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THIRTEEN of Interest ttf Wcrnens? WEPDHM OX VISIT WEST TO VISIT EUROPE IOC I T- 1 ('SOW OFF" AT ARDEX TONIGHT The Robin Hood Plavr- wiii present this evenine "The: Show-Off," George- Kelly's xlay of- Ameri'on family life, as th? s'-tond of ir The play provide j.pl'-r.'lid pa riff for entire eorniiifjiy. -Off, himrrf-lf. will playrd hy R'y- 1 I The -wcddm of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Maeklin. daughter of Mr. mid Mrs.

George W. M. Maeklin. of Ashley, ami Roy T. Whitney, of this city, sou of Mr.

and Mrs. Prrrirt J. Whitney, of Cuttinytsville. Vt will take place at 11 o'clock tomorrow mornins in Grace M. F.

Church. The ceremony will be performed by brides uncle, the Rev. V. J. I)u-Hadway.

of Bridgevilie. assisted by the Rev. B. M. Johns.

pastor of Grace Church. Mrs. Fmmet F. Hitch. assistant organist of Grace Church, will plav the woddms: music.

Mr. Dalladway also officiated at the of the bride's parents. The bride will bo given in marriage by her brother. J. Harold Maeklin.

of Seaford. Miss Ada Anna Kudert will be maul of honor. Claude H. Kershner will be best man. The ushers will be Floyd C.

Maeklin, and David R. Reese. The bride will wear iKwder blue crepe with pink straw hat, pink sappers and pink cloves, and will carry a bouquet of puik roes. The maid of honor will wear pink peorgette with blue hat. blue slippers and blue gloves, and will carry delphinium.

The brides mother will wear gray crepe with matching hat. A wedding breakfast will be served following: the ceremony at the home the bride's parents for members of the immediate families and some Mr. Whitney and his bride will spend the summer with his parents Verr.n. nt. On their return they will be at home at 21 F.a.-t Summit venue.

Ashley. The bride is a craduate of the i 7 I Mrs. William Grlscom Coxe and daughters. Miss Oeorgianna Coxe and Miss Helen B. Coxe will sail for Europe on-July 12 from New York.

They will go to Bayreuth, where they will attend the Wagner festival. Mrs. Ambler Cardwell, of Washington, D. will be a guest tomorrow at the home of Mrs. William Winder Laird.

Mrs. Laird and her twin daughters, Rosa and Wilhelmina Laird, returned early this week, from Chicago where they attended the Century of Progress Exposition. Mr. and Mrs. George S.

Capeile, will sail tomorrow from New York on the steamship Berengaria for a six weeks trip to Europe. They will spend the greater part of their time in England and France. During; the last week several narties have been given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Capeile, Mrs.

C. Ingersoll Gause and daughter. Miss Virginia I. Gause, have gone to Louisville, where they will spend a month as the guests of the Misses Ophelia and Bertie Coleman. Mrs.

Campbell Weir has" gone to Rehoboth where she has opened her cottage for the summer. The Rev. and Mrs. Charles F. Pen-niman and their small daughter, Caroline Barbour Penniman.

motored to Culpeper. early this week where Mrs. Penniman will spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

P. Nelson. Their son, Charles F. Penniman, had gone to Culpeper previously to be with his grandparents. Mr.

Penniman plans frequent visits to his family during the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund riuPont entertained at dinner last evening at Miss Jean Btaniar expects to leave on July 7 for Squirrel Island, where she will spend the summer. Dr.

and Mrs. Boyd 11. Baker will sail on Friday from New York on the steamship Kungsholm of the Swedish American line on a North Capes cruise. They will be away several weeks. Charles Lee Mcllvain.

of Philadelphia, was a recent guest of his sister, Mrs. Murray Stewart and Mr Stewart. William W. Spniance, son of Colonel and Mrs. William C.

