The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-29

Marriage Hells.
A beautiful home wedding took
place on Tuesday evening, June 10th,
at the residence of the brides uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse II. Per-
kins. 6220 Vine street, Philadelphia, Pa,
when Miss Ella Walrayen Bills, young.
est daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bills of Barnagat City, n. j., was mar
rled to MIR. J. Harry Moore OF this
st. Barnaba's Church, Haidington.
The bride was attended by Niles Agnes
Wilson. as maid OF honor, Mics Sallie
Manuel OF this city. lille Young of
Chester, Pa. Estella and Mable Wilson
OF Philadelphia. az bridesmaid.
1 The two little nieces of the bride
acted as flower girls. Mr.. Gross Per-
kins was the groom's best man. and
the ushers were Messrs. Thos. Moore.
Vim. +. HILBERT, Benz, Ennis. John
Peckworth, Harry Manuel. Wilmer
Smith, of Wilmington, Del.
Promptly at half-past eight O'Clock
to the strains OF wedding march,
played by Miss Ray Daniels. the bridal
party entered the spacious parior In
the following order: The groom. es-
corted by his best man, followed by
the ushers, all in conventional dress
suits.
I Then came the bridesmaid In cos.
tune of white silk. yellow saehes and
carrying bouquets OF daisies lied with
yellow silk ribbon, preceded by the two
/, little flower girls in cream nuns veil
ing, carrying baskets OF daisies en-
twined with yellow ribbon and follow
; ed by the maid OF honor in q costume
of lemon colored silli aud lace. Lastly
came the lovely Eride in an elegant
wedding costume OF embroidered silk
en,train with lace and pearl trim.
, mings and full flowing veil. carrying
In her hand large bouquet OF
roses and lesning on the arm of her
father, who gave her away.
The officiating Clergyman in his
, robes Of office stood immediately In
front OF large central pier.glass mir.
. ror which was surmounted by an i'm
mense floral hsrse shoe and thanked
by potted palms the bridal party. plaG
ing themselves In semi.circle before
him, the beautiful service of the
Episcopal Church was impressively
rendered. The house was handsomely
decorated, the prevailing flowers being
daisies. giving their name to the wed.
ding.
After the ceremony the guests were
all invited to the dining-room where
stood a table tastefully decorated and
. loaded with delicacies. Full Justice
was done by all to the dainties freely
offered and small boxes tied with
white ribbon containing cake with the
compliments of the bride and groom
, were given to each lady guest
The presents were costly and nu-
merous, consisting of silver and china
ware, table linen, bric.a. brac aud many
useful articles. The arrangements
were full and complete in every detail
ard SO al tistlcally carried out by The
hospitabie host and hostess, that all
enjoyed a most delightful evening.
The happy couple left upon late
train for wedding journey, followed
by the sincere aud hearty congratula-
tions of their friends for long CON,
tinuance OF welded life so happily and
auspiciously begun.
Upon their return they will take up
their residence In Wilmington, Del.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Bills, parents OF the bride;
Mr.. Thos. Moore and wife OF Brides-
burg; Mr.. Vim. Hilbert and wife, Mr..
J. Edwards and wife. Mr.. Chas. Man
uel and wife. Mr.. II. II. Moore and
wife. MIR. Renj. Ennis and wife. Mr..
Robert Shipiey and wife, Mrs. Pussy
Smith. Mr.. Wilmer Smith and lady,
MIR. Harlan Smith ana lady, Alr H.Man-
uel and lady. Mr.. Peck worth ana lady
Miss Orph!a Smith and friend. of
Wilmington; Miss Agnes Wilson and
friend, Miss Mnble Wilson and Mr.. s.
". Meginly. Robert Vile and lady,
Miss Maggie Vile and Edward Singly,
MIR. NJ. Cusie and lady. Miss Ray
Daniels, Waiter Daniels and lady. Fred
Cooper and lady, j. Drumm and Miss
Emma Hamm. Mrs George Simon and
son, Miss Maggie Simon. Sallie Har-
per and friend, Jennie Harper. Fanny
Cooper, Mrs. Sue Simon. Mrs. L. Cur
let, Mr.. VIM. Douglas and wife. Row
and Mrs. Ogilby, of Phila; Mr.. Wal.
ter Alexanderan wife. OF Landenberg.
Pa; Mr.. William Voshell. of Nc
Donough; DR.. William Braddocl1 and
daughter, of Camden New Jersey;
Mr.. VIM. Forester and Miss May For
roster Of Palmyra; Mrs. l.. N. Butter
worth of Barnegat City, N. j.; Mr..
Herman Glocke aud wife, Mr.. William
Gfiscom and wife, Mr.. Samuel Hamm
and wife, Miss May Batter and friend,
Miss Hatty Qualt OF Philadelphia, Miss
Sallie Manuel and friendi Of Whining
ton; Miss Tlllie Young and friend OF
Chester, Pa; Mr.. jesse Ii. Perkins and
wife, host and hostess. and others.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.