Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-02
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Wilmington Young Folk In
dulge in Parties Galore.
PRETTY WEDDING 1NGRAoEoHURCH
Miss vIrmadeI Wilson, of This City, the
Charming Bride, willard A. Fiemming.
of Smyrna, the Groom-other Passing
Events of interest.

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An interesting social event took place
at Grace M. E. Church at z o'clock last
night when Willard A. Flemming. of
Smyrna, and Miss Virmadel Wilson,
daughter of John T. Wilson, of this
city, were united in marriage Before
the appointed hour the friends of the
bride had gathered at the beautiful
church. At z o'clock the carriage con-
tanning the bride drove up and instantly
the organ at which George N. Maris was
seated pealed forth the strains of aohen-
grin. The four ushers formed line on
either side of the right aisle. The maid
of honor and four bridesmaids walked
from the vestry down the aisle to meet
the bride The bridal party advanced,
the ushers leading the way.
Then came the bridesmaids followed by
the maid of honor and the bride. She
wore lovely gown of white satin, made
en- train. Over her face was long tulle
veil, fastened with spray of orange
blossoms She wore breast knot of the
same bridal flower and carried large
bunch of white roses and smilax.
At the altar rail the bride was met by
the groom and best man, Frank Will
liams. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. John Y Dobbins d. D., of Grace
Church. At the conclusion of the cere-
mony the front of the brides veil was
removed by the maid of honor. The
bridal party left tine church
by the left aisle, to the melody
of Mendelssohns triumphal march.
The bridesmaids were. Miss May Prim
rose, of Philadelphia Miss Estela Chan.
dler, of Wilmington, Miss Elma Flemming,
of Easton, Md. sister Of the groom, and
Miss Georgia Wilson, Of Ingleside, Md,
cousin of the bride. Miss Lily May
France, of this city, was maid of honor
The ushers were Dr. Horace Belts,
Charles NJ. Baird, Robert W. Smith and
William M. Murgatroyd.
The bridesmaids wore dainty frocks of
cream white figured China silk, with
trimmings of white chiffon and ribbon
Miss Chandler and Miss Primrose carried
bouquets of pink chrysanthemums tied
with broad white satin ribbon Miss
Flemming and Miss Wilson carried yell
low chrysanthemums, also tied with white
ribbons.
The church was tastefully decorated
with palms. ferns and white Japanese
chrysanthemums.
At 8 o'clock a reception was held at
the home of the bride, No 405 West
Seventh street The house was artist
cally decorated with palms, smilax and
chrysanthemums. A leading caterer of
this city furnished the wedding supper.
Among those present were: John T.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Flemmiug
and Miss Elma Flemming, Easton, Md.
/ Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Georgia
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Wilson, Ing
Il leside, nd Frank Williams, Charles M.
Baird Robt w Smith, DR. Horace Belts,
! William NJ Murgatroyd Miss May Prim.
rose, Philadelphia; Miss Estelle Chand-
q Ter, M SIS Lily May France, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank G Robb. Colonel aud Mrs. Enoch
Moor, Miss Elsie Moore Miss Satter-
field, Greensboro, Md; Miss Lolita
Ernest, Camden, N. j.; Dr. and
Mrs Swithin Chandler, Mr.. and
n Philemma Chandler, Miss Elizabeth
NJ Chandler, Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Smith,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs George More, Miss
Minnie Lippincott Mr.. and Mrs. n. R,
Benson, Miss Ellen Williamson,
Miss Mabel Smith, Miss Jessie
Lungren, Miss Ella Crawford, Miss
Florence Thompson. Enoch Moore
"a Jr., Miss Zaioee Jarman. of Greensboro,
Md, Walter L. Butler Miss Bessie
Gillespie, Alfred ?. Scott, Harry Triggs
Mr.. and Mrs Eli Mendinhall, Mr.. and
Mrs Harvey Smith Of Clayton, Del.
j. Frank Bacon, of Georgetown, wa
in this city yesterday.
Miss Mabel Smith. of this city, is tn
guest Of her sister Mrs. Harris in Phila
delphia
DR.. G. R Layton. of Georgetown, wa
in Wilmington yesterday.
Howard Schrack and Louis Fell, Q
this city, have been in DIVER.
Misses May and Blanche Appleby CAV
pleasant evening social at their hom'
No 107 West Twelfth Estreet, last nigh
The time was spent in vocal and in
strumental music, dancing and game
Those present were Miss Elsie Thomas
Miss Blanche Butler, Miss Bessie BoltoI
Miss Laura Gotwals, Gus Tenwage
Joe Hyde. Charlie King, Will Pritchet-
Howard Schrack, Harry Wright, Harr
Adams Ray Linville, Arthur Swartz an
others.
Father Kelley, known to many person
in this city from his connection with th
Catholic Church, has returned to Ii
Church OF the Immaculate Conception
Atlanta, Ga His brother, Major JAG
Kelley has been visiting him there.
Mrs Elwood Z McClymont and Ma
ters James w. w and Elwood f Nj
Clymont of Philadelphia. sre guests
Mr. and Mrs James w. Ware, on Deli
ware avenue.
g Howard VanBuskirk, one of WI
mington's popular young men, has re
turned from Chicago, whittier he went
see the Worlds Fair He got home ye
terday and was in Chicago on Saturdi
when Mayor Carter Harrison was assasi
mated. 81 never, in all my life, saw
much excitement as there was ia The ci
on Saturday and Sunday, he said, con
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