Evening journal., 1895-10-31
whIte wedaInr At aeorretown.

uOHt MISS mAmlt NcIuOu,
White Wedding at Georgetown.
Special TO the Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Oct. 81 "A beautiful
"white" wedding was solemnlzed at 10 30
o'clock Ia the NJ. e Church here yes
terdsy, Rev Q. A. GIise officiating.
The contracting parties we're Miss Efie
Elvira, only daughter of G Q. Calhoun,
of this place, and Harry Martin Vickers
formerly of FrAnkford
The brlde.s pretty. petite blonde. wore
a dainty white silk gown; so did her
maid OF honor, Miss Celia Walls, an
equally petite brunette, who carried the
brides bouquet OF pure white bride
roses, carnations and maiden hair fern.
The four bridesmaids, Miss Annie
Purnell, Miss Emma Jones, Miss Lily
Joseph and Miss Annie Smith wore pretty
waite organdie frocks trimmed with
ribbons and laces The best man was
J. Warden Calhoun. brother Of
the bride, and the ushers
were Harry d. Seim. George f. Sharpley,
Joseph Iliff and Cyrus Hatfield. Mics
Minnie Joseph, in a beautiful little white
frock, and young Lou Adams, in bis best
suit Of Clothes attended to the gates
and Ohauncey, the little son OF DR.. o ID.
Robinson. perfect poem Of a boy IN q
black velvet suit, carried the wedding
ring on silver sRlver.
The church was tas efully decorated
for the occasion with arch and wedding
bell Of evergreen and h)wers and potted
plants aud numbers OF candles. Much
credit is due Mrs. John d. Short for her
share in the decoration Of the church and
the arrangement OF the potted plants
mha hrfdo1 rarkv oufowod tha ohurch
while Lohengrin's wedding march
sounded from under the sklilful fingers
of Mrs d s. Rodney, and after the
ceremony was over Msndelshons march
was played. A reception was held at ]. 30
at the home Of the bride on Railroad
avenue, where sumptuous luncheon
was served to the many guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Vickers left ca the 80
train north for a trip to Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia
The presents were numerous and hand
some, each friend Of the bride and groom
seeming to vie with each othsr in the
cost and beauty OF their gifts. About
200 guests were present.
VIII Wed a Wilmington Girl.
Mrs. Emma D. Ewing, Of this city.
has issued cards Of invitation TO the
marriage of her daughter, Amy Ewing.
to Frank a. Foster, of Chester. The
ceremony viii take place at the home of
bride, No. 1916 West Third street. on
Thursday, November Il, at o'clock In
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Foster will be at homo
after November 30, at No. 62l Welsh
street, Chester.
OnoIated at a Philadelphia We'd ding.
Rev. John B. Q1Igg OF this city,
oficiated at the wedding of Miss Mary
Wooley and L Tyler Towns end. at
No 1724 Diamond street. Philad elphla,
at noon yesterday The bride wore a
handsome gown Of light steel lansdowne,
trimmed with ecru lace Immediately
after the ceremony wedding breakfast
was served Mr. and Mrs Townsend
departed on their wedding trip. Oaly
close relatives OF bride and groom were
present, among whom were Mrs John B.
Quigg.
Married BY Rev. A. Edwin KoIgwin.
CHRsTERTowN, Nd, Oct 3l.-Miss
Annie Olivia R0eder WAS married last
evening at the home Of her parents, near
Hoursville, Kent county, to Alexander
MAR a young merchant Of Betterton,
this county, by Rsv. A. Edwin Ksigwin,
Of Milville N. formerly of Whining
ton, assisted by Rev Kent NJ Bull. OF
the Weston and Church Hill Prssby
terian Church. The bride wore a gown
OF brocade novelty cloth. trimmed IN
brown velvet and ribbons with pearl
passamentsrie. and carried bouquet
OF bride roses A wedding supper
was served Immediately after the