Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-11-01
HOWELL BIDDLE WEDDING.
Pretty Marriage at Trinity Episcopal
Church Early Last Night Week.

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Pretty Marriage at Trinity Epigcopal
Church Early Last Night Week.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
Trinity Episcopal Church OF / O'clock
last uight week by the rector Rev. II,
Ashton Henry. The contracting parties
were Miss Lucy Glidden Bddls,
daughter OF Samuel q. BiddIe, secrs.
tary OF the Pusey 4 Jones Co. and DR..
Harrison W. Howell, prom insnt young
physician of this city. The church WIS
beautifully decorated, Many relatives
| and friends Witnessed the ceremony.
Miss Aiino Moore Of Buffalo, N, e.,
cousin al the bride, was the maid OF
homer, and the best man was the Rev.
Louis B. Howell of Trenton n. j., a
brother Of the groom. Tee ushers were
DIR. Leonard A Kittinger, Alfred
Biddle Moore and Joseph II. Bailey,
Jr., Of this city, DR.. Frederick Il.
Howell and Robert W. Howell OF jren-
ton, N. j., and Dr. Herbert Leopold of
Philadelphia.
L. Leslie Carpenter presided at thu
organ and played the professional from
Wagner's Tannhauser and the recess
sional from Mendelssohn's triumphal
march. The bridal party entered the
church tc the strains of the process
sional and was received at the chanoel
by DIR. Henry. The bride was given
away by her father.
The bride was gowned in white satin,
trimmed with chiffon and wore her
mothers wedding veil. She carried a
shower bouquet Of white chrysanthe
NUNS and lilies of this valley. Miss
Moore, the maid Of honor, was gowned
in white net over organdie, with cash
of liberty satin, and carried shower
bouquet of pink roses and carnations.
Alter the ceremony reception was
held at the residence of Nj. aud Mrs.
Samuel q. Biddle, No. lilo jackson
street, which was handsomely decorated.
Late in the evening DIR. aud Mrs.
| Howell started on an extended wedding
Tip. On the return they will live &c
No. HOT Madison street. 1--..a..
oTHRR WEDDINGS.
The wedding of Miss Emma Tabitha
Eldredee, daulhter of Capt. and Mrs.
Thorn, ~ Eldredge OF Cape May, to
Charles @. Simmington OF Philadelphia
took place at yesterday week in the
First Presbyterian Church, Cane Nav.
A number of persons from this city
friends OF the Eldredge family, were
| in attendance.
Last night week Miss Sue Souders
was married to George g. Sofia
way. The ceremony took place at No.
| TIA Pine street, the home Of the BRIDES
sister. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Frederic Doerr, pastor Of
st. Stephens Church. The bride was
attended by Miss Fannie Slaughter,
and the groom his brother, Harry 4.
Sollaway. About 100 guests from this
city and neighhoring places attended
the reception which followed the ce,e-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs Sollaway left for
Philadelphia, whence they will make a
western trip. .t.z. .ss
Samuel Middleton, formerly OF this
| city, and Miss Mary Robertson VI Balti-
more, Md. we're married at Christ
Church, Baltimore, last night week.
The marriage of Miss Lille M.
Parker, daughter Of, Gen. and Mrs. /.
Thomas Parker. and William =. Nor
ton, both Of this city, were mari led
last week at the home OF the brids's
parents, No. Goa Poplar street, The
ceremony was perfor ned by the Rev.
Frank T.. Harris, pastor of Scott NJ
L. Church. After the marriage re-
ception took place, about 1926 persons
being present Including number from
other places. The bride and gr ON left
for Harrisburg, Pa, to be gone one
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