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


/ Mrs Schoonmaker Is an orator OF un-
usual ability and charm. She is an
organizer and promoter of citizenship
schools in New York City where not
able work has been done under her
guidance. She is also prominent in
| club work
| The Senior Class comprises fifteen
students. The program is as follows
PRAYER. Rev. George r. Anderson, ID. ID.
ii'Flv. Singing Bird" Edward Edgar,
the Glee Club. Address s-"The Old
Trail and the New Road Mrs. Nancy
Nj. Schoonmaker. Presentation of Candl-
dates. The Dean. Comforting of Degrees,
the President Ne Banks and Braes,
A. NJ. Richardson, the Glee Club. Bene-
diction. Rev. George T. Anderson, ID. ID.
Next Tuesday at the home of Mrs
| Harry Bvc at Holly Oak, Candee
Chapter of the Westminster Guild will
hold picnic
The annual cruise OF Annapolis Naval
| Academy midshipmen will begin today
| The itinerary includes week IN the
| Azores: a week at Christiana, Norway
| a week at Lisbon, four days a Gibraltar,
and four DAYS at Cuban port John X
| Nicholson, Jr., son of Former Chan,
cellor and Mrs John p. Nicholson wlll
make the cruise. His parents were with
! him at Annapolis, today.
An interesting occasion of last evening
was the graduation from Mary Lyon
/ school of Miss Anna GrIbb, the attrac-
I tive daughter of Mr. and Mrs Hunter
Grubb Of this city. MIR aad Mrs. Grubh
attended the graduation exercises.
+ Mr. and Mrs Clarence killen, their
r,,est Miss Peterson and Miss Con-
stance Marchins, have returned from
Ocean Gate where they spent the week
end. Last night Mr.. killen was given
a surprise party by a number Of his
friends. on the occasion Of his birthday
anniversary.
4 number of attractive affairs have
been given for Miss Peterson.
Mrs. Robert ]. Smith Of Santa Bar
bars. California, will arrive some time
| next week for visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Lawrence J. Porter, of 636 Nc
Lane street, Union Gardens.
The marriage Of Miss Una Lee Tucker,
daughter Of Mrs Robert Milton Tucker
Of Nashville. Tennessee, and Herman
Augustine Massey, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Biddle Massey formerly of
Kent county, Md, now Of Baltimore,
viii take place this evening at o clock,
standard time, in Grace NJ. r. Church.
Reverend John W. r. Sumwalt will
perform the ceremony which wall ne
featured by a program OF beautiful
bridal music, unique phase OF winch Will
be the Lohengrm wedding march sung
as a processional by the choir OF Grace
Church. of which Miss Tucker who pos
sesSes a fine soprano voice has been s.
popular member. Mrs. Frances de Wit
Babcock will sing % Promise Me,
and Norris Morgan, the. church organlst
will be az the organ. Miss Mary lsla
Tucker. the brides sister, Will be the
maid of honor. The bridesmaids viii be
Miss Mabelle Springer, OF Wilmington,
Miss Susanne Lehman and Miss Mildred
Rice of Bloomsbury, Pa The best man
Will he Stephen II. Ford Of Baltimore,
an uncle of the groom Lieutenant
RAYMOND W. Wilson of Baltimore,
PbilIp I,edford Brooks. Of Chestertown
Nd. aod !. J. Rubencame OF Landen-
berg. Pa. will be the ushers. Siepehn II.
Ford. Sd, will be the rIng-bearer and
Gertrude Read, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. r. T. Read, the flower girl.
Miss Tucker will wear lovely bridal
toilette of white satin with tram. Her
veil of tulle will be caught with orange
blossoms. Her flower swlll be q shower
bouquet of bride-roses.
The naid-of-honor will be gowned IN
gold and rose chiffon ta1eta. The brides
maids will be attired In yellow organdie
gowns with sashes of Harding blue.
They will carry daiSles. 4 reception
AT the Y ". c. a "WOllastOn tall VIII
follow the ceremony The bride repre-
sents 2 well known southern family OF
Revolutionary descent During the war,
Miss Tucker was one OF the Nashville,
Tennessee girls who rendered such fine
service as member Of the Old Hickory
Powder COMPANY force. Later, she was
transferred 10 the du Pont offices ID
Wilmington. where she has established
a UNIQUE record for combined business
efficiency and social gifts. She has taken
a prominent part III musical affairs and
as q resident of Wollaston Hall has been
actively identified with y W C. A.
matters. She and Mr. Massey viii reside
in Baltimore, Md, where he Is con-
Dected with the General Electric Com
paAy.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Warner, daughter OF Mr. and Hrs.
Charles Warner. and Edward NJ
worthy will take lace on Juno
AT the Warner home, 23Il West Elcyt d
street. at 5 0 clock in the afternoon.
Rev. W. A. Vrooman will perform the
ceremony. Mrs. Kirk r Meadowcroft,
of Chadd's Ford Pa, viii be the matron
of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Barbara Bach and Miss Mariekenworthy
The groomsrnan viii be Charles Warner,
Jr.. Frederic Warner and Charles
Richie will be the ushers. The bride IS
cousins, Alfred Warner, Jr., and Emalaa
Warner will serve as ring bearer and
flower maid. A reception VIII follow the
ceremony.
The marriage Of Miss Ellen Jane
Primrose, and John Wesley Davenport
Of Baltimore, Md, will take place o.
Monday, at clock IN the church OF
the Ascension at Claymont. Owing 10 q
recent death in the brides family, 20
invitations have been issued, but the
church will be open TO al friends who
wish TO attend the ceremony.
Allan Carpenter is in Atlaat.c Ci v,
today, to serve as best mai at the
wedding pf his friend PalDh Westi,ip and