The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-04
WEDDING All.
H0CkESSIN.
Thomas II. Slavery, Jr., and Miss
! Ida Moore Married by
Friends Ceremony. -
S1ROS. +. BAYARD EAT ERTAlNEO.

y The marriage of Thomas Fl. Sayery, Jr,
kof this city, and Miss Ida Moore, of Hoe.
lkelsin, by Friends ceremony, took plaos
fyesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Ihome OF the BRIDES mother, Mrs Esther
Moore, ut Hockessin. The groom Is q
WTominent young man of this city, and Is
the son Of Thomas II. Savery, ST., of the
Pusey & Jones Co. The wedding is quite
"a romantic affair, Miss Moore having
Tot fever, the physicians claiming that il
twas to her he owed his recovery.
The bride wore heavy white corded silk
with trimmings Of chiffon and was at
Nended by four bridesmaids, Miss Elsie
Moore, OF Hockessin, sister of. the bride
Misses Anne P. and Helen Slavery, of this
lcity, sisters of the groom, and Miss Eliza
tbeth Mellor, of West Chester. They were
fgowned In white organdie over white tat
ffeta, with yellow ribbons and carried large
fciusters Of daisies. The ushers were
Thomas s. Mellor, West Chester; ].
Harvey Borton, Moorestown, N. j.. Wal
II Ter S. Taylor, Philadelphia, and f.. Law
fence Ritohie of Moorestown.
AFTER the ceremony reception was held
sfrom to at the residence OF Thomas II.
fSavery, Sr., 1911 West Eighth street, where
Humorous friends from Wilmington and
kbther cities called and offered congrat ula-
ltions.
Among them were Miss Lydia p. Harvey,
i6Rra b. Leeds of Chadd's Ford; Charles
Holland Thatcher, and Miss Emily
sIhatcher, Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Mellor,
NJ. and Mrs. Thomas w. Taylor, Mr. and
tMrs Stephen n. Slavery, Mr.. and Mrs
Enos H. Thatcher. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
ISavery Mr.. and Mrs. George II Pim
Miss Mary II. Slavery and Miss Elizabeth
L Slavery Of West Chester Mr.. and Mrs.
John II, Carter, Miss Sarah p. Carter and
John T. Carter of Germantown, Mr. John
II. Dillingham; and Miss Dillingham;
land Mrs. Richard p. Prim of Philadel
iphia; Will lam Tierney and the Misses
Tterney of Germantown; Samuel S Haines
and wife, G. Walter Borton, Eli Sharpless
and wife of Moorestown; Mrs. Esther
Moore, Miss Moore and Misses Sarah and
Alice Moore, Elias and Ida Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierson
IOf Hockessin and Miss Susan Kite also OF
1EWesttown, Pa. Those from this city who
laeft cards were:
Those from this city who left cards were:
ID. A, Negendank, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
w. Pussy, Mrs. Henry Grant, Mrs Irvine
IN Flynn, Mrs. Henry Mendenhall, Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent 6 Hazard, DR.. and Mrs. j.
Hnrmer Rile. Mr.. and Mrs L. T. Warner
fMrs. Il. Il. Bushnell. Mrs. William W,
ERusey, DR.. Drusella & Barlov, Mrs. sam.
incl Collins. Biddle, Mrs. Annie L. Gibbons,
Mrs; Samuel G. Biddle, Mrs. Lille b.
Rinker, Mrs. Anna w. Hopes, DR.. and
mrs Lewis w. Flynn, Mrs. j. Newman
Davis, DIR. and Mrs. Horace Belts, Mrs.
Isaac | johnson, Miss Anne NJ. Rinker,
tMrs H, Il. Weaver, Mrs. Thomas Darling
Ton Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Capcle, Miss
MARY White and Mr. and Mrs VIM w.
Hopes
N. BAYARD ENTERTAINED.
+; Tho Wilmington Club last night gave
reception to ex-Ambas sadOr Thomas +,
ka5Ryard, who Is an hononry member Of the
fClnb.
Al Tbe dinner was confined to club mem.
bers and was given in honor of Mr.. Bay
art ) return from the Court of St James.
4 The banquet was entirely Informal. The
menu was:
X, Little Neck CLANS.
Latour Blanche
Consomme Jardiuiere
Vino de Paste.
Brook Trout.
Potatoes Parisienne
x Filet of Beef Nendome.
sFrtsh Mushroom Cecil Asparagus
n Hollandaise.
st. Marccaux
Sorbot Methe
Nestor Cigarettes.
English Snipc
Clos de Vougcot
= Tomatoes and Water Cross.
Roquefort. Toasted Crackers.
Camembert.
Montrose Pudding.
Strawberries on the Stem.
Coffee
Liqueurs
Cigars.
Mr. Bayard spoke feelingly of the honor
shown him and said he was glad to be back
I u n fIbn-a i,p l,I.