Smyrna times., 1894-02-07
COLLIER SMITH.

COLLIER-SMITH.
A fashionable home wedding was
sOlemnized at the residence of Mrs.
Margaret Smith on Main street. Wed
nesday evening, when her daughter.
Miss Margaret Virginia Smith was mar
ried to Mr.. George Robert Collier. The
clergyman performing the ceremony
was Rev. Charles A. Hill. of Asbury
NJ. E. church.
The ceremony was performed at 8
O'Clock in the drawing room, in the
presence Of the mediate families and
few invited friends. The bride en-
tered the ribbons on the arm of her
brother, DR.. VIM. G. Smith, from the
rear parlOr, and was met by the groom
and hest man, Mr.. Wm. NJ. Cooper, W no
entered from the hall. The ushers,
Messrs. James l.. Powell, Robert p.
Graham, Jos, d. King and Alan F.
Benjamin, divided, two proceeding the
bride and two the groom. The maid
of honor, Miss Bertha Lloyd, of POGO.
noke City, entered with the bridal
party. The brides gown was white
cotelle silk, with duchess lace trim
mings. She carried brides roses and
natural orange blossoms. The maid of
honor was attired in white silk, and
carried coronation pinks. The groom,
! best man and ushers were in full even
ing dress.
The ribbons were held by eight
Misses Alice Wood, Louise Smith,
Grace EllegOOd, Lizzie Collier, Edna
Owens, Pauline Collier, Nettie Mills
and Nettie Dennis. Five of the young
ladies formed the Sunday school class
of Miss Smith.
After the marriage the friends of the
happy couple began to arrive and from
$50 until IL o'clock there was "A con-
tinuous stream of visitors. The guests
were received by DIR. VIM. G. Smith.
Mrs. Margaret A. Smith, DR.. and Mrs.
Levin D. Collier, DR.. aud Mrs. E. w.
Smith, Mrs. VIM. E. Dorman, Mrs. ].
r. T. Laws, Mrs. DR.. S. P. Dennis and
Miss NJ. V. Dashiell.
The following ladies received in the
supper room Miss Ellegood, Miss Mary
Jackson, Miss Maggie Rider, Miss
Primrose, Mrs. Harry Smith, Miss
Crow, Mrs. w. p. Jackson, Miss Annie
Cannon, Miss HOrsey, Mrs. Hodson
Miss SinicksOn, Miss Bishop, Miss
Amelia TOadvine, Mrs. Perdue, Miss
Hall, Miss Dennis, Miss Abrahams and
Miss Alcorn. The chocolate tables
were attended by Miss Hanna White
Mrs. Muhlhausen, Mrs. Seabrease, Mrs.
Randolph Humphreys, Mrs, Cooper
and Miss Alice Humphreys
The following visitors were present
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P. Horsey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence HodsOn, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. E. p. Dennis and Misses Ressie Den.
mis-, Cris6eld; Miss Blanch Crow, Mr.
and Mrs. n. r. Benson, Mrs. Margare
Benson, Miss Emma Downing, Mis-.
Martha McLaine, Wilmington; Mrs
Durham, York Lynn, Deli Mr.. VIM
Evans, Newark, Del; Mrs. James AL
corn, Miss May Prime, Philadelphia
Miss Virginia Abrahams, Wood Lawn
Md; Miss Florence Mccullough, Lib
erty Grove, Nd, Miss Corrinne Cock
ran, Miss Huckill, Mr.. II. Q. Brown
and Mr.. Stak, Middletown, Del, Mr.
and Mrs. H. f. Smith, Clayton. Del.
Mrs. ]. p. Dickson, Brenford, Del; DR.
and Mrs, J. NJ. Smith, and Miss Bishop
Cheswold, Del; Miss Carrie Sinickson
st. Augustine, Del; Mr.. ]. s. Ditch
Baltimore, Md; Miss FlOnnie Hall
Marion, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Muhlhau
sen, North East, Md The bride anC
groom left on the midnight train for
trip north. On their return they will
reside permanently in Salisbury. Th,
bride is a daugter Of the late DR.. w. II
Smith, and sister of the we'll knowI
dentists, DFs. w. g. and L. w. Smitl
of Salisbury. Mr.. Collier is a son o
DR.. Levin d. Collier, the popular drug
gist. Both have been popular mem
bers of the fashionable set of Salisbury