Spruance. has completed his studies for this year at the Asheville School, at Asheville, N. and is spending his vacation at the country home of his parents near Centerville. Bishop William Remington, of Oregon, and Mrs. Remington, will be the guests the latter part of the week of Mr.

and Mrs. David Lindsay, of Rock Manor. Mrs. Shubrick Heyward, of Wa-waset, was hostess to her bridge club last week. Miss Marian Owens, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles A. Owens, win sail on August 5 with a party of friends from New York on a cruise to Nova Scotia and will visit Bermuda before returning home. Miss Anna E. Gallaher entertained at tea on Saturday at her home in Newark in honor of her sister, Mrs.

Harry R. Rossland. of Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Rossland and her daughters, Barbara Anne and Mary Lou, have returned home after a two weeks visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. R. S. Gallaher, of Newark. Mrs.

Joseph H. Dallett and family left this week for Rehoboth where If Ik 'ft, MISS r.WLlXE BI CKLEY Miss Buckley and her sister, MLss Elisabeth Buckley, are enjoyins a visit with relatives in Tulsa. Okla. The Missos Buckley went west with their MRS, TlfEOnORE TUCKERMAN stter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Stewart Lynch. T'noy first vis. ted to Mr. duPonts sisters, Muss Mariana CHicaeo and from there motored to Tliey will be away two weeks. R.

duPont and Miss M. Delphino The Misses Bucklev are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. duPont.

Mrs. duPont before her mar- riage was Miss Averiil A. Ross, of Among the passengers who will sail at midnight tonight on the steam- ship Berengaria from New York city for Europe will be Mrs. Thecdore Tuckerman and her daughter, miss ixi.a 1 uccerman. -s rrrrrrrrrrrr Ardmore.

They have been living to i 1 Yo.k Atlantic Citv. and Mrs. Roberts I rrr--r-. rj vv-iu nv? at lanwood. 1 r3 i u.

T.nmo will live at Linwood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Tallman I making the trip as one of a contingent of Europe-bound students of Beaver A- I or I College, which college she attended durin? the past year.

In addition to VlCf-I'X' I Paris and London, which are included in Mrs. and Tueker- j.asivurn. '0 .5 8 U)Uk Lrjr Mr. and Mrs. Harlan P.

Oskins. of tuif Pnarf onnnuneo tho en. gaeement of their daughter. Miss S. Vmma oktn nd Gorre s.

Graff. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graff, of MISS ALL EX BRIDE NEXT ERIDA Manv out-of-town guests will be housie." the estate of Mis. William naUii'i LTuyencourt, 01 Dorothv Aden, niece of Mrs.

Ram.sav. and Dr. John Hubbard, of Milton, 1 -Mass. ine rriae-to-De is the aaugn-! liiiiiCi sViiiiVisii tiQi' i -n -m Tha tli'm A t-f a -n ft. Trw? nrn-v Special.

Guests from Illinois. Vir- ginia. Maryland, and tne soutne! part 01 tnis state, attended tne wea 1 1 m.t, dLst Episcopal Church. Carney'3 Point, of Miss Alice Laddy Musson. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Newton Xfnv-ion and Ciiffnrii son of i I Pennsylvania State Teachers Coilece West Chester and is a member of the faculty of the Alexis I. duPont School Mr. Whitney 15 a graduate of Middle borough College. Mtddleborouah.

ar.d cf Pennsylvania State Col-Irce. He is a teacher of chemistry ir. Wilmington High School. many, ine weeding Saturday at Gladstone, X. St.

Luke Church. in the presence of members cf the immediate families. Mr. Glaser and his bride ill make their home in North PlaLnSeld where V- la Du.ine.i. me OriC.e Has Oeeil S-v 1 I MLss Anna C.

Littleton, daughter cf Mr. ar.d Mrs. Harry Littleton, of "Ker.nt.-tt Square. Pa. and Harry Mohr.

son of Mrs. Pauline Mohr. of Philadelphia were married last Saturday afternoon, Cookitian M. E. Church by the Rev.

William H. Reveiie. Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Black were the attendants Mr. and Mrs. Mohr have returned fro yip and are now at 12GI Wet street. SMYRNA. fur.e 23 -Special Mary's Epscopal Church.

