Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-20
PRETTY en- URoH WEDDING.
Marriage of tho Rev. Alexis i. du Pom
Coleman and Miss Mary Zane.

Coleman and Miss Mary Zane.
The Rev. Alexis l. du Point Coleman,
rector of St. Michael's Church, was mar
riod Monday to Miss Mary Zane.
The wedding took place in st. Michael's
! Church and was pretty affair.
Nuptial mass was celebrated at 7.30
o'clock. The Rev. p. A. II. Brown of
St. Johns Chapel, Trinity parish, Now
York, was celebrant and only the imme-
| diate relatives were present.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed at Ii o'clock and at the latter
hour the church was thronged. Ferns,
carnations and white sweet peas
adorned the altar.
While the bridal party was entering
the church the choir sang 1.-THE Voice
| that Breathes from Eden" The process
sion was led by the ushers, Harlow
| H. Curtis of Newark, G. A. Haines of
Claymont, Lewis X. Kramer and DIR.
Horace Burr. They were followed by
the maid Of honor, Miss Girda Lewis,
the niece Of the bride, next came
the bride, leaning on the arm of John
A.. Lewis, her brother-in-law, by whom
she was given away. The groom, ac-
companied by the groomsman, the Rev.
G.. j. ID. Peters of Lewes, met the bride
at the chancel. The preface to the mar.
riage office was said by the Rev. Charles
L. Murray and the couple were united
in marriage by Bishop Coleman, the
groom's father. After the benediction
the choir sang "Oh, Perfect Love"
During the singing of the hymn the
bridal party departed. While the guests
were passing out Samuel Swift played
the march from Wagner's "Lohengrin.
The bride wore a becoming gown OF
white Bengaline, trimmed with chiffon
Her veil, which was of tulle, was caught
with white sweet peas, of which hei
bouquet was also composed. The maid
of honor was costumed in pink Ipdis
silk and carried basket of pink sweet
peas.
/ Among those in attendance were
| The Rev. John Coleman of New York
the Rev. William Du Hamel of Colleg,
/ Point, L. l., the Rev. and Mrs. III. NJ
Bartlett of Christiana hundred, the Rev
+ and Mrs. 9. A. Hayden of Claymont
i the Rev. NJ. l.. Woolsey of Seaford, til,
Rev. H. l.. G. Braddon of Florence, N
j., the Rev. Enoch Miller of Newport
:, the Rev. and Mrs. g. w. Dame o
/. Smyrna, Miss Gibbons, Miss Mary II
= Pusey and Miss Mabel Wiker of Ian
. caster county, Pa, Miss Katie Levi
4 and Mr.. Barclay of Philadelphia, Mrs
Leighton Coleman, Mrs. Jane Zane, tn
e Rev. and Mrs. Martin B. Dunlap, tn
9 Rev. X. j. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Swift, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis G
du Pont, Mrs. Mary du Pont, Mr.. an
Mrs. Il. G. Bradford, Miss May Bett
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Harvey, DR.. "
: IL. Burr, Miss Burr, DIR. r. P. Greer
leaf, Miss Greenleaf, Miss France
4 Swift, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. |. Martin, NJ
4 and Mrs. Benjamin Rawnsley, Mr.
y Edward Talley, the Misses Tale.
n Harlan 6. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs Willial
! j. Fisher, Mrs. w. Il. Stimmell, Mr.
" Millward, Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Mr.
:. Charles E. Murray, George Lewis, Mr.
! Katie Bowers, L. b. Preston, Mrs. Hari
/, Supple, Mrs. Kate Lang, Miss Eva Bow
= den. Mrs. Morris Matthews, Henry v
= Morrow, Charles P. Preston, Mrs Stew
art and Miss Ida Stewart.
70 After the wedding deieuner, whic
~ was served at the residence of h
: brides mother, No. 715 Monroe stree
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman started f
IN Delaware Water Gap. They will resit
: at Bishopstead. Many elegant gil
4. were received by the young couple.