Evening journal., 1900-01-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEDDING.


Daily Reporter contains the following
account of the marriage OF a Whining
ton physician and a young woman OF
that city:
The most fashionable wedding of the
season. was solemnized at the North
Baptist Church, at high noon yester-
lay. in the presence OF about 300 in
rited guests. Those assuming the mat
rlmonial relations were Miss Elizabeth
Boland Ware, the accomplished daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ware, and
DR.. Mitchell Greenwood, of Whining
ton, Del. The church was richly deco
rated with foliage plants. The chan
eel was artistically banked with palms
while from an arch, beautifully fes
TONED with white roses and branches
Of palms, intertwined with smiiax, was
suspended a floral bell, the joyful rep
resentation of which, was not in vain,
as indicated by the happy faces of the
contracting parties. No shadow Of
gloom or sadness could be cherished
when the golden sunbeams We'd with
each other in emitting their brightest
rays OF cheer and with the enhancing
beauty and effective service of the
lighted tapers, the aspect was very
brilliant At precisely 1890, as the
Lohengrin bridal chorus, played in
mastery style by Professor Arthur
Radcliffe, floated through the church.
the bridal procession entered. The
four ushers, DR.. Edgar Clement, Of
Haddonfield, and DR.. f. Vernon Ware
and Messrs. Lewis Townsend and o.
car Weber, of this city, marched up
he aisle, followed by the two brides
maids, Miss Sara ii. Ware, and Miss
Hannah Gilbert, of Philadelphia, sis
ter and a niece Of the bride. COntinu-
/ ing In the train were the pretty little
/ flower girls, Miriam and Helen Ware,
who were also the brides nieces, close
lily followed by the bride who was I'M
attended as she advanced to the altar.
The groom, with his best man, DR..
Joseph Hood, Of Philadelphia. emerged
from a recess at the south side of the
church and met the bride, who halted
under the marriage pendant. Herchel
Ware performed the duties of page
1.-THE three ministers stood in waiting
and the wedding party took their posi-
tons gracefully in a seml-circle. Rev
b. B. Ware, of Greenwich, a brother o.
the bride, was the officiating clergy
man. The beautiful and impressive
lring service, according to the Episco-
pal ceremony, was used Rev. II. W
Barris, the pastor of the bride, and
Rev. f. +. Briggs, Of the Second Bap-
list Church, Wilmington, Del, the pas.
tor OF the groom. assisted.
The bride looked lovely. She was
exquisitely gowned in a white EN-.
broidered silk, the gift of her sister
Ada, from India, who is the wife o
Rev. John Dussman. The dress was {
model of elegance in design. The Skin
was en- traine with a flounce OF accor
dion plated silk while the oversNir
was deeply bordered with handsom,
hand embroidery, which was delicatel,
caught with orange blossoms. They
also adorned her head. She carrie,
bridal roses and wore a tulle veil
whose long and graceful folds reache,
Z the entire length OF her dress. Th
bridesmaids wore charming costume
! Of white organdy with trimmings O
honlton lace and insertion Their flow
r ers were bouquets OF La France roses
The two flower girls also wore COS
/. tunes Of white organdie and whit
a slippers and carried baskets of pin
p carnations. The groom wore the regu
= lation suit
Il Following the ceremony the guest
r. invited to the reception. whicl
X lasted until 4 O'Clock, were driven ii
t cabs to the home OF the bride.on Nortl
{ Fifth street, where a wedding break
fast was served by Caterer Wrigh
h Here. also, Florist Hughes effort
II were very much in evidence as ID
parlors and dining room were almo.
n hid amid tho profusiOn OF palms an
{ ferns
'tl The presents were a sight to behol,
Z they being magnificent collection q
n costly gifts.
i The newly welded couple lett at "A
for their newly-furnished home, (
Wilmington Del. where the groom
numbered with the medical profession
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
y. c. Badger. Of Mandan. North ia
. kota, Is visiting friends in this cir.
= Mr.. Badger Is one Of the most cNtel
sive and wealthy cattle owners Ia n
et West, having several large ranches. j.
pr Is also a heavy stockholder In N
llss standard oil Company, controlling
large portion OF It's Western business
20 ness.
- Mr. Badger was formerly OF q
- East, having gone West when fiffee
~ years OF age and while yet young, h,
M amassed large fortune. He pays q
~ annual visit 70 his friends in the Eas
M SOCIAL AND Personal NOTES.
err The Misses shortlldge will enterta
" az a card party az their home No. Is
\ Market street, tomorrow afternoon.
by Miss Mary Townsend. Of Odessa.
~ visiting her cousin, Miss Elizabe
M Scott
lie Mrs. William r. Davis and son.
nd Odessa, are guests Of Wilmingt
lse friends.
IS John and Kendell Wiley, OF suss
Ice county, are the guests OF Harvey
an. Wiley. secretary Of the Street a
II Sewer Department
inc Miss NJ. Alyee Short has been Wis
ng Miss Hattie Hearn, in Dolmar
Miss Fannie Walls has returned
her home, In Georgetown.
y1o.y = A. f1rf.. 800. - 80.