Wayne. I at noon today. Miss Elizabeth T. Hill, formerly cf Smyrna, and Mc'rin Wf Hencren were married by the Rev. Henry Mitchell.

The bride was given in marriage by I her brother. Robert G. Hill, cf Cm- cir.nati. Josra: Hendrcn. Wavne.

r-f The brideirrorm whs; best i Mr. ar.d.Mrs. Jrecenc. Eugene 1 noed te n.arr.a caUi-i A- i nest A. J.

Glaser, of North Piainfield. N. formerly of Hanibursr. Ger- 00k place on i Mr. and Mrs.

William Jones. Tine Wilson Road, Wilmington. The wed-Rev. Thomas J. Morgan officiated.

ding date has not been set. Attending the couple were Miss Katherine Steeiman. as maid 01 honor at Alfred Jones, a brother of the brie as best man. Miss i Margaret Musson and Miss Avedine 1 Goodwin, of Harrisonburih, 111., were the bridesmaids. Miss Jennie Musson was flower girl and Master Allison Mearns, ring bearer.

Walter Eastlack entertained for the wedding on Fri-and John Musson were ushers. dar afternoon ar 4 50 o'clock at -nal- i nolds -ho -1 -i Uast wek in L'iif vl.r-t I Agnei Eliiot Seo't mak'-s l.r at the HxA in "Mi" 1 '1-f er role. Clara, the Icvc older be Beatrice. Matucle wh' is ip'av. i Besides npfKaring in "Trie Sr.

jOff" originally ihe p-sij'd ii when it revived tr. ion Broadway. TY.i other n. h-'-1 childreti. Am 7 and Jc, will be.

i nc ard P'd-j-ln I Oay pliys 'jw of the gtumpy "Pop" I-br, the r-'-nl hf-ad Of the h3? a pir, ehffereri frorn zx.i which If has played at the PyVn 'Hood. Rob'rt H' Ifyland, ar.d Har-Ivev Sayers complete th? patrons paf-en Mrs. J. '-Trs Be John Bijjs. Jr C.

Blitz. Mrs find'- trv? P--. Charles L. a 0 re." f.T.-rr" iier, "Mr- c.rac William Ccxf. r-'r-v I5i.rrlnt-on Thirms Tr W.

DirfV. Mr5. A. Felix Mrc. M.r A I'y Mrs.

C. ar- Mrs. I. b. Fi.n,.2vin Fr" Garret vard Dr.

h. Dr. A. P. an Hlbb'-'-T F'i jons, i -7.

D.ir,ip; -J. Krapf. phhip Winder Laird. pahmT Ma Mrs Leirls B. Mrs, t.

Dr. Mnns-on. Dr. Jarr.e t. Reber.

Mrs. C. W. Charles O. Rup-ert Willi 'hh5 '''3 fl Sha er.

A. A Shiner. Mrs -J, wiiMiis and mnas tiacer rt-jn-j Mmbe.rs of th sdvior- ooa-r "he faa-on are Miss Mar -a ret, i lin. C. K.

ElTimen-rsr Mrs. Rav Burton Mhore, Mrs. W. C. Gecrze S.

Capslle. Mrs. J. Brir.tcn and Mrs. TRIP WEST FOR DELAWARE GIRLS i vama avenue: Mi3s Catherir.e Chenev, iof Haai3T.

Christiana Huncreo. ih4 Mrs. Ernest W. MacLsae--', r-i Ora- sive tour cf tne West. They wiii spend i a week in Chijago visum? tne Cen- eiaticn" Convention.

Thev tu i a wee; Thev will visit Pike Peai. cwiraco Springs, Grsni Canyon and Yc-semita Valley. I From Los Anzetcs. -he party Till Hollywood, tne Beacnes. Ca talma Island ana tne Reiwocd, Forest, i After a few cays in Ncrtnern Cui forma they will ca.i cn tne S.

