Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-24
GRlSWOLp-LINDSAY NuPTIALS.

Pretty Home Wedding in West PhiIadel-
phiI-- Commissioners yyiilips Son aIarries
Miss BERTHE Lindsay. daughter of
Mrs. Mary Lindsay, was married at
noon yesterday week at her mother's
residence, So North Fiftieth street,
West Philadelphia, to Robert Gibson
Griswold, an Inspector in the United
States Navy The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Dr.. William Treacy
Of Christ Memorial Church. The house
was artistioally decorated. Two flower
girls. Misses Winnie and Mildred Lind
say, accompanied the bride, who was
gowned in peau de sole, with real lace
and orange blossoms. The bridal chorus
from Lohengrin was played by Miss
Eleanor Lindsay Of Germantown,
cousin Of tho bride. Mr.. Griswold is
the son Of Robert Bruce Griswold of
New York and his duties at present are
with the Harlan & Hollingsworth Go.
After November 10Th, Mr.. and Mrs.
Griswold will reside in this city.
APPLEBY-oHEw.
A pretty wedding took place at the
residence of James B. Appleby, Chris.
tiana, on Wednesday sweek at 4
o'clock. The contracting parties were
Miss Pearl Q. Appleby, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. james B. Appleby, and
Stille q. Chew of Msntua, Gloucester
county, N. j. This couple entered the
parlor to the strains of wedding march
skilfully played by Miss Emma IF.
Rettew of Wilmington, and took their
place beneath an arch of evergreen and
cut flowers, when the words were spoke
by Rev. Fred E. McKinsey of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, which
made them husband and wife. After
the ceremony a wedding dinner was
served by a caterer. The bride was
Handsomely gowned in white organdy
and carried white roses, and the groom
wore black coat and trousers with white
vest. Shortly after dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Chew, amid showers of rice, we're driven
TO State Road, where the tram was
boarded for an extended tour.
The following were among the guests
present: Mrs Beulah Chew, Mr.. and
Mrs. and Miss Eleanor Chew, Milton
Chew of Mantua, N. j.; Mrs. Katie
Rettew and Miss Emma Rettew, Mr..
and Mrs. James Moore and Miss Lillian
Moore of Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Appleby and Miss Linda APP
pleby of Bear Station; Miss Emma
Gross Of Hare's Corner, Miss Matte
Tomlin of Philadelphia, Samuel Taylor
of Stanton, Mrs. Mabel litter and Miss
Lillian litter of Wilmington, Rev. and
Mrs. F. j. McKinsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Appleby, Miss Priscilla APP
pleby and Miss Alma Appleby, Miss
BERTHE Whitten, Mrs. Matte McElwee
aud others.
PRATT-DARBrNGToN.
Maurice Baldwin Pratt and Miss
Beulah Walter Darlington were married
by Friends ceremony at the High
Street Meeting house, West Chester,
Thursday night. Miss A bby Mary Hall of
SwarthTore, was maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids were Miss Alice W.
Titus of Long Island; Miss Caroline
II. CASTOR, Philadelphia; Miss Frances
Darlington, Glen Mills. and Miss L.
Bertha Pratt, Goshenvile. j.. Herbsrt
Pratt was best man, and the .ushers
were Marshall J, Reynolds, Malvern;
Thomas 3. Mellor, West Chester; DIR.
Harry |. Haines, Coatesville, and
Charles G. French, Philadelphia.
wILLITs-CooPER.
Merritt Noxen Willis, Jr., and Miss
Loretta Cooper were married Thursday
in Park Avenue Methodist Church
Philadelphia. The Rev. w. M. JeIferis,
ID. D., of this city performed the cere-
inony, HS5lsI6u Dy gne h6V. Dr. w. B.
MaoMullin. Mr.. Willis ia son of
Levy Court Commissioner Merritt N.
Willis of Middletown. The bride is
also connected with the Delaware
family of Cooper.
UITCH-FILBERT.
Miss Helen FiIbert Of Schuylkill
Haven. Pa. and DIR. g. W. Hitch of
Laurel were married at noon Thursday
at the Filbert residence, by the Rev.
ID. NJ. Moser.