Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-15
Mostly About People

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Taite leave toda,
for California where they will spene
the summer. Their many friends IL
Wilmington hope to have them her,
again in the fall.
An editorial in "The Triangle" III
attractive little paper compiled anc
published by the pupils of the Misses
lfebb's School, expresses more clearly
thaa any other words can, the sorrow
felt by the students in the retir.ment
from the school management of the
Misses Hebb. The paragraph referred
10 reads:
This commencement is not a very
happy one for any of us. IL seems as II
the world had come to an end and the
impossible happened, for the Misses
Hebb are leaving us. There are 50 many
of us who have been in the school Tor
several years, and we have always looked
70 the Misses Hebb AS the beginning
and ending of our school life, that we
cannot quite see next year without them.
We shall miss Miss Hebb's pleasant
greeting In the morning., her classes, and
her presence at Shakespeare class. Miss
Elizabeth Hebb's place will indeed be
hard to fill, and mathematics without
her will be very strange. Our only con-
ISOLATION is that we shall have Miss James
next year as our principal, Tor 1t any
one can take the Misses Hebb's place It
viii certainly be Miss James.
The school will continue to be known
rs "The Misses Hebb's School" " Miss
Lillie James, A. B., Bryn Mswr College,
will be in charge. The school has
eXerted a wide influence. Its pupils are
known to maintain more or less at all
times, the traditions of sincere and
idealistic training.
Miss Edith Hodgman of New York
City is the house guest of Miss Dorothy
Curtis. Miss Hsrriette Curtis Is visit
ing m Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Franklin Backus
have returned from their wedding trip
and are located in the Belmont Apart
ments.
George A. Baynum of Milford is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Radcllff.
Miss katharine Thompson is spending
several days in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Marvel will en-
tertain with a dance at Nanticoke, ON
Friday evening for Miss Jane Marvel
and Miss Mary Marvel Among the out
of town guests expected are Miss Tracy
Lyon of New York City, Miss Cralgle
Mckay, of PIttsburg, Miss keck of East
Hampton and Miss Marjorie Wright OF
who will be with Miss |
Sarah Townsend. A number of Harvard I
and Princeton men Will be guests.
DR.. and Mrs II. W. Briggs of 1926
Jackson street, attended the .egradua-
hon exercises of their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Bnggs, at Notre Dame 10
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Lammot du Pont has been in
Boston for several days. Miss Natalie
iu Pont is a graduate this year of Mss
Baldwin s school.
Miss Lola Maelean OF Detroit, Mich, |
who is the guest of Mrs. r. W. Ellis, |
spent the weekend at Atlantic City. |
Mrs. Ellis attended the second wedding !
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Bauman.
The marriage of Miss Nell Evelyn |
daughter of Mrs. Mary Nj. |
Nicholson, of the Jackson Apartments, |
TO Alfred O. Ayerst, of Chattanooga, |
Tennessee, formerly of Wilmington, will |
take place this evening at St. Andrews |
P. L. Church, st 6 o. clock, the Reverend |
Il. W. Trapncll officiating.
Miss Eva Carlisle and James Chand- |
Ter, Jr., will be the attendants.
The bride will be gowned in hand |
some travelling suit of light tan covert |
cloth worn with hat, shoes and gloves |
to correspond. She viii carry valley
lilies and roses.
Miss Carlisle will wear a costume OF
blue and grey canton crepe. Her flowers
viii be roses. f. j. Muhlhausen, organisf
Of the church, will play the wedding !
music. Following the ceremony, MIR. I
and Mrs. Ayerst will leave for Chatta- |
nooga, Tenn, where Mr. Ayerst and his |
-ather are In business. Miss Nicholson |
IS a charming girl, with many friends |
She has been connected with the du Pont /
Company for some time.
Among the visitors in Wilmington are |
Mr.. snd Mrs. Robert j. Smith, OF Santa |
Barbara, California, who are the guests |
IF their daughter, Mrs. Lawrence J.
Porter, McLaDe street, Union Park |
iardens. Mr.. Smith is a n official of the |
Southern Pacific Railroad, and formerly
lived in Philadelphia. Mrs. Smith il the
lonor guest Of a small affar It NaamanIs-
today After their visit
lere, Mr. and Mrs. Smith viii visit, in
before returning 70 the
West
inmates of the Home for Aged Women
we're entertained on Thursday Of last l
week at the home of Mrs. Willism Rey- /
,olds. near Harvey Station, whose Gus
ON it has been for a number Of years to 4
rave this annual outing.
Mrs. Reynolds has a great many
beautiful flowers, and these the guests
ferv much enjoyed. Refreshments were
;erYed by the hostess, who was assisted
n the entertainment Of the guests by
of the Board Of Directors of
be home.