
erick of Centreville, and Charles v.
| Cleaver will be, a beautiful event Of
this evening, The wedding will take
place at West Presbyterian Church at
q o'clock, standard time. Rev. L. +.
| Smiley will perform the marriage cere-
mony The rainbow" color effect will
| be featured in the organdy gowns worn
by the maids. Miss Eleanor Ely will be
the maid of honor The brides maids
will he Misses Mary DAmico, Ann
Davidson, Jane Smith, Dorothy Lyon,
| Eleanor Lyon. Frances Elliott, Martha
Wilson, Charlotte Gould. The ,uhers
will bc ]. T. Chandler, Jr., Andrew j.
| Book, Jr., ;. Harrison Jones, James
| White, Willard Mccall, Raymond Fred
erick and Edward Frederick, a cousin.
! II. Paul Cleaver will be his brothers
best man Caroline Mullin will be che
/ flower girl.
Professor r. W. kirkbride, Of the
Modern Language Department Uni
versitv of Delaware, will sail from
New York on June 9, on the Cunard
liner, Mauretania, for England, and
will spend about three months abroad
most of the time in France. On this
| Trip Professor kirkbride will spend
| few davs in London and will then go
| To France for the remainder OF hs
stay, returning TO this country about
| the middle Of September. lie will DO
some vocabulary experiment work m
| France Several other members OF
| the University including DIR. W. Owen
| Sypherd, will also spend part OF the
/ summer iii Europe.
Mrs. ]. Allan Colby Of Holly Oak will
| entertain the Bellefonte Civic Club at
her home on June at , o'clock, z. m
| The club members will leave Bellefonte
at | 30 p. m. city time. The Bolleionte
Civic League will give dance on FRIDAY,
June 10, at the Community House tor
the benefit Of the Community House fund.
Miss Elsie Saxton is visiting in Dover.
A double wedding at Elkton, Md,
Saturday last, in which one OF Dover ;
Younger and most popular young ladies'
was one Of the brides, became known
Tuesday, Miss Elizabeth p. Peters,
daughter Of the late William III. Peters,
Of Dover, was married 70 Dr. Herman
L. Wangler Of Syracuse, =. l.:
The other couple were Albert >
y ffSs
Lottie NJ. Purser Of Baltimore, Md
They are spending their honeymoon
with DR.. and Mrs, Wangier at the
Peters residence in Dover.
The ID. A. R. win celebrate Flag Day
Coochs Bridge on June IA, when the
hostess chapter, Caesar Rodney, Will
present flag for he monument. The
Children of the American Revolution
will be present. Box luncheon will be
served,
The Delaware Chapter of the Sigma
Alpha Phi fraternity held another Of It's
delightful dances at the Washington
Heights club last night The committee
in charge, Oliver J. Bader, chairman.
Fremont J kleitz, Henry l.. Huff and
hHlD0 seminar is W bc COAiAAfthaO1 AoA
arranging these attractive affairs.
Delaware Chapter, No. /, Order OF the
Eastern Star gave a most enjoyable
festival and dance last evening al the
New Century Club. The strawberry
phase of the entertainment proved very
tempting, and other delicious refresh
ments were served.
One of the most important engage
Inents of the spring was made known to-
dav when Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Dolan of 1909 Walnut street and Chest
nutwold Farm, Devon, informed their
friends that their daughter Miss Sara
B. Dolan is the fancee of MIR. G. Paul
DencIlla. The wedding is to take place
next autumn at Chestnutwold Farnm.
Miss Dolan, who Is one of Philadel-
phia great heiresses, Is granddaugh-
ter of the late Thomas Dolan, fnancier
and traction promoter. She is a niece
OF Messrs. Clarence and II. Yale Dolan
and cousin of the Misses Rose and
Alexandra Dolan Mr. Denckla is son
of Mr.. and Mrs Hermann \. Denckla