Milford chronicle., 1901-10-11
MARRIED.
HALL-EEwARDs.

One of the most charming home we'd
dings of the season, took place at high |
noon on Tuesday last, at the beautiful
residence Of our townsman, Gen. Geo |
H. Hall The contracting parties be-
ing his eldest daughter, Miss Mary FL
lott Hall, one of our winsOme ladies
and Mr.. William Edwards, of Lewes,
Del.
The parlors were richly decorated
with variety of choice plants, vines
and cut flowers, and brilliant with the
costumes of the assembled guests. At
precisely II O'Clock, as Miss Maria eau
sew touched the chords of the Lohen-
grin March, the bridal party entered
the parlor in abe following order Mr..
William V. Supple, Jr., and Mr.. ThOs.
Norman, ushers; followed by Miss
Laura Hall, maid of honor. in pink
crepe de chine. and carrying La France
roses; Mr. Edwards, on the arm of the
best man, DR.. Walter Grier, came in
from the side door; while the bonnie
bride. accompanied by her father,
closely followed the maid of honor.
The bride was becOmingly attlTed in a
wedding gown of white Paris m 0usline
with ribbon trimming, and carried
bride roses. The impressive ritual of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, with
the ring service, was read by DR.. ThOs:
E. Martindale, Presiding Elder of Sal
isbury District, assisted by Rev. T. P.
Harris, pastor of the Avenue Church.
Congratulations were shOwered upon
the happy couple; after which an elab-
crate wedding break fast was served to
the entire party. About 2 O'Clock the
bride and groom, amid shower of rice
and many hearty good wishes, took car
riage for Harrington to meet the Nor
folk Express.
There were about sixty guests, among
? whom were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Edwards, Miss Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs
e Lubker, Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. Norman
e Mr.. and Mrs. Purnell Norman, MI
+ and Mrs. Fred Burton, Miss Fanni
0 Norman, and Miss Orion, of Lewes
g Del; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Megear, an
e Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hall, of Smyrns
}, Capt. and Mrs. Chas. Mcgee, of Phils
IS deIphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers, an
e Mrs. Carey, of Milton; Mrs. McFee, [
, Georgetown. DR.. and Mrs. Martindalt
a of Salisbury. The Milford guests wer
II as follows: DIR. and Mrs. VIM Marshal
1t Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fisher Pierce Mr.. an
rs Mrs. w. V. Supple, Rev, and Mrs.
ne P. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. HOLLAND
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Atkins, Mr.. an
T Mrs. Frank Richards, Miss Elizabet
Richards, Mrs. John Abbott, Mr.. an
e Mrs Stanley Short. Mrs. Watson, Il
ne Misses Draper, Miss Mabel Davis, Mi
Edna Pierce, Mr.. Whitehead. Mr.. Dav
lis Grier, Mr. J. Reedy, and Mr.. Charl
tn Abbott.
It? The wedding presents were numerO
l and costly. We wish Mr.. and Nj
DIS Edwards all prosperity and good chez
ne MAsrEN SMITH.
~ Miss Estella Smith, only daught
~ OF Mr.. and Mrs E. Wesley Smith, W
marred to Mr.. Burton Masten
~ Monday, October 7th, 1901 by Re
~ Frank P. Harris at the home of t
:" brides parents on Washington Str
South Milford The marriage was
presence of the immediate family on
After brief wedding tour the new
~. - welded pair will make their no
with the brides parents.
WATSON-NUTTER.
ked On September 80, 1901, by Rev. J.
t a Butler, at parsonage 2223 South l
lch- teehth streel'JOhh II. watson 10 EN-
, "a J. Nutter; both formerly of Milford