Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
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Another wedding Of interest TO so-
,iety takes place In 81. Andrews
church NJ seven this evening. whch
M,ss Frances Patterson. daughter OF
Nj. ana Mrs. Frank E. Patterson. and
Thomas White Penrcc OF Louisville.
kentucky. VIII be married by Rev.
". W Trapncll. Tho church Will have
the stately decoration OF cathedral
candles and ferns. Mrs Nancy y.
Lindsay. sister OF the bride. will be
matron of honor. and tho brides maids
VIII hc Miss Edith Hodgman OF New
York. Miss Dorothy Curtis. Miss
Frances Sellers. Miss Henrietta
iloopcs. Tho best man will he Robert
Jewell uf Lexington. Kentucky, and
the ushcrs win be Henry Cromwell OF
Lexington. Kentucky. wicher Dudley
OF Danvillc. Va. Frederick Alecmus Of
Washington. II. G.. John Saunders and
Thomas Stecd OF Louisville. Kentucky.
and Robert Patterson, brother OF the
bride.
Miss Patterson will wear n gown of
white satin. trimmed with duchess and
rose point lace and tulle veil with
lace forming cap OF coronct erect.
The tulle will form a train. She VIII
carry shower bouquet Of orchids.
lilies of tho valley and gardenians. Mrs.
Lindsay will wear cream spanish lace
over yellow with n rose sash and VIII
carry pink roses and pansies. The
brides maids will wear gowns OF
cream Spanish lace over delphinium
blue chiffon with old sold sashes form
ing a train. They Will carry Bern
hart bouquets Of spring flowers.
After the ceremony small recep-
tion Will he held AT the homo OF the
brides parents. 1900 Rodney street.
Mr. and Mrs Pcarce viii make their
home IN Louisville. A number OF
guests Will como from out-of-town 10
attend the wedding.
Under the auspices OF the United
States Daughters Of 1912, n concert
viii he given BY the orpheus Mixed
Quartet. Of Philadelphia. in the du
pont ball room. Tuesday. May 9. The
affair is 60 equip tho playground do
mated by William Coyne TO the Neigh
horhood Association beyond Eleventh
street bridge The quartet wins its
large following year after year be-
cause its individual members not only
have real musical ability, but because
they enhance the charm OF their
music with beautiful costumes and
stage eettlngs.
This year they Will present Liza
l.chmans In Persian Garden,
which will be followed by Elm Gypsy
land" ana AN Old Folks Evening,
which gives n splendid opportunity for
harmonic effects.
Among the patronesses will be: Mrs
coleman du Pont Mrs. Mary +. Tuck
.r. Mira :. IL. Trump. Mrs. Victor du
pont, Jr. Mrs. lrense du Pont, Mrs. A.
Felix du pont. Mrs. Eugene Z. du
pont. Miss EvAlina du Pont. Mira Z.
T.. Bach, Mira John Bancroft Mr..
Walter +. CRrpentar. Mrs. Pierre 5.
du pont, Mira william i. Lynn, Mrs-
\. Lindsay Curtis, Mrs. James F.
noey, Mrs Huxley Harvey. Mrs lie
Roy Harvey, Mrs. Frank Boynton
Mrs ID. o. Hastings. Mrs J. p. IAfey
Mrs. Willard Hall Porter. Mrs. Cafl
Snellenburs, Mrs William @. Mendin-
hail. Mrs. T. c. Mum. Mrs. r. T. War:
ner, Mrs Clyde NJ. Sparso. Mrs. Calet
NJ Shcvnrd. Mrr. J. A Montgomery
Mrs. Preston Lea, Mira w. Windc'
Laird, Mrs. Tlghman r Johnston
Mrs. Morton Harvey.
Dr. and Mrs. James A Draper leave
next week for II vacation in the North
The golf team OF which Mrs. Nor
man Rood Is captain. had early lunch
con at the Country Club yesterday
and then played the Gulph Mills Col
club Of Philadelphia Mrs. William
lilios took Mrs. Rood's place as cap
tain. The local team was composed
OF Mrs. W. S. Hilles. Mrs Robert Pen
inEion, Mrs. II. G. Haskell, Miss Eliza
beth Draper. Mrs. John 7. Nieids. Th'
visitors team had the following play
ers, Mrs. G.. s. Munson, Mrs r.. E
Norton. Mrs. y. Sloan. Mrs. j. II
Mitchell, Mrs. J. NJ. Brown. Jr.
After well played match the Wis
itorr defeated the home team TO
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Whittingham
who have occupied an apartment n
The College Inn this winter. hav'
again rented the residence OF DIR. vii
lard Springer, Iiol Madison street. ant
with Miss whi,tingham will take pos
session May !.
Next in Interest 10 the wedding 4
rhs Mask and Wig performance at tn
Playhouse this afternoon and evening
Tho ten dance given after the matine
will be attended by many OF the young
or set as will the supper and dane
after the evening performance. il
tho evening the Delaware alumni o
the University OF Pennsylvania Will at
tend "Tei-Tales" so that the perform
ance will also serve AS a reunion.
c1awson S. Hammit. the artist, ha
completed a portrait OF u. p. Cannon
Of BridEeville. which goes on displs.
today In Millard i. Davis store win
dow The portrait IL very exceller
IN that II is rendered In unusua
technique OF q mastery treatment, an,
is fine portrayal OF likeness AM
character. Mr.. Cannon's friends an
family are well pleased with IL Mi
Cannon. who Is one OF the most sue
cessful Gamers In the State, havin
been engaged in the work on a larg
scale for years. had the portrait paint
ed from ne for his wife.
Miss Edna Focht OF the Palisade.
New Jersey. has returned home afte
weeks visit with Miss Madelein
Heed.
Mrs. T. i. Moody, who has been al
tending the thsrt1eth annual Counc