Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-01-29
LAST EDITION
TILL DEATH DO Us PART.
MISS SADIE WARE AND ELLWOoD
M'CLYMONT welded.

Liant Reception at the Brides Home.
No prettier wedding has taken place In
Wilmington for long time. than that of
Miss Sallie 4. =. Ware and Ellwood e.
McClymont, which took place In Trinity
p. K Chapel last evening
The bride is the daughter OF Hon.
James w. Ware of this city, and the
groom is naval architect in the employ
of the Delaware River Shipbuilding Com
pany. at Chester, Pa He is also in bust
ness for himself in the same town, as
mechanical engineer. The chapel was
crowded with guests, large number of
whom were in evening costume, and many
had to stand for lack of seats.
The bridal party arrived at the chapel
at 6. 80 o'clock, and in the following order
proceeded TO the chancel, where Rev. H.
Ashton Henry, rector of the church, was
awaiting to perform the ceremony:
fishers w. Percy Morrison of this city
sand J. w. Kline of Philadelphia, G.
Psrke Postles Of this city, and James
McClymont of Chester, brother of the
groom bridesmaids, Miss Daisy Patton
Of Philadelphia and Miss BElla Foord Of
this city, Miss Effie Chandler and Miss
Bsrtie Rumford of this city, Miss Mollie
Solomon of this city, the maid of honor
the bride leaning on the arm of her
father.
T. Leslie Carpenter, organist of the
church played the wedding march from
''LoheDgrin, SIS the bridal party went
forward, and continued it softly during
the ceremony. As the bridal party
neared the chancel the groom and his
best man, Gordon Chambers of Philadel-
phia, walked from the vestIy room and
met them. Mr.. Ware gave the bride
away and the full ceremony, with a ring,
was performed.
Mendelssohn's trumphal wedding
march pealed from the organ,
and the bridal party left the
church in the following order: The bride
and groom; Miss Solomon and Mr..
Cham bers; Miss Patton and Mr.. Postles
Miss Rumford and Mr.. Morrison; Miss
Foord and Mr.. McClymont; Miss Chandler
and Nr. Kline, Mr.. and Mrs. Ware. The
guests slowly left the church and went
te the crowded reception given
at the home of the bride, No.
was beautifully decorated with
growing plants, festoons of smilax and
cut flowers sumptuous supper was
served, and at 10.45 o'clock the bride and
groom took a north bound train for q
weeks trip, entering their carriage in
heavy shower of rice. On their return
they will live at No. Ali Delaware avenue.
The costumes worn by the bride and
her attendants we're very beautiful and
becoming The brides dress was of white
f4ille silk with court train, no sleeves.
cut shaped at the neck and trimmed
with duchess lace. Her Jewels were dia-
monds. and her long veil was Of tulle
Che carried a bouquet of lilies of the
valley. her .favorite flowers. and white
bride roses. Miss Mollie solomon. the
anaid of honor, wore Germ colored faille
silk with feather trimmings Her dress
was cut around at the neck and she car
Fied bouquet of Marechal Neil roses.
Miss Daisy Patton's costume was of
white India silk. with feather trimmings,
cut Y shaped at the neck, front and
back. Her flowers were Jacquimenot
roses. Miss Elsie Foord also wore a cos
tune Of white India silk. 1t was cut
round at the neck and trimmed with
flowers. She carried Jasquimenot roses
Miss Elsie Chandeliers gown was of
white lace high neck and sleeves.
La France roses composed her bouquet.
The dress worn by Miss BERTHE Rumford
was Of corn colored silk, cut v shaped at
the neck. She carried La France roses.
The groom. best man and ushers were in
evening dress and wore boutonieres of
vi0iets and lilies of the valley.
The fpresents numbered over 200.
These were arranged in a second story
room by J. w. Kline. one of the ushers.
They included tables, chairs, silverware,
cut glass, pictures decorated china, etc.
The grooms present was a pair of dia.
mOnd ear rings. DR.. and Mrs. Brad
ford gave diamond and moon.
stone lace pin. Octher presents
were as follows: Japanese screen,
q. Parke Postles; onyx table, Gordon
Chambers; BRASS lamp, ]. w. Kline
travelling cloak, Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ
Wanamaker; silver oyster forks, Judge
Clayton of Chester; silver ice pitcher
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thompson; decorated
jar. Mr.. and Mrs @ ]. Kyle; oil and vim
egar cruets, Gilbert Robinson one dozeI
silver tea spoons, Samuel Murphy
one dozen coffee spoons, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Blazius; marble clock, Mr.. anC
Mrs w. F. Robinson. the brides Sun
day school class. "a Lost winteH BY
Elizabeth Stuart Phelphs; silver lobster
dish Miss Ramford and Miss Foord
rocking chair, Mr. and Miss solomon
COTE pot and tray, Percy Morrison
pictures, James MoClymont; cut glas
dishes, Mr., and Mrs H. O. Robinson an,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Moody: Royal Wor.
eester china, Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Benson
Or. and Mrs. Kittinger, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Baird, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Jane
Belt, silk quilt. Mrs. Taylor; bread an
butter plates, Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Harvey
Among those present at the weddin
and reception from this city were: Nj
and Mrs Stansbury J. Wiley, Mr.. an
Mrs. John G.. Baker, MIR. and Mrs. z. Il
Rumford, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Robinson
IT., Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Remington
Mr. and Mrs E. L. Rice, j
M. solomon, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stoever
AR and Mrs R. W. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas J. Talley, DR.. and Mrs RobeI
III. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Kyle
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Mendinhall, Mr.. an
Mrs Edward p Moody, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Murphy, ST.. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Murphy. Jr Mrs. Geore
Murphy. Mrs. Enoch Moore, Mr.. an
Mrs. A. B Marks, General an
5 Mrs. j. Parke Postles, Henri
Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Muh
hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Almond, Mr.. and Mrs n.
Benson. Mr. and Mrs. Villa
Beadenkopf, Mr.. and Mrs. Andre
Carey, Mr.. and Mrs s. B. Cooling, NJ
and Mrs. John c.. Fars, Mr.
William @. Foord, Mr.. and Mrs John \
Harvnv Mr. and Mrs & Hodpraa