Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-14
MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE

ono Of the most prominent we'd
dings OF the season takes place this
afternoon at 4 o'clock In Westminster
Church. when Miss Julia Townsend.
daughter OF Mrs. l.. Scott Townsend
and Edward X. Bispham. J... son Of
Captain ii. A. Bispham, a retired Of
fscer In the L. $. Navy will be
ma,vied. Rev. Charles L. candeo will
perform the ceremony. Miss Townsend
will wear a beautiful gown OF white
satin, embroidered with pearls and
trimmed with Renaissance lace Her
tulle veil will be held In place with a
headband OF cloth OF silver and pearls.
She will carry lilies. Mrs. Rober,
Weiherill. Jr. OF Chester, the natron
Of honor. will wear blue orocaied
chiffon and hat of bronxa velvet and
lace. Ms~s Sarah Townsend. the maid
Of honor. will wear orchid chiffon and
a hat Of bronze lace and velvet. Both
will carry bouquets OF yellow roses,
bronze snapdragons and larkspur. Geo.
NJ. Thompson Of Denver Will be the
best man. The ushers will be Rober;
Bradford, John Bisgs, Jr.. Samuel
Eispham and Norman Ellison Of
Philadelphia; Robert Wc;hcrIi OF
Chester and Sidney Scott
The church will be decorated with
palms and other potted plants. A few
autumn flowers vii dec ,rate the al
tar. An organ recital will precedc the
ceremony. After the ceremony n re-
cepiion will be held at the home OF
hr(A Aas~ nd
their return from a wedding trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Blspham will be at home a;
the Dorcas Apartments. l7o1 Broome
street, after November
A delightful afternoon and evening
IN promised for next Saturday. October
2l, At the New Century Club. when the
Caesar Rodney Branch OF the Daugh-
tcrs OF the American Revolution Will
give a bazaar and dance. The room
will be decorated with autumn flowers.
and fass. In the afternoon tea, ice
cream and cakes viii be served in
connection with the bazaar and in
the evening there will be a dance.
music being furnished by tho Original
Six. Mrs. Louis Coke. 3rd.. will be
IN charge Of the dance. assisted by ar
able committee. Not the least at
trac;ive feature OF the dance will be
the pretty programs. The dancing
will start At $50.
In the afternoon the bazaar will
open at 2 o'clock and Will be interest
ing in every way. The list OF chair
men will give an idea OF the scope OF
the affair: Cake. candy. ice cream
and jelly, Mrs. Margaret Hewitt;
flowers and balloons. Miss Elizabeth
EIanken; aprons, Mrs. Edward GILL;
gan; antiques. Mrs. W. c. Matthews:
art table. Mrs. Louis Coke; decora-
tions. Mrs. Giliigan; afternoon tea.
Mrs. Minnie Allen: lemonade well.
Mrs. John Brady; surprise girl In
charge Of Mrs. W. V. Bond; Mrs. Floy
T.. Booth and Mrs. William H. Beacon
will tell fortunes. Mrs. Victor Jefferis
4. chairman of the general committee
assisted by Mts Ira Tinkham, Mrs
John Brady, Mrs. w c. Matthews
Mrs. f. p. Jones, and Mrs. Willard
Williams
Mrs. Frank L. De Almond is spend.
ing several days at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Samuel Bancroft. Jr. gave
tea yesterday afternoon for the Mise
Malcolm who left today for thei
home in Nassau.
The crisp, typical October weathe
has been Ions in coming. but now tn
tang In the air invites riders 10 noun
and away. The Vicmead Hunt NEE
on October 2s will formally open IN
fall season for the hunt but alread
enthusiastic members are riding 4
the mornings and the taying Q
hounds Is re-echoinS in the hills
Or. and Mrs. A. =. Beckett OF Salem
~. j.. have been spending the wee
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirk.
Mre Alfred Kelly entertained sew
ersl Wilmington friends az iuncheo
Tuesday ~ the new Country Club a
Coatesviile.
The Garden Club will meet Monds
a, the home OF Mrs. Charles Copela nS
The members will d.splsy specimen
OF chrysanthemums which they hav
YaAe1.
Mrs. Harry Haskell will give a din
ner and theatre party Monday even
.ng 10 see Ruth 81. Denis
Preparations for the Red Cross 20
call are going forward actively /
rural New Caetle Mrs. Henry
Thompson met her workers Thursda
aftsrnoon al a tea held at ner home q
Cresnv1l.e. About forty persons wer
present. representing the b anches a
Centreville. Yorklyn and Greenvi.l,
The C;reenvilie branch Is 20 direct IL
roll call in the three districts. and ma
also have charge OF Hockesein. Mis-
Emily Bis~ea spoke on the nation;
side OF Red Cross work. contrastin
conditions In peaceful America wit
those IN war-torn Europe She urge
the women 20 help !n tn service
overseas where relief was so badl
needed. She said that a Red Cros
woman was the first person 10 ents
Smyrna after the burning and declare
that the incident was typical OF III
Red Gross spirit. Following her ac
dress. Miss Ellen Samworth spoke o
the Junior Red Cross. She sal. ths
lt aimed TO train children 70 live in III
spirit OF the Red Cross and TO sery
I'll the year. not merely during the 70
cell. Her plan. for the chil,lrens wor
;his year ere very inspiring. The NEE
ing was marked by enthusiasm an
interest OF the guests who feel cor
fioert os securing many names for n