Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

Boston, where Mr.. Barnard Is an asso-
ciato iii the Research Laboratory OF
Applied Chemistry of the Massachu-
sotts Institute of Technology.
Mrs. Simon b. Cameron, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Ralph Shaw for a
month, will leave ON June 80 for an ex-
tended European trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph s. Tatnall of Princeton have
been the guests of Mrs. Shaw this week.
MIR. and Mrs. William e. Blatz and
family, of 1107 Delaware avenue, lett
Thursday for New London, Conn, where
they viii spend two weeks, going by
motor.
Miss Kathryne Alva Ross has gone
to Buffalo to attend the wedding of Miss
Harriet Anne Parsons TO Nillidm Nor
gan Kendall Miss Ross will later visit
In Erie and Pittsburg.
Rev. Francis Hardy Mooe, ID. d., of
Wayne. Pa. will sail on the steamship
Rotterdam today for Aix-les-BaIns. lie
expects to remain abroad until next
October.
A beautifully solciunized wedding OF
last Thursday took place in ST. Paul,
Mimi. when Miss Katheryn Markell
Abbott became the bride of Worrell
Clarksou. .Ir., son of Mr.. and Mrs
Worrell Clarkson OF ST. Paul, and grand
son of Mrs. James b. Clarkson of the
Delaware apartments in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. f. C. Stolenwerck of
Mont Clair. ~ j., and New York City
are the guests of MIR and Mrs. Rodgers
Wilson at ''Indian Hill''. Miss Alice
Hynsri, who has been spending some
time in Maryland on n visit, is expected
home soon.
Mrs. L. II. Broadwater Of the VIII
mington apartments viii spend part OF
this summer at Cape May.
The following description of our first
lady Of the land, Mrs Warren q.
Harding, is taken from an interview
recently accorded William ii. Crawford,
for McCalls Magazine:
She is about feet inches tall and
weighs about I20 pounds She has
luxuriant head 81 brown hair which Is
tinged with gray, particularly around the
temples. She combs it back, which has
the effect Of displaying her high and IN
telGgent forehead Her well-set eyes are
clear gray, and extremely direct 10 their
glaace. She looks right at YOU when
talking and displays evident interest IN
your reponses. She has q well-shaped
nose, on which she wears . paIr Of un-
framed eve glasses. Her mouth IS of
generous proportion and she has well
formed chin Her complication is good,
thugh inclined to be little pale, which
may be due To the strenuous time through
which she has been during the inaugura-
tion. She is very erect. Her shoulders
are rather broad and well thrown back;
her arms are particularly well shaped,
and she has very girlish figure Tor
woman of middle age.
Now comes the rlb-ho~T was she
dressed? She wore crepe dc chine dress
of warm gray c0lor incidentally, lei
me remark, Mrs. Harding assured me.
regardless Of the fact that Harding
blue has been 50 much exploited and ad-
vertised. that waTnp gray Is her fayorite
color Light blues are also ia favor with
her. The dress was gray with 40 touch
of color 10 break the simple lines She
wears her dresses in the prevailing mode
short, but not exaggeratedly -, and
her shoes and stockings match her gowns.
Mrs. Harding is always exquisitely we'll
gloved and well-shod these are her two
particular hobbies in dress. She does not
wear exaggerated heels; / believe they
call her favorites baby French
Her tastes are domestic She loves
Housekeeping and household duties:
outside Of assisting her husband in
politics, her principal pleasure Is Ia MAX
ing o comfortable home for him She
likes TO supervise the preparation Of