The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-12-01
SOCIAL JOTTIN& 81, i.
AND PERSONALS
A Msiange Of Interesting Notes Picket
Here and There Of Whining tonlans
81. and their Many Friends.
PRETTY HOME WEDDING,


Ono of the prettest home weddings of
the season took placs last night at No.
1919 Trenton Place when Miss Anna Mabel
Aldred and j. A. Oliver Jr., were mar
ricd In the presence of n large number of
relatives and friends of tho contracting
parties. Tho ceremony was performed by
Archdeacon Geurgo Hall Of ST. Johns
Church. The nuptial knot was tied In the
spacious par!or beneath q bel! OF orchids
the bride being given away by her brother,
Bertrand Adred.
The bridesmaid was Miss Elizabeth AL.
dred Of Manchester, N. H., Il sister OF tn,
bride. Charles II. Sasse was best man
and Fl, G Savlllo and A. ". Swartz
were ushers. A.. Pointsett Fothergill
played the Wedding march.
The bride More irock Of white silk
trimmed with MouSse.ine dc sole and
satin ribbons. She carried bunch of
brides roses. The bridu-maid WINS dressed
III light gray, trimmo't with satin ribbons,
She carried II bunch of American beauty
roses. Immediately following the cere.
party partook Of u wedding supper.
Mr.. Oliver Is one OF the most prominent
members OF tho Wilmington Bicycle Club
tnd among the many handsome wedding
presents was silver service from tho clab
members.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver loft Wilmington on
the II o'clock train over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad Tor short wedding trip
South. When they return they vii! live
at No. 1912 Trenton place,
Sweet. OF Central Falls, r. l. mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Maxim, Pawtucket, Il. l.; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Henderson, Appleton. Nd,
Mr. and Mrs. John White, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Stafford, Mary Beard, Joseph
Beddcws Mrs Ann Aldred, Lavlnia Fol-
len, Fred Beddows, Lizzie Beddows, Faith
Aldred, Bert Aldred, Manchester. N. H.;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maude. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cargill Mrs Frank Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Watson, Jean Mack
lem, Mamie Carsill. Sarah Percy, Ida
phia; MIR. aud Mrs. John Armstrong,
Eldystone; Mr.. and Mrs. James McClc-
landsvllle; Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Thomas,
Norfolk; Helen Henderson, Baltimore
AMMO Durfee, Katharine SlocunI, Fall
River. Mass; Ida Dean, New York; Johu
Aldred Lawrence, Mass; George Shines,
Central Falls; George Il. Hildebrand, Pitts.
burg; Sarah Oliver, Strickerssiile; Mary
Tuggart Chicago; Emma Aldred, Law
renee Mrs, Alice Henderson, Christiana:
Mrs Lewis SUISSE, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Jenkin:, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sawdon, Mr..
and Wilbur Sasse. Mr.. and Mrs j. II Sa.
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. LOWS Scheu, Reba
Coyle Bessie Blake, j. A. Oliver, ST.;
Maud Thomas. james Crippen, Mrs.
AMMO Lewis Mrs. W. G. Hartmann, 8.
u. Forbes, Harry Turner, Mrs. Addio
Steward, Mrs. Annie Palmer, Julia Stein.
icken, Charlss Sas:e, William II. Hollett,
Hugh G. Browne. II. II. BlIlany, Tillie
Baker, Isaac Bowers, Harry Savllle Harry
Klund. George Cornell, Bertha Chalfant
lola Chalfant, Samuel Dillon, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. n. o. Schoticld, George Dunbar,
james Bowers. Daniel Farra, Sceley N.
Levy, Frank Boyle Charles II. Gray, John
A. Chapman, Harry Dickerson.
The coach in which Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
rode to the station was decorated in black
and orange, the colors OF the Wilmington
Bicycle Club American flags and lanterns.
On top Of the vehicle WAS n large trans
pa ceDcy containing the words. Just Mar
ried.' A number of the club men march.
ed alongside tho cab. carrying sticks of
I'd fire. At the station the club men
formed circle around the bride and
groom and gave tho club yell.