5. i The ship decks at Baioc-a, Cristocal and Havana, Cuba, tney-vhl have time for sight -seeing tours, ihty will arrive New Yori City late I that Miss O'Neal can resume her duties as member oi 'he faculty of i Claymcnc Special School District and Miss Cheney as acuity menicer ct 1 Alexis I. duPont Special Di- CLUB LEADER CITY VISITOR Mrs. Wilhani A. Coca, ciiairmaii relations cf the Delaware Suite Federation of Women's Clubs, was 'i'i euest over the wet-er.

Frederic Becs, Low Wyckoff, N. Mrs. Bes eli-i-r-: man of international relations 1 the New Jersey State Federal wn. She was a guest Wilmmctoii la5 Friday and On 'Sunday afternoon, Mrs. 3eo: entertained at her home honor of Mrs.

Cook. Amcna the ime-sU i were: Mrs. Laura W. McMohhn. chairman cf international relotions i for the General Federation, and Dr.

Harold Topen, who recently returned from Geneva and England wrxre -d attended the economic conference. On Friday afternoon at 2.20 o'clock Mrs. Cook broad crast over Station WDEL on "World Aitaers." NATIONAL W. C. T.

U. Mtll.NG Delaware will be cot piemen--d at the national meeting c-f the V. C. T. to be held in Milwaukee this weekend, by Mrs.

Anna Lee Waller, preod-dent of the Delaware State v. C. i T. Mis. David A.

Hay. president iof the New Castle County W. C. T. 1 and Mrs.

Thomas W. Christian i Citizenship director for Delaware i W. C. T. U.

LEGION SUPPER TONIGHT Under tho auspice of the 1 committee of the American Heme. 2Iu3 Lon caster -v. enoe, 1 supper will be served from 3.30 to j8 o'clock this evening the Ian a i of the Lee ion home. It stormy, th-3 1 supper will be served inside. Esr! i Cofa is general chairmaa.

ler OI LJr- Josepn uana Alien, neaa-" master of the Brooklyn Polytechnic man Mrs. Frederick Leas, of Wavne crepe witn white slippers and stock-C' was matmn Df i ings. Her bouquet was of Talisman A -A fry 4, MISS LOLA TUCKERMAN Interlaken. Luzano, c.j r. ar.d Havre.

During her ten cays in style centers. will return on August 6 sailin? from ST. JOHX'S CLUB IX DRAMA TOXIGIIT st. John's Dramatic Club will re sent "Sherxcod" Robin Hood in "The Dell" on the estate of Mr. and Mrs.

Irenee duPont. at Grancgue, at 8.30 o'clock this evenmj. More than 60 characters nart. The Play- Mrs. Harry G.

3ethards. By arrangement with Miss Winifred" Michaelson. director, the Wilmington Music School strut? ensemble, "conducted by Esteila H. Frankei. will play.

Special orchestrations have been prepared by Miss Ella Pyle. of the faculty of the Wilmington Musk School. The choir of St. John's Church xiU sing special selections cf the period cf the" play, assisted by Mrs. Frances Sheridan Haut and James T.

Challenger. Jr. jessie wara donnson p-aa uie of hadow of tne Leal, Thomas Hairsine is takin- lead as Robin Hood, and is being supported by Miss Constance Emily Morgan Lacey, plaj'ing the part oi "Maid Marian." The fairy dancers and those taking part in the gavoc were trained by Miss Marian Ward, while the music and singing are under the direction of P. H. Terry, organise and choirmaster of St.

John's Church. IS ADMITTED TO XAVAL ACADEMY Thomas Lloyd Miller, son of Colonel and Mrs. Thomas W. Miller, cf this city, was admitted as a midshipman at 'the United States Na al Academy at Annapolis on Monday. He was appointed to the Naval Academy by Congressman Royal C.

Johnson, of South Dakota, with whom Colonel Miller served in Congress before the war and in the 79th Division during their service in France. O. E. TO HA YE 1U VER RIDE Mizpah Chapter, No. 2, Order of the Eastern Star, will sponsor a moonlight on one of the Wilson Line boats, Thursday night.

Members and their friends are invited to meet at the Fourth street wharf for the boat which leaves at 4.45 o'clock. Guests will take a box lunch. Dancing will be enjoyed. Mrs. Charles Gibr.ey, worthy matron, is in charge of arrangements.

