The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-02
FOURTH EDITION


Ring the Merry we lding Beiis.
The good times makes lots Of work
for the clergymen.
PHELps-LEA. .
/ Miss Claudia Wright eldest daughter
OF Preston Lea, residing at 900 Della
ware avenue, was united In the holy
bonds OF matrimonv to Sheffield
Phelps son OF Ho William Walter
Phelps, United States .,linister to Cor
many. The Rev. Charles Il. Murray.
rector OF st. Andrews Church ofllciat-
ed. The house was handsomely deco.
rated with cut flowers and potted
| plants. The bridal party stood In
front OF bank of sweet peas while
the ceremony was being performed.
Charles Gushing of New York played
the wedding march, The bride was
given away by her father
/ Miss Alice Lea, sister of tho bride,
was maid of honor, and Francis &.
Clarke, of New York. acted as best
man. The bridesmaids were Miss
Marion Phelps, sister of the groom, OF
Englewood, N. j.; Miss Louise Wier, of
New Haven, Conn; Miss Cornelia
Draper, and Miss Sophie DUPONT OF
this city. The usherS were Samuel
Bremen, Henry Brooks, Percy Knopp,
Charlton Lewis and harles l'iclson OF
New York, and Arthur Shipman. Of
Hartford. Conn. The bride wore heavy
white silk with train, trimmed with
Brussels lace. and II veil. carrying II
bunch of lilies of the valley. The
maid of honor and bridesmaids wore
white oIgandie muslin, trimmed with
lace.
After the ceremonya wedding break
last was served.
sPEAR-GAUsE.
Owen G. Spear, of the firm of Block.
, AOtp x (innaa Irityuiata and Mia
Nellie Cause, daughter of Harlan c..
Cause, We're married in Grace NJ. f..
Church last evening. The ceremony
was performed by tho Rev. John Y,
Dobbins, ID. D.. before well filled
church.
Geo, N. Morris played tho wedding
march from Wagner's 'Lohengrin.
, Miss Helen Slavery was maid of honor.
D Frank j. Williams was best man. and
: the ushers were: William l.. Todd, n.
w. Davis. George s. Allmon Z. C.
: Cause. William II. Savery and DIR.
8 Swithin Chandler. The bride wore
: white china silk trimmed with chiffon,
: with train and veil, and carried bride
D roses. A bridal party reception was
l. held at the homo of the BRIDES par
ents. No. 6l9 Delaware avenue. The
= happy couple LETT on the $50 O'Clock
4 train for northern trip, and on theiI
D return will reside at No. 1909 Adams
a street.
sToCKwELI.-HUDER
? Lewis NJ. Stock well and Miss Nora
:, b. Huber were married last evening al
v the residence of the bride, No. So
East Eighth street. The maid OF hon
or WIS Miss Tcna Cole. The best mar
u was Charles Huber. The bride was
handsomely dressed and carried flow
!, ers in her hands. Miss Ida Ewing
n played the wedding march. The pres
~ ents were numerous and handsome.
IA BLACKWELL MEYERS.
" Inc Rev. Alvin Black we'll Of Trenton
|. N. j., and Miss Florence Meyers .
j. l1ridgeville, Del. were married in tn
NJ. Z. Church today, the Rev. Loui
= Wainwright OF Scranton, Pa, otllcld
ting. The bride and groom left hom
\ at O'Clock for an extended brida
i tour. ".r
wATKISS-BRADY.
- Francis BlackIston Watkins. of Odes
sa and Miss Mary MlcIntre Brad
:. were married in 81. Anne's Epi6copg
Church here, Wednesday afternoon
the Rev. David howard, ID. D., o
BridgoLon. n. j., officiating. The
left in the evening for an extende
Is welding tour. -..@ f..