Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-06-13
MORE JUNE BRIDES,


last night week. M
The ceremony was one Of tine prettiest
and most fashionable ever celebrated In
this city aud the church was hand
sonely decorated Eight horhl arches
Of red and white LaFrance roses en-
twined with Southern smiax were
erected along and across the centre
aisle. whi.o banks of palms and similar
p ant decorated the space inside the
chancel ana the windows along the side
of the church.
John Craig. the organist Of St
march as the bridal party entered the
church and. proceeded to the chancel
where they were met by the groom and
his best man. The bride was attended
by Miss Josephine Harvey of this city
as maid Of honor: Miss Lucille Fletcher
and Miss Mary Crane Bromley OF New
York, Miss Rose Hope Luke of East
Orange, Nd, and Miss Alkaline Lobdell
Jones of this city as bridesmaids.
David Lindsay, Jr, OF this city was the
best mau and the ushers were W. Allen
Lindsay and Harry Il. Speakman of
this city, Adam Keith Luke of East
Orange, N. j., William Montgomery
Hartman Kugn Gilmore of Overlook.
The bride was given away by her
father, and the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Hubert W. Wells,
rector of st. Andrews Church assisted
by the Rev James Mckinney of Phila.
delrhia This bride was handsomely at
tired in an imported gown of white lace
over white satin and carried a shower
bouquet OF lilies of the valley. Miss
Harvey wore gown of white Liberty
silk, trimmed with old lac and carried
pink sweet peas. tied with long ends OF
pink chiffon. Tho gowns of the brides
maids were point de esprit, over white
silk, with sashes of pink chiffon, and
they carried bouquets of sweet reas.
Little Misses Sarah Bioley Evans ard
Jean Lindsay Evans, nieoes of the
| bride, we're the flower girls and looked
very pretty in white gowns, with pink
sashes 1hey carried baskets OF pink
blossoms.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the residence of the brideis
parents, at No. 1901 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. The house was eiaborately decor
| ated and the large lawn surrounding
appeared ablaze with light. Several
| hundred guests were present and the
reception riyalled the scene at the
church in it's brilliancy.
| While the reception was IN progress
at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs Lindsay
| the employees of the Augustine Paper
Mills, belonging to the Jessup & Moore
| Paper Co., of which Mr.. Lindsay is the
vice. president and general manager,
were given supper in honor OF the
occasion.
CAMERoN-MAXWELL.
Miss Edna W. MAXWELL daugh.
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Brink,
and James W. Cameron, Jr., of Sharon,
Pa, were married at O'Clock last
night week at the brides home, No. COZ
Van Buren, street, by the Rev. X. II.
Adams. The bride was attended by Miss
Anna Dent as maid OF honor, and the
best man was Charles II. Smith. The
ushera were E. ii. Rudolph and John
Patterson. The bride was gowned 10
Paris muslin over Liberty satin and
carried shower bouquet of Bride roses.
The maid OF honor was attired in white
Paris muslin over pink Liberty elk
and carried La France roses. The house
was decorated with ferns and daisies.
The bride was given away by her
father. After a Wedding supper was
served Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron left fol
trip to Washington. They will make
their future home in Sharon, Pa.
HAMAN-HARPER.
Miss Florence M. Harper, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs, James S. Harper, anc
Charles K. Haman of Bayonne, N. j.,
were married In Harrison Street NJ, Il.
Church last night week by the pastor,
Rev. W. e. Avery. Miss BERTHE
Harper, sister of the bride, was mait
of honor and Ernest A. Gillespie wa,
best man. The bride and maid Of homo
were dressed in gowns of Paris muslin,
trimmed with lace and ribbons. Tn,
ushers were George X. Garrett, William
Lang, Herman Nailor and Oscai
Draper. Miss Lena Turner, assisted
by Miss Mabel Haupt, played til,
wedding march. The church wal
nrettily decorated with palms nnt
flowers. After the ceremony a reoep
tion was held at the home OF the bride'l
parents, No. 300 North franklin street
About 70 of the relatives and friend
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Hannah re
ceived many valuable presents. TIL,
bridal couple LETT last night for thei
future home at Bayonne N. j.
FIRMAN-BoRIE. A
In one Of the parlors of the Aldip
Hotel, Philadelphia. last week, William
b. Firman of that city, and Hiss Lutt
Rich Borie of New Castle were marie,
by the Rev. Edward L. Brady, paste
of ST. PETERS Church, in New Caste
The bride wore white organdie ana car
ried American Beauty roses. Mis-
Maud E. Firmman was maid OF homo
and the brides sister, Miss Florenc
. Rorie, acted as bridesmaid. Fran
Borie was best man, and A. j. Living
!. stone was usher.
> LLoYD-PoRTER.
In the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Elkton, Nd. yesterday week
. Miss Lydia buckingham Porter, daugh
.. ter Of the late X. q. Porter, Cherr
: Hill, was married 10 Emlen Bullod
, Lloyd of Wilmington. Miss Mario
, Lloyd. sister Of ths groom, was maid o
! honor. Frank Ogden of PHILADELPHIA
/ was best man. t
1 PAyNE-DENNY. 8E4&
Miss Gertrude H. Denny, daughter {
ex-Sheritf George Denny OF Geo
county, and Benjamin W. Payne,
; young farmer of near ElStou, wer
, quietly married last week at Ellrto
NJ. E. parsonage by the Rev. II. Il
! Stephenson.
. MISREPRESENTATION W
A license has been issued at Medit
: Pa, for the marriage of Lewis Kellal
8 Of Braudywine Summit aud EIizabet
kirkpatrick of Dilworth town. II,
9 sYNDER-LETTERING.
q Jacob Snyder and Annie LETTERING
8 both of this city, were married lai
!, week at Asbury parsonage by Il
I Rev. H. S. Dulaney, 7se 5I'