Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-10-30
BRILLIANT MARRIAGE AT MIDDLE IL an
Miss Lucie Cochran and Carl Harrington
Welded in st. Anne's r. L. Church
Thursday Afternoon.

Miss Lucie Cochran and Carl Harrington
Welded in st. Anne's r. L. Church
Thursday Afternoon.
Special Cores espondenee OF Gazette and Journal.
Middletown, Oct. 23.-One of the prettiest
weddings that has taken place in st. Anne's
Church in recent years was solemnized this
afternoon, when Miss Lucie Cochran of this
place and Carl Harrington of Philadelphia
were married. The church Was profusely
decorated with flowers, and was filed to the
doors with the many relatives and friends of
the contracting parties.
The ceremony was performed at O'Clock
by Rev. w. j. Wilkie. rector of the church.
The bride was given away by her father,
Julian Cochran. She was gowned in white
lace robe over chiffon and taffeta silk trim
mings of panne satin and a garniture of
pearls, and carried a shower bouquet of
Bride roses and lilies of the valley. She also
wore brooch of pearls, the gift OF the
groom. The matron of honor, Mrs. ). ID.
Townsend of Chambersbnrg, Pa, formerly
Miss Helen Cheairs of Delaware City, vas
gowned in pink crepe de chine and carried
white chrysanthemums Misc Corrine Doch-
ran Mendinhall of Wilmington was flower
girl. She wore white Paris muslin and lace
and carried basket of white 1owers. The
maids were bIiss Anne. Cochran OF New
York; Miss Jessie Harrington, Pennington
Miss Elizabeth Hanson of New York. and
Miss AIDA j. Foard, Miss Eliza Green and
Miss Helen Cochran of Middletown, the last
named sister of the bride. They wore
gowns of white peau de cigne, and carried
pink chrysanthenums and wore wreaths
of white Crown roses in their hair.
Watson Harrington of Pennington was
best man and the ushers were Joseph Mend
inhalI of Wilmington, Alfred Ward of Phila-
delphia, DR.. Cecil Green of Middletown,
DIR. Steele of Newark, W. N. Reybold oi
Delaware City and Malcolm Cochran Of
Middletown.
After the wedding a reception was held
for the bridal party and the near relative;
and friends. The decorations were in pinh
and white. and Hanna of Wilmington
| served. Afterward the bride and groom lei
on the Norfolk express for northern trip
They viii be at home in Philadelphia aite
November i5ih.
The presents we're numerous and elegan
/ and included many gifts of cut glass, silse
aud china anti seysra! checks ior vRricu
| amounts. The blide Is q daughter OF MIR
anti Mira. Julian Cochran and a grand
| daughter of this late former Governor Coch
! ran The occasion of today'4 wedding ais
marked tbs 29thssvedding anniversary Of n
| brides parents. Mr.. Harrington ss originali
! from Harrington, this stats He is
I graduate of De eaNere College. and at IN
/ present time IL connected Nith th;a eleatrica
| department OF It's He'll Telephone Go. Il
| Philadelphia. 53th The bride and groom
/ hfc hHl Known tllI nave tA.AAS i+A'@AAI
throughout the state.
Bo8KFi-M HEipE.
a pretty wedding was solemnized at
O'Clock last night week at home of MIR. an
Mrs. John Mcbride, Is0l West Fcnrt
street. The contracting parties were Mis-
Nellie B. Mcbride and Harvey Booker
agent for George B. Booker, comnIissio
msrchsnt OH East Fourth strsat. The cere
mony sgas par!oslIed by Re-. Alfred Smith
y. D., pastor pf EpwoEth II. Z. Church
Mrs Rosl Thompson was toe maid 9
honor ard Geurr. 4. Booker, brothe. Of tn
G,0o,n, was bsst man. .i'ne house was ''stf
fully decorated for the 5ccas on with potte
plants aH3 cut flowers. fhe ueiaa WAS give
asas Ly her faIher. &irs. Florence ). H
Fisnsrs plEyeii the wedding march.
M~. land Mrs. Booker, after congratuiG
tionSthd dinner, boarded the i013 g,
prees over the Baltimore " Ohio railroa
for Washington. They will return OH Sur
day. The BRIDES dress was white mu
trimmed with lace madallions over whit
silk. She carried roses. The maid of hone
wore dress of white Persian lawn, tucke
with medallions and butter lace. The guest
were relatives and immediate friends. Nj
and Mrs. Booker will reside at 1907 Wea
Fourth street.