Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
CHURCH WEDDING.
Tho Marriage of Leander j. Buckley
and Miss Martha S. Lyman.

puACudhauB ugout lui tlio IoshA5ioAS "
Ohio railroad, and Miss Martha 8.
Lyman of ChrstianA hundred were
united in marriage. The ceremony was
novel and OF unusual brilJtance. II
began at o'clock, with the Rev. L. y.
Barrett officiating and the Rev. j. =.
Bryan of Newport assisting.
The bridal party entered during the
rendition of themaroh from" Lohengrin,"
performed by Noble F. Hadley, the
bride leaning upon the arm of her
brother, David R. Lyman, by whom she
was given away, and preceded by ribbon
boys, the maid of honor and ushers,
passing up the north central aisle and the
groom, accompanied by his best man,
Clinton Buckley, his younger son,
emerging from an ante-room, the two
parties meeting and hating in front of
the altar, which was completely hidden
by an immense bank of foliage and
decorative plants, above which was sus-
| pended large marriage bell, composed
of white chrysanthemums. The arch
of the pulpit recess was decorated with
smilax. Miss Rena Cranston of Mar
shallton, niece Of the bride, was maid
of honor The ushers were Edward j.
Buckley the elder son of the groom, Dr.
Lewis w. Finn and Lieutenant Charles
Nj. Stevenson of this city and DR.. Irvine
NJ. Finn Of Newport, and the ribbon
boys were Dwight Mallory of Baltimore
and Walter Gouert, Clement Wheeler
and Walter Chandler of this city
Masters Mallory and Wheeler stretched
the ribbons in the north central aisle
and Masters Gouert and Chandler took
| the south central aisle, separating with
| silken bands the guests in the pews from
the passageways trod by the bridal party
The bride wore beautiful gown of gray
faille, trimmed with point lace and gray
| feathers, with demi-train, the neck "
| shape and the sleeves long, with hat to
| match. Her ornaments were finger
| ring and pair of earrings, set with
/ diamonds, gifts from the groom, and a
necklace Of pearls, and her bouquet was
| composed of white roses. The maid of
honor was attired in a pretty costume of
/ white embroidered swiss, and carried a
basket filled with chrysanthemums.
| The marriage ceremony was in accord
ance with the full service of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, ring being
used, and the bridal couple repeating
the words of the officiating clergyman.
Mr.. Bryan offered the prayer. During
| the exit of the bridal party, which was
made by the south central aisle, the
1 Mendelssohn march was played In the
rear of the church the bridal party
halted and held an informal reception,
during which Mr. and Mrs. Buckley re-
ceived the congratulations of nearly all
of the guests, who numbered upwards OF
five hundred.
Among those in attendance We're: Mr..
and Mrs. +. j. Buckley, the parents Of
the groom, Miss Buckley, Q. W. Buck
ley, Mr.. and Mrs c, A. Wilson, Miss
Laura G. Finn, Charles Scott and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Brown of Phila'
delphia, John A. Wilson of Franklin
Pa, J X. Werner Of Pittsburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Devices Chandler Of Oxford, Pa.
Major and Mrs. II, d. Buckley, Mr. and
Mrs. j d. Mallory, Miss Bessie Nal
lory, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reuter-
Charles II. Nicola, Mr. and Mrs. L. v
Richards, Miss Richards, Mr.. and Mrs
: Atwood PaXson, Frank Fells, William
Daley, William Garnold, Frank HUI
and George Daley If Baltimore, eX
: Sheriff and Mrs. Robert l.. Armstrong
Mr.. and Mrs Robert f. Lyman, Mr.
and Mrs. John r, Lyman, Mr., and Mrs
Thomas d, Lyman, Mrs J. +. Bryan
Miss Annie Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Johi
Cranston, Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Whann
: Mrs Alice Wood and children
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Woodward, Nj
z and Mrs. w. R. Finn and Howart
y. Finn and family Of Newport, MI
and Mrs Lewis Lyman and Mr. an
i Mrs. Thomas Jones Of Stanton, Mr.. an
: Mrs. S. NJ. Cranston Of Marshslltor
t james Polk of Hockessin, Mr. and Mn
: William NJ. Field, Mrs L, E, Barrett
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Lobdell, Nj
+. and Mrs. Charles w Gouert, Mr. an
Mrs. David Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
. Winfield Scott, City Solicitor and Mr.
1 William L. Lyman, Mr.. and Mr.
{ Samuel j. White, Mr., and Mrs. Charlc
n S Middleton, Tax Collector George "
), Mckee, Mr. and Mrs. Thoms D. Brow
. Mr.. and Mrs james F. Higgins,
i G. Pickles, Misses Martha and Emil
i Finn, Mrs. Joanna Finn, Mrs. Sara
. Airich, Mr. and Mrs. George w. Tod
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel f. Blackistol
e Misses Maggie and Jennie Scott, NJ
Is and Mrs George w. Ortlip, Benjami
n 6, Wells, Mr.. aud Mrs. George ]
y Brown, William G., Martin, George
i Robinson and Robert D. Morrow. III
4 Baltimoraans came from the Nom
mental City in tho private car of Vic
a president Lord Of the Baltimore g. Oh
G railroad
After the reception the bride an
groom and out-of-town guests we
driven 10 the Central Hotel, where II
= bridal couple remained about an hon
preparing for their bridal iaunt
q $40 O'clock the happy couple left II
y, Delaware avenue station Of the Bal
+ more u Ohio railroad for Philadclphi
y To-day they will resume their i0urnt
q. and will visit New York, Niagara Fal
Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and Pitt
u, burg. Their future home, No. 1908
9. Paul street, Baltimore, has been han
i Somely furnished and they will be z
T. home after December 9th. Soon aft
their return they will give fine rece
H. ton.
e. The bridal gifts were Of rare beau
and great value and included case
Y solid silvGrwarc, CuiglaSsware, fan
ehinawHre, hisque statuettos. oil pail
M ings, onyx and brass tables and scvet
", clocks, one Of the latter ornament
with diamonds Ii is estimated that t
present are worth $l,500.
lal The Creamery site Agitation.
II Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Jour
he NlInpLEroWN, Nov 25,-fhe @creamt
zee question is the now al-ahsorbing topic
us MiddletuHn and is exciting allnusl as inl
er- interest as an election. Town council 4
tie tic board 81 health have PASSED n rosa
th lion 10 the effect that the creamery sb
81 not be rebuilt within the town lin
i'm Parties interested made out petition d
me presented il these bodies This petit
1et prayed that thc resolution lie rescinded d
his was signed by 65 of the most promin
ny citizens Of the town; and II WAS mott
cs able fact that the sigHers inchl,