DEFER FAMILY REUNION' The reunion of the Draper family, which is held annually on July 4 at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Gooden. at Kitts Hammock, has been postponed until Labor Day.

Sept. 4, because of the illness of Mrs. Gooden. The tenth annual reunion of the Gooden family will be held at the same place on August 20th. BABY FOt SINERS Mr.

and Mrs. Jaryl D. Smer, of the Strand, New Castle, are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, born on June 10. The baby has been named Renis Siner. Mrs.

Siner before her marriage was Miss Elizabeth Baily, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralpu Baily. "Louviers," the estate of Mr.

duPont's parents, Mr. and Mrs.) Francis I. duPont where they are i spending the summer, in compliment 1-f la T-Viiiav far their summer home. "Friendly Island." Alexandria Bay, Thousand Islands, New York, to remain until September Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Taylor Gause, of West Chester, have been recent guests at the home of Mrs. Gause's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sidney Douglas, at Alexandria. Va.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas entertained last Tuesday at a reception in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.

Gause and her children. James and Eleanor Wallace, assisted in receiving. Mrs. K. Thompson Wood will return to her home in Greenville today after a visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry B. Thompson at their summer home in Rehoboth. Miss Emalea P. Warner, daughter of and Mrs.

Irving Warner, who nas comp.eiea ner-sopnomoie jear at. Bennington College, Bennington, wiu reiuiu wume wmunu r.mi parents to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrr; Warner and another daughter, Marion Warner, and Mr. and Mrs.

Burton P. Fowler motored to Vermont this week Jo visit tne college, Mrs. Warner being a member of the board of directors. Mr. and Mrs.

Wr. W. Wooldridge, of Wiers, New Hampshire, have been guests here this week, Mrs. C. Glenn BeadenKopi ana daughter loft yestei Miss Martha JeactenKopi erday for Chicago to visit the Century of Progress Exposition, Miss Dorothy P.

Carpenter, of the Rodney Court apartment will leave on Friday to spend the summer with her grandparents St. Paul, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Norris N.

Wright of Newark have taken the cottage of Cecil F. Backus, at Rehoboth for the summer. Miss Margery fapeakman lett on Saturday for Rehoboth where she will fPend the month July at the Miss Margery Speakman left on tage 01 her latner. wxiiara a. opeaK- man.

Miss Catherine Armstrong has re- turned from Rehoboth. Tr Mr- and Mrs- w- Van nicr are 1 guests in Washington. Before return- inS to their home here they will visit in Virginia. Mr- and Mrs Ernpst B- Wright, of 1 Newark, have taken a cottage at Re- uobotn lor tne summer monins. Mrs.

Thomas F. Bayard and family are spending the summer at their home at Bohemia Manor. Miss Anne Glassburn, daughter of Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Robert Glassburn, of Fortress Monroe, formerly of this city, who has been spending the winter in stady at the Sorbonne in Paris, is expected to return about the middle of July. Mr.

and Mrs. Stewart Outten, of Dover, have been spending a few days in New York where they have been guests at the Biltmore. Before her marriage on Saturday in Salisbury, Mrs. Outten was Miss Thelma Laura Dryden, of Salisbury. Miss Edith Danforth and Mrs.

Edward W. Maynard are spending a few days at Skytop in the Pocono Mountains Mrs. Christopher L. Ward, of Greenville, and her daughters. Miss Alison Ward, and Mrs.

Philip J. Kimball, of New York, and Mrs. they will spend a month. Mrs. William C.

Spruance and Miss Louisa Spruance have returned to their country home near Centerville, after a visit to their camp in Canada. Colonel Spruance is continuing his stay in Canada. Miss Helen Peebles, of Washington, D. C. is spending the summer here with her aunt, Mrs.

