The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-18
SOCIETY.


nt Miss Mary Ghnrehman Brown OF this
city,were married ut CambridRu. ExAsaA or
Wednesday. 10 H. Carleton Hlaok, Of Bos-
ton. The Rev. william II. johnson, for
mefly OF this city. oiilciated.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bringhurst, sof thIs city.
were at the wedding OF Miss Jsnuie O.
Pooopson, daughter or William b. Hick'
man. and Edwin J. Chaifant, son of Wm.
Chalfanl kennett Square. About one
hundred guests were in attendance. 10.
presenting all the surrounding towns and
numerous places from distance. In a
beautiful gown Of do sole over white
silk, the bride looked charming. She car.
ried white roses. while her maids. attired
In white organdie. also held roses, two
carrying white and two yellow.
The Wedding march wac played by biss
Helen, dauxhtsr OF Henry @ Meredsth.
West Chester. According to Friends
usaRes was the ceremony performed. The
bridesmaids were MIss Louis Baker. North.
brook; Florence Parker. East Bradford;
Anna Haley and Mahle James, of West
Chester. The ushers we're Messrs. John
and Thomas Chalfant. of Kennett Square;
Mart Hickman. brother OF tho bride, and
Clemson Pusey, OF Philadelphia.
Miss Mary A. Green. OF Marcus Hook.
was married TO Henry N. Cobb. on We'd
nesday evening. at Marcus Hook.
The marriage eervice wes perfor med by
Rev. W. B. Chalfant, OF the Easton NJ. K.
Chnrch. formerly pastor OF Cokesbury
N. Il Church, Marcus Hook, tho bridal
couple standing In front OF an altar coin
posed OF begonias. palms and ferns.
Overhead was an arch built OF pink an d
white electric lights. Leading from the
door, entered from the hall. passage
way was marked out by two white ribbons
Agnes Green, leaning on the arm Of her
father. Job L. Green. burgess OF Marcus
Hook, Who gave her away.
The BRIDES dress wos marvel of bear ty.
1t was made OF white Duohesse satin.
Court train, trimmed with Marie Antoin.
cite fichu muslin de sole. Duchesse lace
and orange blossoms. She wore a tulle
veil. looped with orange blossoms. and
carried white satin bound prayer book.
The groom. Henry Zenas Cobb. Claymont.
Dol. met the bride at the altar, where
their troth was plighted. The Wedding
marches were played by Prof. William
Dyrenforth, Of Chicago. ILL.,. and Ogles-
by's orchestra was also In attendance.
Toe bridesmaids were attired In white
tafieta silk, trimmed with muslin de sole
and pearl. They were Miss Katherine
Cobb sister Of the groom. and Miss Mar
garee Deering, OF Chester. and they CARRIED
pink roses.
The maid of honor was Miss Minnie
Hart, OF Chester. and she wore rose pink.
damask satin. trim med with heeheen lace.
French bodice. pear shaped sleeves, She
carried white roses, and maiden hair ferns,
knotted with pink ribbon.
Ihe bsst man was Albert Andrew Cobb,
OF New York. brother of the groom. The
ushera were; George W.. Green and Coates
T. Green. brother OF the bride; Pullman
Cobb. brother Of the groom, and John
Deerlng. OF Chester. Emien Ii. Green,
brother OF the bride. wAs ribbon boy.
Tho ceremony was performed at 8 O'Clock
and was beautiful.
MIR. and Mrs. Cobb soon departed on
their honey. moon, which will be spent iu
Florida. Upon their return they will re-
side at 903 Van Buren street. this city.
Mr.. Warren Hallahan, OF New York, and
Mlss Lucy May Curlett. Philadelphia were
married at noon too day by the Rev. Robert
Graham. OF the Hebron Mem orial Presby.
terian Church. Owing to the recent death
OF the brides mother the wedding was u
very quiet one. The happy couple left on
the ago train for Niagara Falls and other
places OF interest. Will be home alter
Oct. 3lst on l25th street, New York.
The Kev. Mrs. j. II. Howard will start
this afternoon at l.87 for New Brunswick,
N. j.. accompanied By her three children
and Mr.. II. Il. RltRaway. one of the trus.
tees Of Asbury Churon. Mrs. Howard will
stay al her brothers at New Brunswlck
until next Wednesday, when she will be
Joined by Rev j. Ii. Howard. via p, W.
q b railroad, for Tanterville, Staten
Island. where he will take charge OF Bethel
N. e. Church.. Brother Howard has ou;
best wishes In his new field OF labor.