Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
her life in this city. She is graduate
OF New Rochelle College.


Mrs. A. d. Warner IL spending sew
eral days this week at Washington.
u. c.
Mrs. Frank l. Dc Armond Ia expect
ed to close her cottage at Rehoboth
and return to Wilmington on Friday.
Mrs. Thomas w. Miller will return
from Bayhead. N. j.. the last OF this
week or tho first OF next.
Miss Edith Ferris has returned homo
from Europe.
MissI Alice p. Smyth is expected
home from Sharon. Conn. today.
Mrs. Richard Reese returns this
week from Lewes. where she has been
spending the summer.
A wedding OF interest to Whining
ton and Washington residents will
take place Mt the church OF the
Covenant, Washington, d. c., October
IL, at o'clock. when Miss Margaret
Elizabeth Whitwell, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Sanford Nesbitt Whitwell,
OF Washington, u. c., will become the
bride OF Joseph Derickson Hopkins.
formerly of this city. DIR. Charles
Wood will perform the ceremony.
The maid of honor will be Miss
Helen Whitwell and the matron of
homer will be Mrs. John II. Brown
ing. The bridesmaids will be Misses
Helen Everett. Martha Rose, Virginia
Lane, and Eleanor Dillenback. WAL
ter Blackson Will be the best man. The
ushers will be Albert f. Hillix, Will
liam A, Hunter, Edward @. Fenwick.
and Munson Lane.
The church will be decorated with
chrysanthemums. palms and autumn
leaves. Following the ceremony. a
reception will be held at 1895 New
Hampshire avenue. After their re-
turn from a wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopkins will make their home in
Washington, y. c.
Mr.. Hopkins Is the son of Candy c.
Hopkins. He is n veteran OF the
World War. having served with the
6lst Infantry, Fifth Division. He took
part in several engagements and was
cited for bravery, receiving the Croiy
: de Guerre. He was at one time con
nectel with the du Pont Company
, He is now private secretary to the
Fourth Assistant Postmaster. General.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Lawrence are
:, touring the Great Lakes on the
I. steamer Octorara,
Friends of DR.. James A. Draper will
= be glad to know that he Is returning TO
y work on October !, in renewed health
: and like the strong man Of biblical
times-ready to run a race: No one
d stands higher in the regards of the
community than DIR. Draper, due to
y his lovable personality and also his
countless acts Of Kindness TO hundreds
of persons.
r Miss Kathleen Crawford is the guest
|. of Misses Mary and Jane Marvel.
Mrs. L. Paul du Pont returned yes
a terday fcom a cruise on her yacht on
. the Chesapeake.
Yesterday the team matches were
continued at the Country Club. where
a large group OF players and specta-
e tors gathered. Several luncheon par
u ties were given, after which the guests
o played golf or stayed at the clut
i house playing cards. Friday mixed
d foursomes will be played.
It r. r. NJ. Carpenter, William d,
,e Pont, and Harry NJ. Pierce will exhibi
e, horses at the Bryn Mawr Hors,
s, Show that is attracting many peopl,
ic the last four days of this week. Mr.
.r Carpenter is entering eight horses
j. Powelton, Twilight Hour, The Answer
% Mysterious, Cutie Pie, Beau Brocade
Ia Dilwyne Dolly. and Princess Shelis
AT both the Springfield and Newpor
=, Horse Shows Twilight Hour was pro
nounced champion. Misses Louise an
= Irene CarpenteS will ride Mr.. Pierc
:. is entering Little Firefly. Mary an
- Buster. Miss Madeleine Pierce will rid
10 Little Firefiy and Harry NJ. Pierce, Jr
as will ride the other two.
n At the September quarterly meetin
J. of the Wilmington Society of Fin
Arts, ii was decided to hold the an
he nual exhibition in the new library tn
l. date 20 be set later.
le
ne Herman Mckay, assistant pastor Q
Ct Grace NJ. E. Church this summer re
ed turns today TO Drew Theological Sem
ne mary where he will entet his senio
ne year.
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n Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Sloane, Jr
as who have just returned from Europ
H. are visiting Mrs. Sloane's parents, NJ
ev and Mrs. F w. Whitaker.
ry Aas