Charles A. Owens and Mr. Owens. Miss Esther Metzler, Miss Elizabeth Draper and Charles Draper, of Lancaster, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

I. A. Vandegrift, of the Rodney Court apartment over the w.M-fc-end. Miss Metzler Is a sister of Mrs. Vandegrift.

Mrs. C. A. GrasselH, Westover Hills, is spending two weeks in Cleveland. Mr.

and Mrs. Angus B. Echols will leave tomorrow for Fishers Island, N. where they will spend the summer. Mr.

and Mrs. Winfield L. Cann have opened their cottage at Rehoboth. and over last week-end entertained George McQuilken, Miss Margaret Humphreys of Merchantviile, N. William Martin, Miss Margaret Logan of Bridgetcn.

N. James Cook, Miss May Subel cf Swarthmore, Miss Thelma Wood of Chester and Charles G. Conly cf Wilmington. Mrs. A.

Felix duPont is spending some time at her summer home, Indian Point, Osterviile. Cape Ccd. She will go to Elmira, N. for the glider competition on July 12 In which her son, Richard C. duPont.

wall take part. Colonel Lewis A. Watkins, U. S. A.

and Mrs. Watkins entertained at luncheon yesterday at their home at Fort DuPont. Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson has returned from a motor trip to New York and Long Island.

Mrs. Wilson will spend the remainder of the summer at the Hotel Brighton, Atlantic City. Mrs. Paul Gillespie and her son, Harold Gillespie, of Washington, are guests of her sister, Mrs. Harold Perot Keen and Mr.

Keen, of Kynlyn, Belle- vue. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene duPont, of Owl's Nest Road, and their family will leave this week for Maine to occupy their summer home, "Arda-leigh" at Northeast Harbor, Mrs. Henry Hoopes is spending a few days in New York with her daughter, Mrs.

Charles C. Werten-baker and Mr. Wertenbaker. Miss Ellen Cannon Buckelew has opened her summer home, "Terrace Cottage" at Annisquam, Mass. Her brother, James Buckelew, will spend a part of the summer there.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Fletcher Brown have opened their summer home at Rehoboth. Miss Eleanor Foster, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. B. Foster, and Miss Eloise Bergland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William S.

Bergland, entertained at a house party last week-end at the Foster summer home in Rehoboth. Mrs. R. A. Hatfield, of Pottstown, arrived today for a visit with her sister, Mrs.

Joseph T. Hilles. Miss Anne Sharp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

Rodney Sharp, will entertain at a house party over the week-end and holiday at the summer home of her parents in Rehoboth. Mrs. Walter J. Laird and her children left today for Rehoboth where they have taken a cottage for the season. Mr.

Laird will join his family over week-ends. W.esbaden. Lucerr.e, Nnn'ps. Rome. onca.

Nice. Aviznon Paris Mrs. Tuckerman will visit many Mrs. Tuckerman ar.d her daughter Havre on the steamship Aquitania. PARTY, CHAIR GIFT FOR THE CL YMERS A surprise party vras given to Professor and Mrs.

J. T. Clymer. last Friday night at their home at 818 Jackson street by West Presbyterian Church adult choir of which Mr. Clymer is director The choir quartet, composed of Miss Martha Fackier, Miss Edna Neeson, William Turner and Ralph H.

D. Hughes sang severa- selections. Mr. Turner and Mr. Hughes also sang a duet.

The festivities were halted long enough for a large reclining- chair to be brought in, a surprise gift to Mr. and Mrs. Clymer in appreciation of the service of Professor Clymer as choir director. The presentation speech was made by Ralph Hughes. After enjoying refreshments, which had been prepared by Mrs.

Albert, White who acted as promoter of the affair, the party adjourned to meet next Fridav night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Van Horn at Hillcrest.

Those present were: Mr. -and Mrs. J. T. Clymer, Miss Martha Fackier.

Miss Edna Neeson, Miss Marion Boggs, Miss Naomi Brown, Mrs. Anna Brown, Miss Ruth Bruen, Miss Ruth Tatman, Miss Loucila Norland, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss F. Viola Mof-fitt, Mrs. Gertrude Arbuckle, Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Van Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Albert H.

Ralph Hughes. William Turner, Charles Toland, Marker Toiand, Leiper Scott, Leiper Scott. Robert H. Ludnam and Harry Frazier. MISS HASKELL TO MEET SOCIETY First to make her bow to society among the long list of debutantes which promises to make the winter season a gay one is Miss Elizabeth Haskell, daughter of Harry G.

