The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Home Wedding,

A grand wedding was witnessed Ly
ABOUT 100 guests ut tue home OF Joseph
Derrickson. on Wednesday evening, Apr |
otu. The happy heurts that beat as ono
were Miss Ida h. Derrlekson OF Mil Creek
hundred and Elwood Hawthorne, only
son OF lhomus Ill W horne, well.to do
farmer. The nupttal knot was tied by
rev Mr. Macon, pastor of White Clay
lreek Church, while Hiss Carrie Saring OF
wilmington was playing the wedding
march. An aisle was formed by two vines
TIN med with holly anu ivy. Mr. Mason
On eied The parlor ut s o'clocN, followed
by Misses Ethel aud Bessie DerrIch5on as
maids OF honor. dressed in plGk SILK. laces
ana in blue silk. both trimmed in satin
riopoh anu laoes. carrying carnations and
plhks, followed by Hiss Bertha Derrick
sou. sister OF the bride, and Mr.. Hairy
Datl and Miss Emma Qcheltres aud MIR.
Wm. hammond, of Wilmington.
Miss DerriJkson wore green stripe silt,
laces and ribbon, Miss Ounietreo lighl
Echru satin laces and ribbons, both bride i.
maids carrying ptnks. lhen came bride
and groom. lie wore the usual black, tho
bride dressed In handsome white stripe
sllk, lace5 aud satin ribbon, carrying
Marechlal Nell. l.roso5 with two buds III tue
halr. Ihe ladies' all wore white kid gloves
aud white slippers. Then eamu tho usners
Leslie Derriokson. Ed. Peach. Abs Dennl.
son ana Will Moore. The flower ana rib.
bon girls were tastefully trimmed with
flowers dressed In white silk, dauthters OF
Byard apd Gavin Derrickson.
Iho gas lights were lowered and four
ancient candiestlcks with two green and
Two pink candles were burning after re
celying the many good wishes. At the
touch OF piano, the bride aud Hroo m lod
the way tc tue dining room and opposite
tho happy couple sat Thomas hawthorne
and Joseph Derrickson, fuLhers OF trlde
and groom.
The menu consisted of cakes, fruit,
gelatlne ice cream and water Ices and
eolfee, Tue calithumplans appeared later
on and tho noise they made was out Of
sight. The bride came to her future
home, known as the Hawthorne Ridge
tarm, later In tho evening. where MIR.
hammond OF Wilmington Will spend uis
vacation and get ElwoUd TO learn him
little song entitled 81 do, do" The
presents were numerous, handsome, use-
ful anu ornamental among them being a
set OF silver table and tea spoons from
Evansville, Wisconsin, from Mrs, A,
Baker, aunt of the groom.
Several Selections were played during
the evening. lainong them being Mamie
Hawlhorne eight years old played Simme
No See and other pieces. Amopg the
guests whose names the reporter learned
were Misses Emeline aud Carrie Derrick.
son. Lizzie Morrlaon. Mamie Taylor
LILLIAN Stinson, Mabel Rallo, Mr.. anu Mrs.
Ferris j. Yearsley, Mr. aud Mrs. Robert
thorne, MIR. and Mrs Byard Derrckson,
and Ethel. Aquilla, Letitia. Mamie aud
Ferris. Elizabeth Dennison, Matte Zebley,
NJ. and Mrs. +. Chandler. Hvin klair.
VIII Moore and sister, Calvin Derrlckscn
Alr, and Mrs. ]. A. Hopkins. l.. Derrickson.
!. O. Springer. Aquilla Chandler. W. j.
stroud, Clarence Stroud, AIlsses Ella and
Anna Stroud, Harry Ball, Isaac Johnson.
MIR. and Mrs, Elwell Springer, Willard
Crossan. Mabel Crossdn, Ernest ]. Corn
brooks. Thomas Cornbrooks, Fannie
Alien. John M. Ball. Samuel Dillon, j. B.
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rumor. Miss
Maggie MoCoy, MIR. and Mrs. liervey
Walker. j. Albert Ewes. Miss jackson and
many others wore full evening dresses,
MIR. Mason and MIR. aud Mrs. Stnson.
No doubt tho next wedding IN Mill Greek
Hundred will bo one of the usner3 for us
soon as they learn Il do do" as pat as
Elwood had 1t they are ready.
Single fe l will livs.no more.
Mistakes and blunderH | made,
Two happy hearts that beat as one
Aud three times u do" suid.