Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-04-19
WEDDINGS.

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Miss Mary II. II. Dunning and Horace A.
beaie, Jr., Married at SC. Andrew,s
Church.
Miss Mary Rogers Hartshorue Dun
ming OF this city, daughter of the late
iJr. Erasmus @. Dunnine, and grand
daughter OF the late Samuel Morris OF
Londongrove township, Chester county,
Pa., was married in st. Andrews
Protestant Episcopal Church 81 6
O'Clock Tuesday evening to Horace Alex
nnder Beale, Jr., of Parkesburg, Pa.
Ihe groom is president Of the Parkes-
burg Iron Co. Bishop Leighton Cole
man oifloiated at the ceremony and WAS
assisted by the Rev. Arthur Wilson
Meldc, rector of the Church of the
Trinity, Gainesville, Pa. The church
was magnificently decorated, lilies and
satin ribbons adjoining the main aisle
and lilies, Palms and smilax the chancel.
Ihe marches were played by Prof.
David Wood of st. Stephens Church,
Philadelphia. To the strains of the
bridal chorus from Wagner's "Lohen-
grim" the bridesmaids marched from
the vestry room to the entrance to the
church, where they met the ushers. who
then moved towards the chancel, rre-
oeding the bridesmaids. Following
them. came the maid of honor, the
groom and his best man and the bride
leaning on the arm Of her uncle, Col.
Evan Morris, of Morriseina, Pa, who
gave her away.
The hymn, 80 Perfect Love-" was
sung by Miss Isabelle Belin Wales.
The Rev. Mr.. Welde conducted the
ritual up to the hetrothal; there 1t was
taken up by Bishop Coleman, who con-
tinued it to the benediction. The
occasional march was Memberships.
The bride wore white satin with
train, trimmed with point lace, and
veil. A magnificent diamond crescent,
the GIT OF the groom, was her orna-
ment. She carried lilies of the valley.
Miss Julia Maui of this city was the
maid OF honor; she wore pink crepe de
chene over pink taffeta, and carried
bride roses. The bridesmaids were Miss
kennair of Lynchburg, Va. Miss Will
son OF Baltimore, Miss Stcne of Coates
Vile, Miss Todd of Philadelphia. Miss
Mary Bush Maui, Miss Cornelia Draper,
Miss Canby and Miss McIlvaine of this
city. They wore pretty gowns Of Fink
crepe de chene over pink taffeta, and
carried shower bouquets of daisies.
The groom's best man was William II.
Law of New York City, and the ushers
were d. b Sharpe of Berwyn, Pa, r.
s. Waddall OF West Chester, o. p.
Metcalf and Charles q. Copeland of
New York City, Robert v. Massey and
U. F. Wyootf of MitHin, Pa, J. H.
Hall of Philadelphia and DIR. Joseph p.
Wales of this city. A throng gathered
outside tho church, but policeman
there did good work in preserving
ORDER.
A reception followed at No. 1915
Washington street, secured especially
for the occasion by the Misses Morris,
aunts of the bride. The house was
beautifully decorated. About 400 guests
attended. Supper was served by u
Philadelphia caterer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beale, after an extended wedding trip,
will reside in Parkesburg. Pa.
TITus-PRIcE.
A pretty wedding took Place in St.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Tuesday, when Miss Carrie Virginia.
liam o, Price Of Chester, Pa, became
employ OF the Philadelphia, Whining
Margaret Prouse of Magnolia played
"Lohengrin',. for the professional
march. The ushers, Waldo G. Wilson
and Leslie h. Casperson of this city and
William G. Roe and j, Dawson Clark,
| of Camden, lid the way, followed by
Mrs. j. Denney Price, the BRIDES sis
| ter sn- law, as matron of honor, and
Miss Ellen Price, the BRIDES sister, as
maid of honor, and finally the bride,
| leaning on the arm Of her brother j.
Denney Price, who gave her away. At
| the front OF the church the groom,
accompanied by his best man, William
Fl. Taylor, met the bride, and the ceie-
mony was performed by the Rev. W. L.
S, Murray, d. D.. pastor of the church.
| A ling was used in the eiemony.
| After the ceremony the party left the
chui oh to the strains Of Memberships
tiiumphal march, ....
| The bride wore white organdie over
white satin, en- train, and with a veil
of tulle. caught with pompon and
orange blossoms. The matron OF honor
wore white organdie over whire satin
and the maid of honor blue organdie
over blue satin.
| A very enjoyable reception followed
at the future home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Titus, No. 407 West Seventh street,
where q large number assembled to ex-
tend congratulations and best wishes.
Many gifts had been received by the
bride. Guests were present from Phila-
delphin, Camden, DEL, and Salem,
N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus left in the evening
on wedding trip north.
1 ABBoTT-wHITE.
John A. Abbott and Miss Ella White
we're married Tuesday night at No. leo
| Sixth avenue by the Rev. George L.
Wolfe of the First Methodist Protestant
Church. Miss Annie White was the
bridesmaid and Charles e. Willard was
best mar.
1 pooDy-o'ToohE.
Miss Catharine O'Tcole and Sergeant
Daniel Doody were married in Phila-
deilhia Tuesday. The bride has been
q visitor to Miss Maria Newell OF this
city.
| WEDDING AT MyDDLETowN.
4 Special Correspondence Of Gazette md Journal.
Middletown, April lS.--'rhe wedding
of DR.. G. B. Pearson Of Newport News
and Miss Mary Estelle Cochran of Mid
dletown took place in Forest Presby-
terian Church yesterday afternoon, the
Rev. r. II. Moore, D. D., officiating.
Miss Mary Maxwell played the wedding
march from "Lohengrin, and double
quartet, composed of Miss Vinie Lynch,
Miss Ada Cochran. Miss Viola No
Wborter, Miss Helen Price, j. b. Max
| roll Eradarick Brady A. G.. REYNOLDS