Has- keil of Pennsylvania avenue and Mt. Salem Lane. 1 Miss Haskell will be presented to society at a tea to be given on Tuesday afternoon September 26 by her father at his country estate, "Hill Girt Farm" near Cossart. Pa. i The debutante has been attending Mile, de Boucher's School in Paris where she took an active part in; all phases of school life.

She re- turned heme in May. HER DEB UT IS DEFERRED Miss Virginia Layton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Caleb S. Layton, of Westover Hills, who has been listed among the debutantes of the 1933-34 season has deferred her formal presentation to society for another year.

Miss Layton will return to Italy in September to continue her studies at Miss Nixon's School in Florence. She returned from Italy early last week for a summer vacation stay with her parents, hera, CHURCH AIDTO MET The Ladies' Aid Society cf Dela-; ware Avenue-Be-lhany Baptist Church will meet in the church at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. This will be the last meeting until fall. Members are requested to bring their donations of money to the meeting. The brld' was siven in marriage by her father white fiat crepe witn and i st-k r-s to match Her veil was of i eld" family lace, and has been worn by several venerations.

She carried i bouquet of white roses with peas and baby's breath. The maid of honor wore yellow roses and ba'ov's breath. Mrs. Elsie Me All' or played the wedding march and also accompanied Mrs. Fred Coomer who sang, "Oh Promise Me.

ana ixve xou Truly." proceeding the ceremony. Following the ceremony a recep- tion was he.d at the home of the rents. Tne cojp.e bridegroom's pa live at Parkview, near Pennsvilie IIOCII BROTHERS WED SAME DA r. In a double wedding at 6 o'clock tht mom ins Miss Marv Elma Chad- wick became the bride of Dr. Linford Hr.rh Rrirt pviiip and Mis De- 'e'ma Carnor o' Brideevilie became brtde Pa3 Hoch a I Bridget.

tSl daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. James Chadwick. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Chadwick at his home near Dover.

Miss Cannon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cannon, of Bridge ville. Both Dr. Hoch and Paul Hoch are sons of Charles M.

Hoch of Wood-side. Dr. Hoch attended the College of William and Mary. University of New Hampshire, and wa? graduated from the Temple University Dental School in 1932. He is a member of Alpha Tau Omega and Xi Psi Phi, Dental Fraternity.

Since the summer of 1932 he has practiced dentistry in Bridge ville. Paul Hoch attended the University of Delaware and was graduated from Bliss Electrical School in 1918. Mr. Hoch enlisted and served in the Stu-; dents' Army Training School during the World War. Since the Armistice he ha teen connected with two other brothers in the management of Hcch Both bridegrooms are brothers of Harry K.

Hoch, city solicitor, and Dr. Charles I. Hoch, of Wilmington. They also have a brother. Dr.

Ralph K. Hoch, formerly of Wilmington, now in the United States Navy. The two couples left after the ceremony for Chicago where they will attend the Century of Progress Exposition. Both couples will make their homes in Bridgeville and will be at home after July 15. PUPILS 3ECITAL Pupils of the Delaware School of Music will present their final recitals tomorrow and Friday venings aj the Y.

M. C. A. Both recitals will begin at 8 o'clock. sweet i 1 i School.

Dr. Hubbard is the son of Mrs. R. S. Hubbard of M'on, Mass.

The bride will be given in marriage by her father and the ceremt, will be performed by the R' Rev. William Remington, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Oreer an uncle of the bride, and the R.v. Russell S. Hub- 1 bard, of Providence, R. a brother of the bridegroom.

Miss Barbara Allen, of Vt a cousin of the bridge, win be maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Anne Madison, of Providence; i Miss Margaret Cummings, Miss Catli- erine Bovden, Miss Cyrene Duncan I and Miss Carolyn Faison. of Brook- Jyn. N. Y.

