Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-04-18
MORE EASTER BRIDES.
Numerous Weddings Still Interest
the Social World.

Emmanuel M, Il. Church, Townsend,
last week, when Miss Nina q. Scott
became the wife OF Lee L. Maloney.
The bride is a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Scott, and the groom
is bookkeeper in the bank OF the
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Co.,
in tins city. The church was decorated
with pink and white flowers. MIS-.
Clara Lattomus played the wedding
march, to the strains of which the
bridal party entered the church. Miss
Ethel MHloney was the maid Of honor
and Levi Lattomus the hest man. The
ring was borne by little Hart Scott
Miss Lola Finley, Miss Lizzie Disch,
Miss Stella Van Dyke and Miss Maud
Smith were the bridesmaids, and Will.
liam L. Eliason, John Townsend, Will
liam Money and Theodore Ferguson
were the usheis. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Alfred Scott,
assisted py Rev. George p. Jones. The
bride looked charming in gown OF
white organdie oven pink silk. A fter
the ceremony u reception was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maloney starred on a
bridal trip, after which they will
reside in their new house in Townsend.
CONGRATULATIONS.
Miss Mary Josephine Milligan.
daughter of Rev. and Mrs, j.. r. Mill.
gan, was married to Charles L. Rom
mel. Of this city in st. Georges presby.
terian Church yesterday week. Her
father, VINO is pastor of the church,
performed the ceremony. The church
was beautifully decorated with flowers
Miss Rebscca o. Milligan was maid
Of honor. Miss Sara Milligan, sister
of the bride: ISIS Bessie Clifford OF
Zion, Md. ; Miss May Whitnaok Of
Conshohooken, Pa, I; Miss Ellen kim
Miss Matilda Sooy of Wilmington. and
Miss Mabel Bratton Of Philadelphia
were bridesmaids. Mary McClintock
Of Wilmington aud Elizabeth Clark Of
ST. Georges were the flower girls.
Howard p. Milligan was the page, and
the ushers were John Milligan Of Pitts
burg, William Rommel OF Wilmington,
Stewart Clark, william D. Clark, Nor
man McMullIn and John McMullin OF
st. Georges.
The bride wore iyorY~satin and old
lace, the gown her mother had worn
when she was a bride. Mrs. Hinsel Of
Delaware City play ed the wedding
march.
After the wedding a reception was
held at the manse, many guests being
| present. Mr.. and Mrs. kommel will
make their home in Pen Argyll, Pa.
uLMAE-BAnCLAy WEDDING DATE,
J. Stevens Ulman and Miss Gertrude
Oldfield Barclay of New York will be
married on April 18th instead of early
in June. Tho reason for the moving
forward of Miss Barclays wedding il
that after the date had been set fol
June her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| A. Barclay, learned that they could mol
extend the lease of the fine old Pitcher
mansion at Short Hills, which they
have occupied all winter, beyond MAY
10th, and which is well adapted in siz,
and appointment for a large countr,
wedding. Mr.. Uiman is member o
the firm of F. Blumenthal e. Go.
KELLEY-HANBY.
Miss Rebecca May Handy, daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ID. Handy o
Carpenter, and James L. Kelley of thi
city were married at the Handy resi-
dence last week by the Rev. W. +
Lewis of Rodney Street Presby
Church. Miss Mabel b. Handy was th,
bridesmaid and Alfred l.. Kelley tn
hest man. Hanna was the caterer. Nh
and Mira Handy left. amid shower o
rico, on the IL. 10 train. They will
reside at No. 1902 West Eighteenth
street.
eERAeHTY-sTREToH.
In st. Vincent de Paul's Roma
Catholic Church, East Price street
Germantown, Pa, last week, Mis-
Della II. Geraghty was married t
Charles p. Stretch OF this city by th
Rev. john W. Moore, q. NJ, OF 81
Vincent's Seminary. The bride wor
gown of blue crepe de chine trimme
with Russian lace, and u hat OF blu
chiffon, The maid OF honor was Mar
h. Geraghty, cousin of the bride
Joseph b. Dougherty acted as hes
man.
MISREPRESENTATION
The marriage of Miss Carrie "
Stevenson OF Chester TO William
Vinsinger Of Elkton, Nd, took plac
last week in Trinity NJ. f. parsonag,
Chester The ceremony was performe
by the Rev. DR.. E r. Burris. Nj
and MIS-. Vinsinger left on souther
trip and on their return will reside
:. their new home in Elktou, where ii
groom is a prominent business man.
wEL>H-FoRD.
Chief Engineer John F. Welsh of IL
Fire Department md Miss Katie 4
Ford we're married at 4. 80 O'Clock ye
terday week in st. Mary's Roma
Catholic Church. A reception folowt
. at the home of the BRIDES parents N
i a4l Claymont street. Mr.. and Mr.
i Welsh will spend their honeymoon
1 Atlantic City.
I, M'N.RY-MoRRow.
Thomas II. McNary of Washingto
Pa, and Susan G. Morrow of Gree
vile we're married lest week at Il
BRIDES home by the Rev. Kensey
, Hammond, rector of Emmanuel Churc
y and the Rev. DIR. Albert ii. Stud
b hacker OF st. Matthew's Luther
: Church, Brooklyn, N. T., uncle Of d
y bride.
! LITTLF-JoHHsoN,
Miss Beulah II. johnson of No. 8
West Sixth street, this city, was ma
red to Robert q. Little at the groom
!; residence, No. 1000 Turner stree
IL PHILADELPHIA, last week, by the Re
a Mr.. Clark. Miss Mary Little, sister
k the groom, and William Dunlap sto
y up with the bride and groom.
!. ATTENDED CHESTER WEDDINGS.
d Or. and Mrs. Herman E. Ewes Of ii
* city last week attended the weddi
of Miss May Stewart and Miles
Stille, at the home of the parents
~ the bride No. 81 Hyatt street, Chest,
~ a number of persons from this o.
a yesterday attended the wedding of NJ
n b. NJ. Connolly and John II. Keynote
:" in the Church of the immaculi
Hart at Ehastar vaAtardav aftarnof