Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE

lace hats. They Will carry bouquets
OF pink roses and swoetpeas. larkspur
and snapdragons.
The flower girl. Jean Daubert, will
wear flesh-colored Canton crepe and
will carry a basket Of flowers. The
brides mother Will wear black crepe
back satin and hat to match. Carl
Kraemer, cousin Of tho bride. will be
best man. The ushers will be Arthur
Spaid. Herbert Kent. Harry Walls.
Ralph Shaw.
Following the ceremony. a reception
will be held at the home OF tho brides
parents. eos West Eleventh street
The house will DO decorated with
autumn leaves and flowers
Mr.. and Mrs. Graebner w!ll make
their homo at $40 SAMSON street.
Philadelphia. Mr.. Graebner Is a
graduate Of the University OF Indiana
and Is a chemical engineer. Miss
'Finck - = graduate OF the Women's
College. University OF Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank du Pont are in
New York for several days.
Miss Elinor Thompson, Miss Sara
Townsend, Miss Mary Marvel and Miss
Jane Marvel Will motor up to the Rose
Tree Hunt today.
Mrs. George Elliott and Miss Julia
Elliott are in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan G. Scott are
spending tho week end in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Brnghurst
are spending some time at Lake
George.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick sails today
from New York for Bermuda where
she Will spend two weeks.
Mrs. John Cleaver. president Of the
State Parcnt-Teacher'a Association
will speak at Mt. Pleasant school At
Bellevue on Monday evening At s
o'clock.
Clifford W. Ashley. the well-known
local artist. has a group OF paintings
on exhibition At the Boston Art Club.
Among them are the following, loaned
by their owners for the exhibition:
Shores of tho Blue Aegean. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irenee du Pont; Wind and Rain
Mrs. Coleman du Pont; Old Powder
Mill, Mr.. and Mrs. Irenee du Pont;
The Fish Dam. Mr.. and Mrs. Irenee
du Pont; Indian Summer. one Of a
series os decorative landscapes de-
pictinG seasons on the Brandywtne,
painted for the hallway OF r. r NJ
/, Carpenter; Insaore At NightfaIl. Mr.,
and Mrs. Irenee du Pont; The Myster1-
ous Bottle, Mrs. A. Felix du Pont;
Cuttyhunk Gifts, E. e. du Pont.
An annual pre-ChristnA1 event in
Wilmington 10 he Christmas shop .,
which ono may purchase Christina
gifts satisfactory to the mort fas-
able feeling that the proceeds will &C
to a worthy cause. The Christina.
Shop will be held in the showrooms o.
the Wilmington Automobile Co., or
November Z. 8, o and 10. and thu
wares already IN hand are lovelier tina,
ever before. The committee in charS,
is composed OF Mrs. J. A. Draper, Jr.
Mrs. Harlan G. Scott, Mrs. Harry G
Haskell. Mrs. Frank L. De Armont
will be nangaer OF the showroom. as
sisted by Mrs. Thomas w. Miller, Mrs
William Bergland. Mrs. Francis V
du Pont. Misses Marian and Grac
Beadenkopt will be cashiers and Mrs
Julian Adair viii be the treasurer.
Beside theoexhroitore'. there Will b
, ten tables. An interesting new fea
ture will be the attractive children
booth where Misses Victorine an,
Margaretta du Pont will have game
,, and amusemen;s for children. Mis-
Elsie Patterson will have charge @
|, the donation table. Mrs. Harry Has
ken and Miss Elizabeth Draper wi
have charge Of the toys. Miss Cor
nelia Draper VIII have tn
table where homespun bags an
scarfs. negligees and bedspreads wi
be sold. Mrs. Charles Reese will hea
the committee on books and Victrol
records. Mrs. Paul Nowland and Mis
Elizabeth Reese will have charge {
the cakes and candies. The novsltie
and linens viii be sold by Mrs. Harla
Scott and Mrs. Robert Torlinso,
Mrs. Marhall Barton and Edwar
Rrinehurst will have charge OF III
antiques. Christmas novelties Will /
. under the direction OF Mrs. Gle
Beadenkopf and Mrs. Turner. Mr.
:, Lindsay will be IN charge OF inporte
novelties and candles.
Mrs. Rufus NJ. Chamberlain of Oh
caso. H. and Mss Letit,a Ross
Seaford. were guests of Mrs. Josep
: II. Mendinhan during the past week.
y Miss Helen Odell Will give a ca,
. party next Thursday for Mss Mar
Stadelman.
= Mrs. William Woods Of Negan!
Mich. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mr.
Walter Smith Of Brack-Ex.
u Mss Lucy Gowthrop OF New Yor
: is visiting Miss Mabel Walker ar
d will be IN the Merry Wf1!rl.
Misses Ida and Anna Marvel
Georgetown, aunts OF Mrs. Frank
d De Almond, had pet that reached
= remarkable age. Boots" q cat tn,
e have had for many years, died tn
u week at the age Of twenty-thr
8 years. Such an age. It is said. h
e been practically unheard OF heretofo
e for a cat.
u Miss Cardelle williams Of Crescel
.e City. Florida. and George c. Brow
" of Federalsburg, Nd, were marri