James deWolf Hubbard, of Bos-1 ton. a brother of the bridegroom, will be the best man. The ushers will be James deWolfe Perry, 3rd, of Providence; Dr. Walter Garrey, Dr. Aioert, a.

Harris, ur. oeorge bturgis, Dr. Summer Sturgis, George Baker, Boston; William Gratwick, of Buf-! John Russell, of Milton; Joseph Dana Allen, Jr, of Brooklyn, and Len- net Harris of New York. i Dr. Joseph Dana Allen, father of the bride-to-be, will entertain the bridal party at a dinner at the Vic- 1 mead Hunt Club tomorrow night.

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Phelps, daughter and son-in-law, of Mrs.1 Ramsay, also of Guyencourt, will en- tertain at luncheon at their home on i the day of the wedding for the bridal party. i The bride has been a frequent visi- I tor to the Ramsay home.

She is a Graduate nf a-mxr Parker College, Brooklyn, N. The bridegroom is an interne at the Children's Hospital in Boston. He was educated at the George School, Milton Academy, Harvard University and Harvard Medical College, EOOI) GIFTS AGAIN ASKED Fresh fruits and vegetables are being solicited by the members of the Junior League for distribution among families recommended by the Family Society. These foods are distributed every Thursday afternoon from 2 to 3 30 o'clock from Old Swedes Church parish house. Last week many families were made happy by the fruits and vegetables which they received.

Another donation from farmers and gardeners of this city and vicinity will be given tomorrow. Miss Winnifred More ton is general chairman of the committee on collection and distribution of this food honor, and Miss Margaret M. H-ll. of Washinstcn. sister of the bride, was maid cf honor.

Little Miss Katherine Leas was f.cwer girl. Joseph Fcrrest Wayne Martin and James of Wavne. were ushers. Paul Tiel. We Her, ali i The bride wore whxte net and crepe chine.

Her tulle veil had a wreath of crane blossoms a-o-s the back with bunches over the ears. She car- roses an: lilies of the vallev. Mrs Leas ar.d Miss Marearet Hili wxre yel low oreancv dresses, hors? hair hats and their flowers were yellow roses, blue delphinium and baby's breath. Little Katherine Leas were a dress of blue organdy, a blue hat and carried an old fashioned bouquet cf yellow rosebuds and corn flower. The bride is the daughter of the late Rev.

Thomas G. Hill, a former rector of St. Peter's Church, Smyrna, and later rector of Irumanuel Church, Chanute. Kansas. Mrs.

Hill now makes her home in Cincinnati. The bride is a graduate of Smyrna High School and the University of Kansas and has b- a teacher of the violin in the fchools of Bir.mingham, Ala. Mr. Hendren is the son of Mrs. Marion Hendren.

of Lewistown. ar.d is a member of the faculty of the high school at rfadnor. Pa. After a wedding trip. Mr.

and Mrs. Hendren will live in Wayne. BOOTH WYN. June 28 Spe- rial 1. Miss Edna Louise Da vies, only i daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Da vies, of 1016 McClenachan Ter race, Marcus Hook, and John Annis i Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Roberts, of Market street.

Linwood, were married in the Marcus Hook Baptist Church, last Saturday, by the Rev. E. H. Hill The wedding music was played by Mrs. Frances O'Neill, of Chester.

Solos were sung by Mrs. Helen Greenhalgh and Moses Roberts. The bride was given in marriage by her lather. Her bridal gown was of white satin and lace, made on princess lines. She wore a cap and veil of Brussels lace, held in place by a chin strap of pearls, while the long tulle veil fell from the shoulders and formed the train.

She carried a shower bouquet of lilies and baby's breath. The bridesmaid was Miss Florence Roberts, sister of the bridegroom. She wore pale pink silk organdy with matching picture hat and carried pink roses and baby's breath. Sidney Davies. brother of the bride, was best man.

The ceremony was followed by a reception at the home of the bride's parents. After the wedding trip to i I i i i 1 Anyone having donations is asked Kimball's daughters, Nancy and to communicate with Miss Moreton or Alison Kimball, will sail on the same to the parish house day for England where they will tomorrow. spend the remainder of the summer..