The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-11-20
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elexance was that OF Miss Virginia
Spotswood Cooper, only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander b. Cooper
who was married last evening at
@. 30 o'clock to Mr.. William Budd Of
Petersburg, Va. The wedding took
place in the First Presbyterian
Church, the cerc nony being perform
I'd by Rev. S. B. Wylie, pastor Of
The church. The chancel was mass
ed with a pr0lusiOn Of palms and
ferns while in the center Of this viv.
Id green were clusters OF snowy
phrysanthemums.
Admission was exclusively by card
And as most Of those witnessing the
wedding were guests ut the recep-
lion which followed the assembly
was brilliant as tC costume.
Bridal music was rendered during
lhe seating Of the guests until the
bridal chorus announced theentrance
pf tho bridal party, Lohengrin's wed.
hing march being played bv Prof. L.
Leslie Carpenter, OF Wilmington.
lEnveloped In q cloud Of q tlimsy tulle
he,l the bride entered with her faith
cr. She wore an exquisite gown Of
white Duchess satin en- train trim.
med with Duchess lace. The veil
Mas secured by a delicate coral Of
orange blossoms and her boluet was
of bride roses with fern
The bridesmaids who preceded her
were Miss Louise NesLct of New
NOrk, Misses Julia Budd, Frances
b. Budd, Catharine Spoiswood of
Petersburg, Va, Emily X. Potter,
Juliette o. Envs, Florida Enos of
Baltimore, Md, Edith Spruance Of
Wilmington, Del, Miss Sarah Nod.
ncy OF New Castle, was The maid Of
honor. Her gown was Of white Paris
muslin over pink tailcta and her DO.
1uet was white chrysantllemums
The bridesmaids wore similar gowns
trimmed with ribbons and lace over
white tatteta and they carried pink
chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Samuel J. Hurt of Petersburg,
Va, was best man and the ushers
were John J. Is. Cooper Of New York
William Cooper Of Wilmington, Alex
ander b. Cooperof this city, William
thinner, William Davis, Standridge
Spotswood, Robert Martin, Samuel
Budd of Petersburg, Va.
/ Following the ceremony recep.
ticn was held by Mr.. and Mrs. Budl
at the home of the brides parents on
Front street, which had been taste
fully decorated for the occasion.
The bride received fully So, 900 worth
Of presents from her relatives and
friends. The bride is cultured, at.
tractive and popular IN society. AT.
ter an extended wedding tour Mir.
and Mrs Budd will reside in Peters.
burg, Va
| Joe Becker took walk out to the
farm of Noall Higgins yesterday.
While he was there he was in.
formed OF the presence OF a rabbit in
the nearby field. He secured the
gun and blaAed away. The rabbit
was shot but Joe was disappointed
because 1t was a stuffed rabbit.
The following conversation was
yerheard On trolley car:
Young lady, My what Il beautiful
view. would like u home by the
river
Young gentIeman.--"It is indeed
Il pretty part Of the country"
II think | would rather live along
this river than the James river
"Wha. are tie pillows filled with
up here? Hay"
"NO, but they contain hard Jumps
the size of your two fists. You might
Just as well sleep on a stone.''
81 like my pine pillows The
beautiful odor when inhaled causes
one to 60 asleep and sleep soundIy."
Observation-Disclosures street. Del.
aware street.
The Petersburg visitors got off at
Delaware street.
Samuel Ford and Clayton Smead
walked about twelve miles yesterday
and never saw a rabbit.
Frod Klingmeyer and Miss Maria
IIusfeldt of Philadelphia, were mar.
ricd yesterday.
The members OF Friendship Lodge
No. 3, A. o. U. w. are requested to
attend the meeting on Thursday
evening as an amendment to the by
laws will be considered.
The funeral Of Miss Lizzie Farley
was one Of the largest seen here for
gears. This members OF the b. v.
N. Sodality attended 10 a body. The
horal tributes included a bleeding
heart and 81 chrysanthemums from
Hugh Duffy, gates-a.jar from the
employees Of the Knowles Wooden
mills, roses from her family, and
from Miss NJ. McCaughan, chrysan.
themums from Mr.. and Mrs. Shearer
carnations from Mr.. and Mrs. {, S,
King and other flowers During the
course Of the funeral sermon Rev. II.
l.. Brady paid deserving tribute to
the young girl who led such an ex-
emplary life.
In order to catch up with orders
at the Knowles Woo'en Mills they
are running from 6 q. N. to s p. m.
m.