Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-02-08
REnDfNGS GALORE.
Nuptials in This city wednestlay--aiar-
riages on the Peninsula.


riages on the Peninsula.
Central Church WAS the scene Of
notable wedding last night week. The
groom was Horace Greeley Warner of
New York and the bride Miss Mary L.
Jack Of this city They were united in
marriage by the Rev. William p. Swartz.
The bridal party entered 10 the strains
Of the march by Mendelssohn, which
was played by Lewis 7. Wilson. The
bride leaned upon the arm Of her father,
William Il. Jack, by whom she was
given away. ShG wore an elegant gown
OF white satiA, on traine and trimmed
with pearls, Her veil was festooncd
with white satin ribbon ard she carried
bride roses and lilies of the
valley. Miss Anna Miller, the
maid Of honor, was rohed in
blue china silk, trimmed with old point
lace and ribbon. Misses Emma Jack,
Mamie Stats, Clara Jack and Bessie
Martin, tho bridesmaids, were costumed
in white china silk, trimmed with rib.
bon and duchess lace. The flower girls,
Misses Marguerite jack and Vera Johns,
the former Of Washington, d G., were
arrayed in pink china silk, trimmed
with ribbons and lace, and carried
baskets of roses and carnations. Els.
worth Warner, brother OF the groom,
was groomsman. The ushers We're
Walter win Of Now York, William
Jack, Albert Thatcher and William
Butz. During the exit OF the bridal
party The march from "Lohengrin" was
played. Tie church was thr0nged and
the floral decorations were elaborate.
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of the brides parents, No. 405 Shipley
street. The house was beautifully deco
rated and the attendance was large
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Will
OF New York, Mrs, Horace Warner and
Miss Annie Warner Of Newton, N. j.,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Jack of Washing.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jack and Miss
Georgia Jack of West Chester, Mr.. and
Mrs. L, Grauf Of 1oughkenamon, Miss
Annie Reed Of Cochransville, Robert
Stockley, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Miller,
Miss Ivy Miller, Miss Emma Tumlin
and Mr. and Mrs. Stockley of Philadel-
pbia, Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrison of
Conshohocken, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Clark of Gum Tree, Sheriff and Mrs.
Peirce Gould of New Castle, and Miss
Mary Burkmaier of Manayunk.
MIR. and Mrs. Warner received many
valuable gifts. The couple will pass
their honeymoon in the south.
ooLLIER-sMITH.
A wedding took place last Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Margaret
Smith. at Salisbury, Nd, when her
daughter, Miss Margaret Virginia Smith,
was married to George Robert Collier.
The Rev. Charles A. Hill performed the
ceremony in the family drawing room
in the presence of the immediate families
and few invited friends. The bride
entered with her brother, Dr. William
G. Smith, from the rear parlor, and was
met by tho groom and groomsman,
William nj. Cooper, who entered from
the hall. The ushers-James l.. Powell,
Robert p. Graham, Joseph d. King and
Alan +. Benjamin-separated, two pre-
ceding the bride and two the groom,
The maid of honor, Miss Bertha LLOYD
Of Pocomoke City, entered with the
bridal party. The bride was robed in
white cotelle silk, with duchess lace
trimmings, and carried Bride roses and
orange blossoms. The maid of honor
was uttlred in white silk and carried
carnations. The ribbons were held by
eight young girls, Alice Wood, Louise
smith, Grace Ellegood, Lizzie Collier,
Edna Owens, Pauline Collier, Nettie
Mills and Nellie Dennis, five of whom
formed the Sunday-school class of Miss
Smith.
AT the reception the guests were re.
ceived by Dr. William G. Smith, Mrs.
Margaret a. Smith, DIR. and Mrs. Levin
d. Collier, DR.. and Mrs. f. W. Smith,
Mrs. William E. Dorman, Mrs. j. r. II
Laws, Mrs. 5. p. Dennis and Mrs. M. v,
Dashiell. The following received in the
supper room: Miss Ellegood, Miss Mary
jackson, Miss Maggie Rider, Miss Prim-
rose, Mrs. Harvey Smith, Miss Crow,
Mrs. W. z. jackson, Miss Annie Can
non, Miss Horsey, Miss Hodson, Miss
Slnickson, Miss Bishop, Miss Amelia
Ioadvine, Mrs. Perdue, Miss Hall, Miss
Dennis, Miss Abrahams and Miss Alcorn.
The chocolate tables were attended by
Miss Hannah White, Mrs. Muhlhausen,
Mrs. Seabrease, Mrs. Humphreys, Mrs.
Cooper and Miss Alice Humphreys.
MoRRIs-PHILLIPs
Miss Madeira Phillips, daughter of
Major l.. Phillips, and Calvin Durand
Morris were married at the home of the
BRIDES parents, near Salisbury, last
night week, by the Rev. S. w. I{eigart.
The bride was attired in gown of
white silk. The groom was attended
by Leroy Wimbrow and A. w. Phillips.
Miss Maude Phillips, sister of the bride.
and Miss Mamie Morris, sister of the
groom, attended the bride. After the
ceremony there was reception. The
guests were received by the bridal
party, assisted by Misses Nettie Phillips,
Mamie Byrd, Daisy Bell, Lizzie Perdue,
Manic Parsons and Berthe Phillips.
PHILLIPs-TAYLoR.
George Waller Phillips aud Miss
Mamie r, Taylor were married Wednes-
day, in RockawallSing, Nd, Methodist
Episcopal Church, by the Rev. Mr..
Mitchell. The maid OF honor was Miss
Dora Jones. The groom was unat-
tended, except by the ushers, George
W. ID. Waller, Leonard WALES, Alex
ander d. Toadvine and Walter Catchell
Humphreys.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Archer II. jarrett, of Baltimore, and
Miss Margaret Manchester were married
at the home Of the brides mother, Mrs.
9. L. Johns, near Woodlawn, Nd, YES
terday week, the brides uncle, Rev. w.
r. Gwinn, officiating. The bride was
attired in brown cloth travelling dress,