Evening journal., 1901-04-30
ERRIED BY
BISHOP COLEMAN
|liant Church Wedding
in Clayton at Noon
le and Groom TO Reside in
This City-0ther Social
Events of Interest

g snecial TO the Evening Journal.
e avtOn. April 30.-Wedding bells
usly rang in Clayton this after
when the marriage Of Miss Isa-
4 Endsworth Tunis, only daughter
& lr. and Mrs William H. Tunis, tol
& a Meredith Huff, of Wilmington,
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Huff, OF
81 imore. was solemnized in Trinity
81 rch in the presence of 300 guests
wedding was the most notable oneI
Fhis vicinity for ten years. The deco
ons were on a magnificent scale.
N Right Rev. Leighton Coleman, Of
II mington, bishop of Delaware, was
officiating clergyman, the ring cere-
8ny being used.
IS the bridal party entered the
3lrch Mrs. r. l.. Reynolds, Miss Ethel
gers, J. Edwin Hoffecker and James
4 Donovan. forming a quartet, With
s. Howard Grant presiding at the or
ol, sang 20, Perfect Love-" The bride
Is leaning on the arm of her father
Il 4 was preceded by the ushers, w. II.
( 'nis, Jr., Of Washington; Walter
4 III. Of Baltimore: w. A. Huddelston,
Richmond; G. w. Nealy, of Cam
dge; the bridesmaids, Miss Edna
mis- and Miss Minnie McCOnaughy, OF
ayton. and the matron of homer, Mrs
II. Tunis, of Philadelphia. r. H
mis- was best man, and, with the
DOM, met the bride at the altar.
/ The bride was charmingly g0wned in
'lite peau de sole, with trimmings oi
|lite mousseline and pearls, her tullt
/ il being caught with a bunch Of or
.ge blossoms. She carried an i'm
ense bouquet OF Bride roses. The
atron of honor was becOmingly at
red in pink organdie over pink silk
earring a pink MULE hat and carrying
shower bouquet of sweetpeas. Th'
idesmaids wore dainty gowns o
hite organdie over white silk an'
lace, wearing white tull'
ats and carried white carnations.
After the ceremony a reception wal
eld in the home of the brides par
nts. when an elaborate breakfast wa
erved by Caterer E. E. Hanna, o
The house was beauti
nlly decorated for the occasion witt
are. plants by a Philadelphia florist
md Watkins Orchestra furnishes
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huff took the Norfoll
'Xpress for a tour to Harrisburg, Buf
alo and points in Canada. Upon thei
'eturn home they will reside at 211
street, Wilmington, wher
he groom is the Adams express ageni
lis father is superintendent of the e2
press company in Baltimore. and th
'ather of the bride is the Adams eN
press route agent for Delaware.
Among the many guests were the TO
lowing from Wilmington who came [
Clayton ON a special train: Mr.. an
Mrs. J. F. Higgins, Captain and Mr.
willard Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Petition
Mr. and Mrs. +. Carlisle, Mr.. and Mr.
Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. S. Hyland, Nj
and Mrs. Charles Horn Mr.. and Mr.
J. NJ. Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ;
roney. Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Horn, NJ
and Mrs. Julian Robinson. the Re
and Mrs. A. N. Keigwin. Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. GeOrl
B. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Snyder, M
and Mrs. II. B. Seeds, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Seeds. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Strayer, M
and Mrs. c. w. Pyle. Mr.. and Mrs Sa
terheld, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lawso
Mr. and Mrs. John Richie, Mr.. and Nh
J. p. Downes. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Woolle
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Conner, Mr.. al
Mrs. J. B. Mongar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Helm. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Harmonso
Mrs. Mary Bane, Mrs. d. Porter, Nh
A. Carey.Mrs. M. Gibson, Misses Nam
Gibson. Elsie Horn. Fannie Armstron
Ada Robinson. Mary Dickey, Emn
Dickey. Daisy Moore, Kate Casey, An
Alexander, Robert Simmons, Jol
Reinhart. II. L. Casperson and J.
Warheld.