Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-30

We00tngo. Inree weddings look place
today and there are rumors that we'd
ding bells Will ring more than once
during October. West church was the
scene Of two weddings this afternoon.
At 1880 o'clock. Miss Helen Stuart,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert T.
Stuart. became the bride OF Harold
s. Denny. OF Philadelphia. Rev.
Aquilla Webb. ID. D.. performed the
ceremony. Miss Stuart's father gave
her In marriage. Miss Dorothy
Howell. OF Girardvilie. Pa. cousin
OF the bride. was maid Of honor, and
Harry Green OF this city was best
man. Before the ceremony, an organ
recital was given by John A. Thoms,
Jr.. who played the wedding march.
The bride wore dress of caramel
Canton crepe and a black silk velvet
hat with a chantilly lace veil. She
carried a shower bouquet OF Mont
gomery roses and sweetheart roses,
Her maid of honor wore a dress OF
bronze faille crepe with n panne vel
vet hat trimmed with felt and cloth
OF gold. Her bouquet was Of Ward
roses and delphinium. After the
ceremony an informal reception was
held at the church, following which
the young couple left on their wedding
trip. They will make their home at
$3.50 Lebanon avenue, Overlook, Pa.
Miss Stuart is member of the class
Of 1919, Women's College. and for the
past year has done Americanization
work. Mr.. Denny is connected with
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phia.
At two o'clock in the same church,
Miss Ruth Mcintyre. daughter of Mr..
and Mira. W. F.. Mcintyre. and Rich
ard McMullen, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard c. McMullen, We're married.
Rev. W, E. Habbart performed the
ceremony. Miss Eleanor Stidham, of
Newark, y. j., was maid CT honor. and
Walter Dent Smith was best man.
The ushers were Edward Stauffer and
Lieutenant: James Whitfield. The
church was decorated with palms and
fall flowers. The bride wore a dark
blue travelling suit with hat to match.
The maid of honor wore dark blue
crepe ronaine and a dark hat. I'M
mediately after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. McMullen left for wedding
trip. After November Is, they will
be at home at sos Broome street. Mr..
McMullen Is graduate OF the Uni
versity of Delaware and is a member
of the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity.
At four O'Clock this afternoon Miss
Martha A. Wilson and Ernest ].
Z Peoples were married in Hanover
Presbyterian Church. Rev, Charles II.
Bonner performed the ceremony.
James Wilson, father OF the bride
gave her in marriage. Edgar Peoples
sang 20 Promise Me-" Miss Alice l..
Wilson. sister Of the bride, was maid
OF honor, and the groom's brother,
William H. Peoples, was best man
Two Of his brothers, Robert j. Peoples
and John Peoples, served as ushers
The bride wore a dress Of white satin
trimmed with radium lace and pearls
and a hat to match. She carried q
bridal bouquet of white roses. Miss
Alice Wilson wore a dress Of white
Canton crepe with hat to match and
carried pink asters. After the cere.
mony. a reception for the immediate
families was held at the brides home
los West Eighteenth street. After g
motor trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Peoples will
live at 1014 Adams street.
Recently several showers and othe,
Affairs have been given for them. Tn,
ONCE force CT Brosius and Smedle,
Co.. where the groom works, gave 9
motor trip to Red Point, where din
ner WAS served. The bride was giver
a shower by the Office force Of Charlie.
Warner Co, where she was employed
This week Brosius and Smedley Co
gave the bride and groom a dinner a
the offices and later in the evenin,
presented the bride with Fairfax sill
yer and Mr.. Peoples with clock.
Mrs. A. w. Armstrong and Mis-
Catherine Armstrong return toda-
from their cottage at Rehoboth. wher
they have been spending the month
With them as their guests were Nj
and Mrs. Alfred w. Armstrong q
Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Rucknan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bartlett. NJ,
and Mrs. William Mackenzie. Mr.. an
Mrs. William Morris. Mr.. and Mr..
Carlton Bryan are on a house part.
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BY this time practically all the col
lege boys In the city have returne
to school. Those leaving for Yal
were Alfred Bissell. Jr.. George El
lott and Charles Richards.
Mrs. Frank L. Boynton has as he
guest Mrs. Carl Lersch of Elyria. {
Mrs. Lersch motored back with Mr..
Boynton and her family when the
returned last Sunday from their plac
on the shore of Lake Erie.
Mrs.. A. Felix du Pont, Mrs. Norma
p. Rood, Mrs. w. Poyntell Johnsto
and Mrs. Harlan G. Scott have re
turned from White Sulphur SPRING
W. Va. where they have been par
ticipating in the women's nations
golf tournament.
Mrs. J. H. Stadelman and Miss Mar
Stadelman returned Thursday froI
their cottage at Rehoboth.
Niso Rebecca McGeorge of kyr
wyn. Pa, Is staying with her aun
Nrs. Percy McGeorge. Miss McGeorg
has just returned from abroad.
Miss Jane Richards returns mel
week to Bryn Mawr College.
Plans are being perfected for Il
meet to be held the latter part
October by the vicmead Hunt. As Ia
year. the AFFAIR will be held al Il
home Of Mrs. Victor DUPONT of Guyel