Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1891-11-18

One of the pretty autumn weddings
was that of Miss Emma Gardner
daughter of Mrs. Henrietta Gardner,
widow of the late John M. Gardner,
formerly resident of ThoroughfaFe
Neck, to Mr.. Harry Cashmere, all par
ties now of Philadelphia. The wed
ding took place at the 18th street M.
E. Church, Philadelphia, on October
28th. Miss Belle Peters, of Pensaukin,
N. j., presided at the organ and en-
tertained theaudience with some choice
music. At s O'Clock, as the strains OF
music from Lohengrin will pealing
forth, the bridal party entered the
church. The bride, leaning on her
brothers arm and preceded by the
maid of honor and the bridesmaid, also
four ushers, entered the church by the
east aisle, while the groom, attended
by his best man and preceded by four
ushers entered by the west aisle and
met the bride at the altar. The maid
of honor was Miss Gertrude Cashmere.
while Miss Name Cathcart was brides.
maid. The bride was given away bv
her BROTHER, Mr.. Walker Keen Gard.
ner and Mr.. VIM. Mcintyre acted as
best man. The ushers were Messrs.
Jos. Tillinghouse, James Doran, Jos.
Hewlett, Robt. Hewlett, VIM. Hebdon
and Harry DOran, of Philadelphia,
Reese Frazer, of Dover, DEL, and
Walter G. SOuders, of Salem, N. j.
The bride was handsomely attired in
white silk en-train and carried a large
bouquet of bridal roses. The maid of
honor looked charming in white, and
carried basket of pink roses; while
the bridesmaid looked pretty in pink
and carried pink roses.
The church was filled with relatives
and friends of the couple, but among
those present at the reception to the
relatives and immediate friends which
followed the ceremony at the residence
OF the newly married couple. 1882
south 18th street, were:
Mrs. II. Gardner, mother of the bride. Mr.
walter *. Gardner, Miss Lola Gardner Mr. and
Mrs. George Gardner, Master Frank Gardner Wr
aud Mrs; NJ NJ Cashmere Miss Gertrude Cash.
more, MISS EDITH Cashmore, MI Ernest Cash
more and Miss Preston Mr. VIM. Cashmere.
and Miss Flowers, Mr.. and Mrs ] Moore NJ
ana Mrs j. q. Bell; Mr.. JOS. Tillinghouse. Mr.,
Jos. Hewitt, Mr. RObt Hewitt Mess: James and
Harry Doran, Mr. VIM. Hebdon, Miss NJ Patter-
son, Miss Nellie Gordon, Mr. Edgar Messick Mr.
ana Miss Howe, Mrs. J. German, VIM. German.
Cathcarti Mr.. VIM. Cathcart, Miss NJ. Catbcart
ana MT VIM. Mcintyre. Mrs Stephen Smith, Mr.,
and Mrs Boyd, Rev J. G. Bickerton and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parrish, Mr. and Mrs VIM
MS4cD Me- Miss Phoebe pevenshiEe Mr. and Mira.
Mm; Ioulson, of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs d
". De9kyne, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Deakyne. Miss
Lima Deakyne. Miss Lou Deakyne, Mr. and MIS-,
FRANK Ennis, MI and Mis- Eugene Messick and
Miss Maggie Muir, of Chest r. Pa: Mr.. and Mrs
Ghas Deakyne, Of Ridley Park: Mr.. and Mrs
WIN. Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Easome, of vii
C1,.-
stats and Mr.. Reese Frazer, of Dover Del. M
wafer Soqders Of Salem, n. j.. Miss Belle Peters
sauken, n. J. VI Ao'i'
The reception lasted until 11.9O
when the couple started on their we'd.
ding trip South amid shower of rice
and we'll wishes.
On Nov. 18th Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cashmere gave another reception, at
their residence, to their friends, which
was brilliant social event.