Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-06-20
WEDDINGS.
Marriage OF Miss Mao a. Appieby ana Ben-
jamin II. bye at Grace Church.

Miss Mao A, Appleby and Benjamin
T.. Bye were married last week at
Grace M. u. Church by the Rev. Will
liam W. King, assisted by the Rev. f.
b. Short. The church Was handsomely
decorated, being planned by the bride
and arranged by Miss Elizabeth b.
johnson and Miss Gertrude Lackey.
Tho decorations were principally of
ferns, roses, smilax and mountain laurel
from Browns Mills in the Pines,
Around the pulpit were large banks OF
palms and potted plants. Spanning
each of the centre aisles were gates OF
roses. which were opened by the flower
girls, Miss Eleanor Bye Of Swarthmore,
niece Of the groom, and Miss Iva
Adele Apnleby, niece OF too bride. Tho
bridal party passed through the gates
as Prof. u. Il. Crosson OF Philadelphia
played the wedding march from Lohen-
grin, which wHse sung By the Temple
Male Quartettc.
The bride wore penu de sole over
white talfeta and carried shower
bouquet of Bride roses. She wore a
string of pearls, the gift of her uncle,
George Robinson. The matron of honor
was Mrs. +. ID. Short, who wore gown
of Paris muslin, trimmed with old lace.
She carriednn ivory bound prayerboolS,,
from which was read the marriage SER
vice. Afterward the book was handed
to the BRIDE and the matron Of honor
took the bride bouquet. Miss Blanche
ID. Appleby WAS the maid Of honor, and
wore point de esprit over white tatfeta
and carried ,pink roses. The brides
maids were Miss Stella o. Stroud and
Miss Mary Il. Stroud, who wore gowns
of Paris muslin, covered with lace and
insertion. The page was Reed Cole
man Bye, who carried the ring on a
Pillow made OF the same material as
the BRIDES gown. The best man was
@. S;ellman Williams, and the ushers
were Joseph Hyde, II. Clarence Hollis,
Harvey D. Eiiason, Herbert L. Rice,l
Harry p. Joslyny William r. Foster
ard r. Clement Wheeler. After the
ceremony q reception was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Rob-
inson, No. 1l04 Jefferson street. At
night MIR. and Mrs. Bye loft for trip
to Boston, ana upon their return will
apend the summer at O farm on the
New Castle rond.
DOUBLE WEDDING.
A pretty double wedding took place
last week at the Hotel Savoy, New
York City. The two brides were the
daughters OF Mr., and Mrs. Richard
Patzowsky Of this city. Miss Antoinette
Patzowsky WAS hurried to Nathan
Fleisoh, Jr., and Miss Louise Helen
Patzowsky was welded to his brother,
William Howard Fleisch. The cere-
mony was performed in enc of the
private parlors and the suite of apart
ments adjoining was used for the re-
ception. dinner and dance which fol-
lowed. The first couple to be married
were Miss Antoinette Patzowsky and
Nathan Fleisch, Jr The maid of
honor was Miss Clara Haberman.
Miss Irene Levy was the flower girl
and Master Ferdinand Fatzowsly was
| the page. tN4
Miss Louise Helen Patzowsky g maid
of honor was Miss Amelia Patzowsky.
Miss Florence Bamberg was the flower
girl and the page was Master SAM
Bamberg. SAMUEL Fleisoh was Nathan
kleisch 9 best man and Clarence Gerald
| Friend attended W. ii. Feisch. There
were no ushers. Both brides were given
away by their father. They were attired
alike, In gowns Of French lace over
white taffetn, with wells OF tulle
fastened with diamond supbursts, gifts
from their father. Each carried a
bouquet Of white roses and orchids.
Among those invited to the ceremonies
and subsequent festivities were Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Bamberg. Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Bamberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Abram Stein, Mr.. and Mrs George
Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Levy, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Manages, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Charles patzowsky, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Jonaeon, DIR. and Mrs Heyman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tannebaum of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vaughan,
Louis b. Maeid, James Luddy and
Archibald Sampson of Boston; DR.. and
Mrs. Howard Ogle, Mr.. and Mrs.
lHbrace g. KNOWLES, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wright, Miss Estelle Lieber-
man, DR.. and Mrs. Harry ". Briggs
aud Mrs. Thersse Bailey of Whining
ton. @
coLE-wHITE.
Miss Anna Springer Guile and Leonard
White were united in marriage last
night week at $50 O'Clock at their new
home, No. 1922 Tatnall street, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
II. Burgette Short. The wedding was
beautiful and quiet, and the ooupls were
the recipients OF many pretty and use
full presents. The bride was attired in
cream albatross, trimmed In laces, and
carried splendid bouquet of Bride
roses. A collation. was served az the
conclusion OF the ceremony. Those
present included: John White, ST.,
William Cole, Mr.. and MIS-. William
p. White, Mr.. and Mira Frank White,
Mrs. j. l.. Spring, Misses Maize Der.
rickson, Edna Lummis, Annie TAFT,
Ethel and Ella Pierce, Capitola aud
May Pike, Mary Woirt and bertha
White, Harry Cole, Clarence White.
Leroy G. White, W. L. Overdeer, John
White, Dr., and Master Mediord White,
CoMpToN-sARIHel
At the Chapel of the Good Sheph6rd,
Bishopstead, last night week, a
very pretty but quiet wedding took
place. Samuel ~ Compton, leader OF
the Opera House Orchestra, and Miss
Caroline W. Saring, daughter of the
late Edward Saring, being the con
tracing. parties. Bishop Coleman
officiated. DR.. s. @. Frederick at.
tended the groom, and the bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Mary J..
Saring. The bride was given away by
her brother, in-law, Samuel T. Nc
Mullen. Only immediate relatives were
present. After the wedding the happy
couple were given a farewell reception
at the homes OF each and then left for
Atlantic City, to remain until Septeiu
Der. and after September 10th they will
be at home at $40 West Sixth street,
this city.
BowEN.-coLToN.
Thomas j. Bowen, Jr., and Mary e.,
Cotton, both Of this city, were married
at the residences of the brides parents,
No. 1907 West Eighth street, yesterday
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