Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-10-04
A sRiLLIANr WEpnINa.

Marriage of Miss Margaret Cannon Hey
drich, of BridGeviiie, to Henry Hartley
Powers, of Bridesburg, Pa.--A Beauti-
| full Ceremony.
| Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
BRrDGEvIILE, Oct. 3.--Suciety turned
out last night in great numbers to wit
ness the social event of the season--the
marriage of Miss Margaret Cannon
Heydrick, daughter of Mrs. s. p. H.
Layton, and grand daughter of the late
Ex-Governor William Cannon, to Henry
Hartley Powers of Bridesburg, Pa.
| The spacious and handsome Methodist
| Episcopal Church was the scene of the
brilliant event, and long before the hour
of 8 o'clock the time for the ceremony,
the church was crowded with relatives
and friends of the contracting parties.
To the front of the church and around
! tho chancel flowers. ferns and pampos
grass were banked and arranged in
beautiful profusion.
AT 5.15 o'clock the first notes of the
wedding march began, being played by
| G. Setaro and his brother, J. Setaro, of
Philadelphia, on the harp and violin,
respectively. Soon the wedding party
entered. Little Annie Pennewill Cahall,
Elizabeth Cahall, Katherine Cannon
and Marion Galloway came first, bear
ing garlahds of flowers and wearing
white organdie. The fairy-like crea-
lures were closely followed by Miss Sara
Cannon and Miss Lizzie Cahall, cousins
of the bride, who wore white silk with
chiffon and carried pink roses. Then
entered the maid OF honor, Miss Ray
Heydrick, sister of the bride bearing q
bouquet of BRIDES roses and wearing
white MORE with pink satin. The
ushers followed being Albert thinner
man and w. ID. Brelsford of Bridssburg,
Pa, +. l.. Buckelew of Jamesburg, N.
j., and Harry Friezes of frankfort, Pa.
The groom entered with Charles Wyand
of New York, and then came the bride,
leaning on the arm of her uncle, Philip
l.. Cannon, who gave her away. The
bride was gowned in while satin, en-
traine, duchess lace, with diamond and
pearl ornaments.
The party were met by the Rev. Sam
uel Powers, father of the groom, and
the Rev. J. H. Howard, d. D., who per-
formed the ceremony, using the ring
service.
The reception was held from Q to 10
at the residence of Mrs. Margaret Can
non. During the time selections from
"Ermine," "Faust," "Poor Jonathan"
and "Princess Bonnie" were rendered
by G.. Setaro and ]. Setaro, who played
the wedding march.
At II o'clock a handsome collation.
was served, consisting of ice cream,
water ices, assorted cakes, salads, oys-
tiers, coffee.
The presents received were numerous
and handsome. The couple started on
a bridal tour that will include Philadel-
phia, Now York and an extensive visit
to prominent New England points. Re-
turning they will reside at Bridesburg,
Pa.
Among those present at the reception
were: The Rev. Samuel Powers, Misses
Helen, Blanche and Emma Powers, Mrs.
Heydrick, Miss Lizzie Heydrck. G..
Howard Nuss, Albert Zimmerman,
w. ID. Brelsford, Bridesburg, Pa;
Misses Josephine and Willie Caster,
Wissanoning, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Roft, DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Cahall,
Miss May Tatman, Philadelphia Mrs.
Ella Buckelew. +. L. Buckelew, James.
burg, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. James Cannon,
Salisbury, Nd; Miss Bertha Lewis,
Dover; Mrs. 9. Il. Richards, Joseph L..
Cahall, Georgetown; Mrs. Lucy Hanson,
Miss Nellie Hanson, Frank T. White,
Harrington; Charles Wyand, New York;
Harry FREEZES, Frandford, Pa; the Rev.
John II. Howard, D. D., Wilmington;
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Madison Willin, Charles Wright,
Miss Rosalie Martin, Seaford; Mrs. S.
P. II. Layton, Miss Ray Heydrick, Mrs.
NJ. A. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. H. p.
Cannon, Miss Sarah Cannon, Mrs. L. A.
CANAL, Miss Lizzie Cahal, DR.. and Mrs.
l.. M. Cahall, Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Can
non, Leon Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
Layton, r. w. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Layton, Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Viven;
Mrs. Mollie Wiley, Miss Laura Layton,
Mrs. M. A. Ricards, Miss Cornne
Ricards, Fred. Ricards, Philip Layton,
Reese Layton, Mrs. s. B. Hazard, Miss
Mary Hazard, Miss Maggie Graef
II. Oliver Cannon, j. Edgar Layton
Edward Martin, Miss Eta Gray, Mr.,
and Mrs. Il. j. Gray, w. l.. Gray
Harry G. Layton, MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Galloway.