Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-24

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mann will be married III Harrison Stree,
Church. Rev. W. +. Hahbart VIII
offciatc The bride, who will wear 2
gown Of blue kittens ear satin with hat
"a match, and n eorsage bouquet OF
Brides roses and lilies of the valley,
will be attended by her sister, MISS
Maud NJ. Nichols, who will wear brown
canton crepe with hat to match, and
carry pink roses. Edward Baumann,
brother Of the groom, will be best man.
Mrs. Il. III. Barlow will play the we'd
ding music. After wedding trip north
Mr.. and Mrs. Baumann viii make their
home in Philadelphia.
Last evening the bridal party WAS
entertained BY Mrs. Elva Baumann
mother of the groom. Those present
were Mrs. &. J. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs
William Chapman, MIR. and Mrs. Laws,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baumann, MISS
Mona Brcndle, Miss Maud Nj. Nichols,
Miss Rebccca f Nichols, Hugo Is.
Ra,lmann and ESsard Baumann.
Harry l.. Evans. Jr., and Willard A.
Speakman, Jr., sailed tor America last
week and are expected home the END OF
this week. They have been spending
about two months iii Holland.and Ger
many. and visited Captain and Mrs.
II l.. L. E,ng at Coblenz, Germany,
where Captain King rs stationed WIN
the l.. s. Army of Occupation. Mrs
King is the daughter of Mrs. ii. Il.
Evans of this city.
Mrs. Mary McCarroll and Mrs. Rose
Highland and daughter, Matte, have
gone 90 Asbury Park for week.
MFR. and Mrs. ID. p. Buckley, 22l2
boulevard, are at Atlantic City Tor th'
rest of the summer
The pilgrimage of American colleg
students TO Dantes tomb at Rave ne
Is ended. and the majority of tn party
has sailed for America. Mis- Rebecca
Rcinhardt Of this city, who was mem
her 81 the delegation, has renamed in
PARIS, where she has signed up TO work
this winter with the American Com
mittec for Devastated France, which
has Offices both in New York and IN
France.
Mrs. c. p. NJ Rumford md Miss
Gcncvra Rumford are at York lliii
Beach, Maine, until the middle OF sep
trrnher. Miss Rumford returned from
Europe Sunday night.
Mrx. Edward Richardson IS spending
the month Of August II Lake Muskoka,
CanadS.
Mr.. sud Nrs. Carroll W Griffith arc
sr~ndlng a few days at Asbury Park.
Robert Elliott Clark is camping out
with friends at Lorewood Grove on the
canal.
William r. Miner, clerk IN the office
of the attornev-gcnerai, is passing his
vacation at Still Pond, Maryland.
Miss Helen B. Matthews OF GordonI
Heights left yesterday for Portland
Maine.
Lieutenant and Mrs, James ". White
field sailed from the Philippines last
THURSDAY, according to radioHam
rcceived last week by Mrs. Whitfield
mother. Mrs. Richard G. McMullen.
They expect to land in San tranclsc9
about september L..
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cartledge; Jr,
are on a fishing trip down the Chesa-
peake Bav with Commodore and Mrs
Il h. CARTRIDGE of Philadelphia, on
their new Yacht Diana, which won the
time prize IN the cruiser race OF the
New York Athletic Club several weeks
+. aeo. 1t is considered one of the fastest
and finest boats around New ork and
pbiladelphla. Later the party Will
cruise along the Sound and Connecticut
waters.
Mrs. Ralph Dinsnore of Bellefo te
and Mrs. Carl Zoch of Brooklyn are
spending few days with Mrs. Paul
Rutan of Smyrna.
Mrs. John NJ. Zook and John, Jr., of
West Chester are visiting Mrs. Il. +.
Moody.
Miss Elizabeth c. Blanken is visiting
N Baltimore.
Last week Mrs. Frank Rupert enter
tanned at luncheon at Naamans-on-
the-Delaware, at which eight covers
were laid. The guest of honor was Miss
Nellie Baker of Winchester, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Buckley returned |
last night from Atlantic City.
Mrs A. NJ. Speakman oil Port Wash |
ington, Pa, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. |
Giles Lambeon.
Mrs. Flo ence Rodenhlser and daugh- |
ter. Pauline, and sister, Mrs. Mildred /
Ceisbert, are spending some time at /
Atlantic City.
Mn. E. Tatnall Warner is expected |
home from Eaglesmere the latter part !
f this week.
Mrs. Merritt p Hastings has re- |
turned from a motor trip to Wildwood |
Cape May and Atlantic City.
Miss Anna Butler and Miss Edith
Mum are at Asbury Park, New Jersey.
Miss Margaret MeHugh of this citv
And Miss Mary McIfslgh of Brooklawp
Yesterday attended the silver Jubilee Of
Sister Mary Gldarda, member of The |
Franciscan Order, at Glenn Riddle, Pa.
Word has been received from Governor |
Dcnney, who Is one of the America |
Legion delegates 70 France, that he has
arrived safely in France, after a de-
lEhtful voyage.
Mis- Ida G. Dllman has returned
from a motor trip TO Cape May, Ar