Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
MOSTLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Miss Elizabeth Patterson and her
guest. Miss Swan De FoCd, were
guests at a ball given Thursday eve
ming by Mrs. Clarence Dolan, OF Php-
adelphia. This evening Miss Patter-
son will give dinner.
George Elliott. Jr. and Charles
Richards came home today from New
Haven 10 spend the weekend.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock, Miss
Dorothy McRae. daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Philip McRae. and William IL.
Peoples will be married in West
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Charles III.
Bonner will perform the ceremony.
The iride will be given in marriage
by her father. She will wear n dress
OF white satin and lace. and a white
picture hat. She will carry a shower
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley and
roses. Her sister. Miss Catherine Nc
Rae. who will act as maid of homer.
will wear a dress OF two tone blue
and silver taffeta and a silver hat.
Jessie Blackwell the flower girl. will
wear a dainty frock and carry a bas-
ket OF flowers. Edgar Peoples will be
best man and the ushers will he
Ernest and Robert Peoples. The we'd
ding march will be played by Samuel
Blackwell. brother-in-law OF the
groom. After the ceremony. a recep-
tion for the immediate friends aad
relatives will be held at the home OF
the hide's parents. After December
Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Peoples will be at
home at iill Riverview avenue.
Miss Madeline Owens. who is
spending the winter at Atlantic City
is home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Felix du Pont gave
hunt breakfast this noon at the
new club house OF the Vicmead Hunt
Club.
Misses Josephine and Elizabeth
Wales are entertaining over the holi-
days Misses Frances Shaw, Made
leine Simmons and Lulu Higgins. all
Of the Miss Spence School, New York.
This evening the Misses Wales will
give n dinner for them before the
Small and Early.
The Garden Club will meet Monday
at the home OF Mrs. Charles NJ Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Scott gave
a dinner in honor Of Miss Jane Mar
Philip Laird.
Mrs. +. T. Moody is entertaining
Mrs. John NJ. Cooks OF West Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. White en-
tertained on Thursday Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Killen. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Hunt. and Miss Irene Hunt OF Ard
more, Pa.
Miss Florence c. Jackson, daughter
OF Mrs. Florence c. jackson. Of
Wyoming, and J. Earl Whitehead. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Whitehead.
Of this city, were married in Old
Swedes Church this morning a, 1880.
: The wedding was Witnessed only by
the families and a few intimate
| friends. Rev. Robert Bell, vicar OF
Old Swedes. performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a dress OF cocoa brown
| Canton crepe and a turban OF change
| able silk. Mrs. Mitchell Whitehead
who attended her. wore dress %
dark brown Canton crepe and a hat
10 match. Mitchell Whitehead was
best man. Immediately after The
| ceremony. the young couple left foI
@ trip 10 Washington. Richmond anC
points South. After January Is the!
| will be at home at i46 Green avenue
Roxboro, Pa. where Mr.. Whitehead i;
connected with the American Ga:
Company. Mrs. Whitehead has beer
employed by the Hercules Powder
Company for the past four years.
Miss eBrtha Harlan mas returned
10 this city after two months spen
with friends in Summit, y. J. and New
York City.
Miss Bertha Harlan has returne
Pa. IS spending the Thanksgiving holi
days as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
James y. Hamilton. Miss Taylor. VIII
- attending a nusical restitution i
New York City thu winter. 20 furthe
her study OF the piano. Is very popu
lar among the yOusger set and cam
here 10 attend several OF the dances
a dinner, followed by a box party. wa
given in her homer on Thanksgivin
levening.