The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-01
FASHl0NA8E
WEDDING.
Butts--Hills Ceremony Perform
ed at St. Andrews Church Last
Eyening-Reception at Brides
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The wedding of Miss Adeline Robbins
Hills, Of this city, to George Colt Butts, of
Norwich, Conn, took place last evening
In St, Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church, the ceremony being performed by
Right Rev. leighton Culem m, Bishop of
Delaware assisted by R,y, DR.. Charles E.
Murray, rector of ST. Andrews Church
The bride is the daughter Of Major Fran
els Lowell Hills.
Bowness Brisgs, organist played tho
bridal chorus from "Lohongrin" as the
wedding party entered the church. The
bridesmaids were Miss Louise II DUPONT,
Of this city Mis- Helen Gilman Nichols,
of Cambridge, Mass !; Miss Mary Richards,
of Norwich, Conn, and Miss Sara Athcr-
ton Hills, sister OF the bride.
The ushers were MeSsrS George Il Hills
Of Boston, Mast, John Taylor Gilman
Nichols, of Cambridge, Mass. William A
Norton and Charles Amos johnson, of
Norwich, Conn and Alexis l. DUPONT
and Charles Copeland, of this city. Miss
Martha Higginson Hills, sister of the bride
was the maid of honor and John NJ. John
son, OF Norwich, Conn, was the best man.
The bride was given away by her father
Major Hills, H0r dress was of heavy
white satin, draped with point lace, with
full tule veil caught with orange bios
SONS and a diamond crescent She wore
adiamond and pearl pendant. the gift of
the groom, and carried IL bouquet of lilies
OF the valley and maidenhair fern.
The maid of honor wore pink point
d'esprit over white taffeta, with q pink
sash, This bridesmaids wore white tulle
over pink taffeta with pink sashes. The
maids also wore pink feathers in their hal r
and carrid roses
Throughout tho ceremony Schumann's
'Traumerei' was played. At the conclu-
sion of the services Bishop Coleman pre-.
scented the happy couple with the prayer
book used by him The bridal party left
the church to the wedding march "Mid-
summer Nights Dream" by Mendessohn.
After the ceremony reception was held
a. the home of Major Hills, 1894 West
Thirteenth street, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Butts started on trip. They will
live at Norwich, Conn,
Among the guests present from other
| cities were H. L. Butts, Miss Matilda
Butts, Miss Adelaid Butts, Mr., sand Mrs
Charles p. Butts, Willis Austin, J. NJ
| johnson, w. A. Norton, G. A. johnson,
! Miss Richards Of Norwich, Conn Mrs. E.
A. Hills, Frederick H. Butts of Bos ton;
George Il. Hills, j. I. G. Nichols, Miss
! Nichols of Cambridge Mass.
oCIALHAPPENINGs AT MILFORD.
: Prof. c, E. Morris gave a whist party
, On Thursday evening. Among those pres.
ent were: Miss Chance, tho Misses Wtnd-
sor. Mrs David Refs, Mrs. Morris, Frank
Smith, d, Goodwin Collins and j, c. Wat.
son.
A progressive cuchre party was given
at Fish Commissioner Shorts residence
Wn1nnsIuU thAaa
present were; Miss Mabel Davis the
Misses Draper, Miss Lena Short, William
Il. Watson, Jr, William PrettymGn, W.
G. Sipple, Jr.. and Walter Grler
Miss Li2Gia Stidham gave progressive
enchre party on Tuesday evening. Among
those present We're: Miss Mabel Smith,
the Misses Ennis. the Misses Windsor,
Leon Pitcher, James ReedV, J C. Watson,
Frank w. Davis, Z. Edward Brown and
Msllery Foulk.
sEyENTY-EIGHrH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED.
The seventy.ighth birthday of Samuel
Belts was celebrated by tho members of
his family last Friday evening at Mr.
Belts home, No. 1908 King street. The
evening was spent most enjoyably.
CARD BASKET.
Mr. aud Mrs Joseph Fluid are in New
York attending a Jewish wedding at Del.
mDniCo's.
Mr. and Mrs William Matthews are Wis.
Ing their former in beaver and also in
Chicago, Ill.
: W f. Janvier and r. P. Janvier are Wis.
itng friends down the Peninsula.
Mr. and Mrs. Johu D, Cummings and
little daughter Ruth returned last night
froin visit to Philadelphia relatives,
Deputy Sheriff RatIodge is able to be out
again
Miss Eta Walsh has returned home
from ar extended visit through tn coun.
try, greatly benefited by her trip
The yauug people Of the Sacred Heart
Church will render Bon BulG' in the
school hall on Thur,day evening. ,Tho on.
tertalnlnent will DO followed by u straw
berry festival.
Mrs. Thomas W, milford aud two chill
nre !, nf tins city, left for Buffalo n Y
last We X where they will reside ia the
future.
Johns Gutld Will give Il birthday
parry at the parish house ON Thursday
ave ing from to II O'clock.
Mr. and MIS- Grorge Frank are spond.
ing week in LanJortvlle, N j., with
relatives
George Soover has returned from visit
10 lewes.
Mr. and Mrs L. Kahn. OF SMYRNA. were
wilmington visitors yesterday
Frnnk Bailcy,n prominent business man
Of smyrna WAS in Wilmington Yesterday.
MIS- sue Cnlbrath Sullcr, Of Chicago,
Ill. wife Of Carroll H. Su4lor, is visiting
her motion Mrs. Margaret S. Culbleth'
In this city
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