The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-11-24
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VISITORS.
TRAYNOR-BONNliR.

Wilmington's prettisst church wedding
of tho season took place yesterday after
noon when Miss Katherine Bonner be-
came the bride Of Martin l. Traynor The
ceremony took place In st. Pau's R. c.
Church, Fourth and Jackson streets, and
was performed by Rt. Rev. John J. Mon
sghan, Bishop of Wilmington in the pres.
ence of large number of friends of the
contracting parties,
u 1t was u chrysanthemum wedding and
thu flowers were numerously displayed
among ferns On the altar. Aa the bridal
party entered ". NJ. S. Brown played
Mendellsoh MS wedding march. Miss
Florence A. Bonner was bridesmaid and
the bestmaa was Joseph c. Stuart Of Bos-
ton. The ushers were DIR. Philip Ira y
nor. George f. o. Connor, Alexander and
John A, Butler. R,v. FathsrA. Connolly
yahd Hughes assisted Bishop Monaghan.
Tho bride is tho daughter Of Mr.yani Mrs
David Bonner and looked charmins in a
fashionable gown Of white point d'osprit.
over white benGaiine, and she carried a
large bouqust of white chrysaN hem ums,
bound by streumers OF ribbon of the same
tint.
The gown Of the bridesmaid was of lem.
on.colored silk null over bengaline while
her bouquet WAS Of ckrysanthemums Of
al orange tint, bound with ribbons to
matoh.
Mr. and Mrs. Traynor held a reception
ot boir FIN No Stvth
Street The bride was the recipient of
many handsome presepts
Among those who called to extend con-
gratulutions were: Mr.. ana Mrs. David
Bonner, Mr.. and Mrs. James i. Traynor.
Miss Isabslls Bonner, Mr., and MrsA ].
Butler, Mr.. ard Mrs. james Bonner, Mr..
and Mrs John Bonner, Miss May Tray
nor Miss Clara Traynor Francis Traynor
Miss Agnes Traynor. Martin F. Keou gh,
of this eli y. Robert Il. Shea of Ncwport,R
l.; tho Misses Isabelle, Elizabeth and
Margaret o. Donnell of Philadelphia. the
Misses 1iernon of Conshochocken, Miss
Katharine Tigbe Laura Wasson. John
Grant. Philadelphia; Mrs. Rose Grant, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Brick, West Chester; John
Trainor, of Baltimore; MiSs Gerrets, of
Bnltimors. Miss Octava Cook, Baltimore;
Richard Cambell, Washington.
AuGER-REED
Miss Bessie A. Reed and George Her
man Anger were married last evening b.
Rev. Richard b. Cook at thu hume of thy
brides parents No. 519 West Sixth Streete
The bride wore white Lansdowne silk.
Hiinmed with point lace and white sahin
nbbon', and carried ohrysanthemum 9.
Miss Anna Cam and Miss Naomi Woods
were no,sssr sirls aud 4t4R,s Woods played
the wedding march. J.. Warren Reod was
best man. The bride was married with
her mothers wedding ring. Many hand
some presents were received, among them
b ing some beautiful pieces of cut glass
and silverware. The rooms were bJauti-
fully decorated with potted plants and
flowers.
"A reception was held directly aftsr the
wedding. Among those preseut were Mr..
Benjamin Reed, Mr. and Mrs. James G.
Reed Mr.. and Mrs. Norman r. Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs j. Harry Cleland,
Mr. md Mrs George Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
K. P. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs Harry Ack-
erman, Rev. r. b. Cook and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ausiermuhl. Mrs. r. A.
Bates, Mrs. Ackerman. Mrs. Florence G.
MUM, Mlss Harrlet MUM, Mr9. mar Ia
Tucker, Miss blanchard. Miss Whitoraft,
Mrs. Charles e Sparks, Jr., Mrs. L. A.
Lang, Miss Hattie Ables, Andrew ADles,
J. Warren Reed, Harry ". Lang, Cornell
ius 3d. tty, George u, Lang. Miss Maria
Raymond, of Port Deposit, Nd. Miss Ly-
dia McCadden and Miss Melsia Roberts, of
Philadelphia; Mrs KITE Anderson, of |
Western Maryland; Miss Jeanette Whit
man, of Reading; Charles Zimmerman, of
fla tip (Ntv and Misc Flnranpa and E,n.
,na Trainor, OF Chelsea, Pa. The bride |
and groom left OIL late train for Phila-
delphia whsre they will stay until to-mor
row morning and take a steamer for Liv. |
orpooi and make an extended tour through |
Europe.