Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

ICNntSu HI tHS NVOuAuH VI MlHS NlH-
cred Bayard Truitt, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Saunders Moore Truitt OF
Milford. aDd Jessie Goodman Hamil-
ton OF P!ttsburE. Pa, which will take
place at Z O'Clock tonight in the
Avenue NJ. f. Church. Some OF the
guests motored down last evening
after the opening dinner OF the
Memorial Library Campaign and
others went today. Among the Will
m!ngton guests will be: Mr and Mrs
II. Rodney Sharp and family; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. NJ. Carpenter Mr.. and
Ms. William Wlnder Laird. Pierre
s. du Pont. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Copeland. Mr.. and Mrs. Irenee du Pont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lammot du Pont, Mrs.
w. X. du Pont. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
salisbury. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Cune, DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Rumford,
Me-. and Mrs. Caleb Layton. Mrs.
John r. Brlncklc. Miss Gertrude
Br!nckie and others. Miss Truitt Is
the niece OF II. Rodney Sharp OF this
city. Many guests will also be pres
ent from Pit;sburg.
Rev. r. X. Stephenson OF this city
viii perform the ceremony, assisted by
Rev. D.sston w. Jacobs. pastor OF the
Avenue Church. The matron OF
honor will be Mrs. Alicena Miller OF
Pittsourg, sister OF the groom. The
flower girl will be Miss Anna du Pont
sharp. daughter Of ". Rodney Sharp.
The brides maids will be Miss Flor
ence Emory, Miss Elizabeth Waters
90 nAf l,,a Nat n
Carlisle and Miss Elizabeth Aldred
Of Milford. The best man will be
Priestly Hamilton Of New York. The
ushers will be Allen X. Collingswood
and James Mcintosh OF Braddock,
Pa: Archer W. Miller OF Pittsburg,
II. Rodney Sharp and II. Rodney
Sharp, Jr., OF this city.
The church win be banked with
cedar trees. their rich green forming
q background for pale pink chrysan-
themums and white lilies.
The bride will wear gown OF white
chiffon. trimmed with pearls, and q
court train Of brocade silk. She will
wear tulle veil, held in place with
orange blossoms and carry a bouquet
OF lilies.
The bridesmaids will wear gown<
ranging in color from flesh color &c
watermelon pink and will carry bou-
ouets Of pink and orchid flowers. The
flower Rirl will wear white crepe de
chine and carry a basket OF pink roses
George Madden OF this city Will
play the wedding march A recita
Will be given before the ceremony.
The bride. who Will be met a& the
altar by the groom. Will Be given in
marviaSe by her father.
Altar the wedding. . reception viii
Do held 1T the hone Of the brides
parents on Lake View Avenue.
Mr<lnd Mrs. Hamilton Will make
their home IN Ptttsourg. whore Mr.
Hamilton u an ofielal In the farmers
Bank.
the vscmead Hunt Show, which will b
held next Saturday at Mrs. Victor d,
Points home at Guyencourt. Their
Will be q luncheon for the farmers a
noon and at l.so the events will begin
The classes VIII be 40 follows: Hunt
ers. open 10 all; ladies' hunters, ladie
&C ride: farmers hunters. for horse
vsed for farm work (thoroughbred
barred: jumping classes for ohildrel
under Is (seat and hands especially Z
coun;); handy hunters 10 be riddel
by farmers. ride 20 first jump. dis
noun, and lead over; pairs OF hunter
to be ridden at safe hunting distance
fat race. one mile; mule race; farm
ers' race. for farmers only; ladie.
race: s,eepiechase. open 10 al
stseplechase for farmers Prizes hav
been donated for the various classet
including brides. horse blankets. an
cups. Misc El.nor Thompson ha
given a silver cup for the children
race. Mrs. E. c. McCune ha. offered
silver plate for the ladies' class. Bride
have been given by Mrs. Victor d
Pons. Mrs. H. Rodney Sharp and Mr.!
HollydAy S. Needs. Many entrie
have already come in for the Nee
which prornisee 70 be even more II
teres;ing than last year.
The naxar that is being given thi
afternoon by the Caesar Rodney Char
NSl Va RSIS VI A&tc hsiAct 80
Revolution 10 attracting much after
tion. because OF the charming deco
Tattcns and the attractive articles ths
sre for sale. This evening many youn
people will attend the dance. Th
dance viii begin al $40. The Origins
Six viii furnish music.
William du Pont Of Bellevue, Is
ec an associate member OF the NJ
s,onsi Horse Show TO be held 1
Squadron A Armory in New Yor
from November l3 TO November !
This show. which is widely known &
the New York Horse Show. promis'
this year 70 be the finest ever held
sts thirty-seven years OF exstenc
There win be 2ia classes.
A pretty wedding will take plat
mis- evening at s O'Clock in Zic
LuAsran Church. when Miss Marg,
ret Louise F!nck, daughter OF Mr.. az
Mrs. George L. Finck. will become Il
bride of Herman c. Graebner. Tt
ceremony Will be performed by Re
Theodore Finck OF Philadelphia.
cousin OF the bride. ass,sted by Rev.
HaSskarl. pastor OF the church II
church vii be decorated with autuu
leaves, chryanthemums and pain
Miss Dorothy Kleitz Will play Il
wedding march and Miss Greta Stoeck
will sing 20 Promise Ne"
Miss Finck will wear a dress
white crepe-back satin and a tu
veil with coronet effect. She W
csry q shower bouquet Of roses al
lilies OF the valley. The maid OF hons
Mise Louise kressman OF Swar.hmo,
Pa. viii wear orchid crepe -ba
sst.n and q hat OF silver lace. S