Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10

| " Ids SISTERS, Mrs. Barley ana Nlrs
Roe Of Wilmington.
Mrs. James w. Whitfield, daughter o'
Mr. and Mrs Richard &. McMullen ol
this city, sailed from MANILA, July Il
and is expected to land at San Francisco
some time next week Mrs. Whitfield
accompanied her hsband, Lieutenant
James w. Whitfield of the T.. $. Navy.
into Russia whore she remained until
June She wrote home a most interest
ing account of her journey by traM to
Shanghai. Whenever the train stopped,
hor,les Of ragged bcguars crowded
around the windows begging for food.
Conditions in Bolshevik Russia are IN
describablc. Since juno Mrs. Whitfield
has been M Shanghai and nearby cities.
Lieutenant Whitfield was expected TO
sail for America with his wife, unless
orders came at the last minute ordering
him elsewhere.
Miss Rebrccca Reinhardt is now travel
ling in Ifly. In a letter written the first
of august she speaks Tf being lii Rome,
and of going to see he ruins oil fompeh:
and describes the beauties of the Bay OF
Naples She will be IN Italy tor some
time until the delegation OF American
College students place the wreaths on
Dautc's bust at Ravenna.
Mrs. Frank Ford Palmer has just re-
turned from Ridley Park. She leaves
today for Seaside Park, n. j., to be the
house guest Of Mrs. G. 7. Robinson.
Mrs. Palmer Will be at Seaside Park until
the middle OF September and will be
Joined there the first two weeks OF Sep
tember by Mr.. Palmer.
Miss Louise Reinhardt is expected to
return home tomorrow after \ delight
fil trip 20 Wyoming and the Yellowstone
National Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwocd Killcn are at
Atlantic City.
Miss Harriette Holmes Mutt of
Chatham, n. j., is visiting Miss Matilda
Van Trump.
Mrs. C. w. jefferson of Delaware
City has as her guests for n month,
Captain and Mrs. Benjamin Bowerlng
Of Fort Monroe, Virginia.
Tonight at G o clock Miss Clare Kitson
Magivre, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter 7. Maguyre, 1915 West Ninth
xstreet. will become the bride of j. La
Pennc Guenveur of Elsmere at Sacred
Heart Church. Rev. Father Leonard
Walter, pastor of the church, will
oticiate. The bride viii enter the church
!. II h. ,x...Jlarer r.,h
PLAYED bv Miss Teresa Ryan. The SOLO
Isl will be Miss Loretta Smith. The
bride Will be attended by her sister, Mrs.
Walter j. G. Bears of Baltimore, as
matron Of honor and Miss Nj. Louise
Maglrvre and Miss Carrie III. Dunbar,
Of Philadelphia. Her little sister, kath-
leen, will be flower girl. J.Carroll Guen-
veur, brother of the groom, will be best
man. The ushers will be Walter J. Z.
Lears of Baltimore and Joseph Kelly.
Immediately after the ceremony there
win be a reception at the homo of the
brides parents. Following this MIR. and
Mrs. .Guenveur viii leave on a motor trip.
After August 25, they viii be at home at
1920 Delaware avenue.
The bride will wear gown of bridal
satin and duchess lace and q tulle veil
with orange blossoms. Her
shower bouquet will be of white bridal
roses and lilies of the valley. The ma
trop of honor will wear gown and he
Of orchid pussywIllow taffcta and carry
a BOUQUET of white roses and larkspur.
Miss Louise Maguyre viii be gowned
IN cream radium lace over blue taffeta.
and a pictern hat of blue taffeta and
will Gerry yellow roses. Miss Dunbar
vii wear white lace over pink taffeia
and a picture hat and VIII carry pink
roses. The flower girl viii wear dainty
frpck and ha. of white silk and lace. The
mother OF the bride viii wear gray and
blue crepe de chine and the groom 81
mother viii wear white embroidered
chiffon. The br1de's grandmother VIII
appear in AMETHYST charmeuse and jet.
Among the out of town guests are
Patrick +. McEwan, Miss Alice Nc
Evan. Glasgow, Scotland; Miss Marian
McEwan, Mrs. Mary Hagan and family,
Y. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. n
and family, Gloucester, \. J-;
Miss Teresa NJ. Lears. Baltimore, Md;
Miss Mary Toner. Philadelphia: Joseph
A. Carruthers, Champagne, Ill; Mrs.
Amelia Cannon and Miss Mary Cannon,
Lancaster, Pa; MIR. and Mrs. John A..
Tallev, Sharon Hill, Pa; Mrs. John
Washington, ID. {.
Mile. Suzanne Denglen,s the French
lawn tennis star, sailed on the steamer
Paris for America last Saturday. Mfie-
Lenglen will be accompanlei by her
mother and by Albert de Joannis, vice
prsident of the French Tennis Fedora
ton. Much interest has been already
shown In this country IN the whlrlwind
olaying of Mile. Lenglen, and she viii
be received with enthusiasm. After the
American championship tournament.
she will play exhibition matches until
September p, when she will return to
France
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Rayner have re-
urned from their trip to the Pacific
,oast and Alaska.
Mrs. Charles Collins and dA gbter
Ruth have returned from visit to
Mrs. t. A. Soudcr entertained last
,vening in honor of her cousin, Miss
Mary Jane Souder OF Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Berl left today 70
Warm Springs, Nirginia.
Mrs. John n. Brand and daughters