Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-12-03
RECTOR M MMosD MARRIED.
Wedding Of a Wilmington Clergyman in
Baitinore--Other Marriages.


Miss Carrie Machen, daughter Of
James p. Machen, OF Virginia, was
married Wednesday, at 6 p. m, ut En-
manuel Protestant Episcopal Church,
to the Rev. Ksnsey Johns Hammond Of
Emmanuel Church in this city. The
ceremony WAS performed by Bishop
Petersin OF West Virginia, assisted by
the Rev. II. A. CastlemRn Of Bel Air,
Md.
After the ceremony a reception, which
was attended only by members of the
family and most intimate friends, was
held at the home of the BRIDES aunt,
2l7 West Monument street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hammond left for trip North.
o. Percy Bright. OF the Philadelphia
bar, former resident of this city, and
Miss Ellen Frazier Stickney, daugh-
ter of the late Judge Stickney of
Florida, were married in Washington,
at noon on Wednesday.
Miss Susan Il. Walters formerly of
this city, and Franklin Smith of
Philadelphia were married in Philadel-
phia on Wednesday evening. Several
Wilmingtonians attended the wedding.
Miss Meta w. Jones Of Milton and
B. w. March of Angola were married
at the Chapel OF the Good Shepherd
at Bishopstead, by Bishop Coleman, on
Wednesday afternoon.
A number of Neutrality-suspicious. at
tended the wedding of Miss Hannah
4. Richards and Howard Thompson, at
Kenneth Square on Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Annie b. Brown OF Seaford and
Thomas K. Collision OF Kiamesi were
married on Wednesday, at the home of
the BRIDES parents. Guests were pres
emit from this city.
The wedding OF Miss Francis Clark,
daughter of the late George A. Clark,
of Delaware City and II. Bayard Hsisel,
took place Thursday at 7.30 p. m. at
the Presbyterian Church in Delaware
City, the Rev. Luther A. Oates ofiiciat-
ing The church was handsomely dec
Grated with palms and chrysant he
NUNS. The bride was attired in
white silk, trimmed with pearls, and
carried roses. The bridesmaids were
gowned in white silk. trimmed with
white organdie lace, and carried pinks.
The flower girl, Miss Gracio Won
Culin, was attired in like manner and
carried roses and pinks. The brides
maids were M ISIS Jennie Clark of Della.
ware City and Miss Anna Darby of
Washington, D. @. The bride was
given away by her uncle. Harry @.
Clark. The groom was attended by
Secretary of State j. Harvey White
man. The ushers were Herbert Heisel,
Irwin Shepherd, Harrington Clark and
B. Townsend. The wedding march
was played by Miss Annie Schultz.
| After the ceremony reception was
| given to the relatives and immediate
friends OF both families at the home OF
the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Alice q.
Clark. Shortly after 8 O'clock Mr.. and
Mrs. Heisei left for an extended trip
through the South. They will reside
in Delaware City and will be at home
after December 10th.
Harry S. Walter and Miss Adelaide
W. Turner were married on Wednes-
day evening, at the residence of the
brides uncle, Oscar Gouert, No. 1891
West Eighth street, by the Rev. John
d. G. Hanna.
Miss Florence Underwood and An.
drew s. Cathcart were married on
Wednesday night by the Rev. John
France.
Calvin Neville HAYWARD and Miss
Philena Horn. both Of Philadelphia,
were married Thursday evening at tbs
residence of Robert r. Deverell, Jr. , No.
1910 Monroe street, by the Rev. Rich
ard b. Cook, D. D.
Frank Seigrist and Miss Emma A.
Smith were married last Thursday
evening at the residence OF the bride,
No. 1888 West Sixth street, by the Rev
j. D. @. Hanna. Medford Gudgeor
was the best man and Miss Della Viii.
kins bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Seigirsi
took trip North.
Walter b. Jones and Miss Georgia
| Miller we're married by the Rev. Will
mer Jaggard on Wednesday evening a
the residence of Lewis Miller, Brandy
wine hundred. After trip to Wash
ingotn, ID. c., Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will
make their home near Kenneth Square
Pa.
| Miss Elma d. Fisher and John j
Ayars were married on Wednesday even
ing by the Rev. j. E. Amos.
Lewes, Nov. 2S. st. Peters Churci
was the scene of a pretty wedding OF
Wednesday, afternoon. Harry Virdel
Lyons, Delaware pilot, WAS the groom
and Miss Lizzie M. Chambers. onl,
daughter of II. @. Chambers, was thu
bride. They were married by the Rev
j. Q. Taylor, the rector Of the church
The bride was given away by her father
Simeon Peunewil Of Greenwood wa
groomsman. The bridesmaids wer,
Miss Rata Layton of Georgetown an,
Miss Hannah Virden of Lewes. Loui
Chambers, Jr., DR.. W. ?. Orr ant
Thomas j. Virden of Lewes and II
Layton OF Georgetown we're ushers
The bridal march was played by Mis-
Maggie Orr. The church was hand
somely decorated with flowers ant
thronged with relatives and friends o
the contracting parties. After visiting
Philadelphia and Washington Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lyons will sail ON the steame