Smyrna times., 1902-11-05
OCTOBER WEDDINGS SOLEMNIzED.
fisrringtOn-Rees NuptiaIs at Harrington in
Which Miss Bertha Bailey of KentOn and
DR.. R. II. Clifton of Smyrna Took Part.

A very pretty wedding was SOL
emnized in the M. e. Church at Har-
rington on Wednesday evening last
at o'clock. The contracting parties
were Miss Medora Blitz Reese, eldest |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Reese,
of near Harrington, and Mr.. Loren
Booker Harrington, of Philadelphia.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
E. @. Atkins. Toe church was elabor-
ately decorated. Miss Katherine LIE
Fevre, of Atlantic City, played the
wedding march. The bridal party
was composed of seventeen persons
and made beautiful group as they
stood around the altar. Miss Elva
Reese, a sister of the bride, was maid
of honor, the bridesmaids were Miss
Bertha Bailey, of Kenton, Miss Julia
Heather, of Betterton, Miss Ellora
Parabus, of Stockton, and Miss Della
Wright, of Harrington. The flower
girl was Miss Medora Ingra m, of
Houston. Edward Wickes, of PhiIa-
delphia, was best man, and Prof. Leon
A. Davis, of Greenwood, DR.. Roy F.
Corley, of Dover, DIR. r. H. Clifton,
of Smyrna, and Frank Fleming, of
Baltimore, we're groomsmen. The
ushers were Henry Fleming, Norman
Shaw, Olin Waller and Fred Har-
rington, all of Harrington. A large
number of relatives aud friends were
present. The bride received many
handsome and useful presents.
Other Weddings on the Peninsula.
l The marriage of Miss Ida Thomp
: son, of Queenstown, Md, to Mr.
Clairveaux Waller, assistant passenger
agent of the Queen Anne's Railroad
s took place Thursday afternoon at tn,
d Protestant Episcopal Church il
e Queenstown, Rev. A. Bate, oficiat
f ing. Miss Edna Kurtz, of Baltimore
i was maid of honor. The groom wa
q attended by Mr.. Cleveland White, O
d Salisbury. The ushers we're H. d
70 Stanford, of Princess Anne; Jane
d Wilson, of Princess Anne; Summer
It field Tilghman, of Centreville; Dl
J. Charles Davidson, of Easton; DR.. "
|. 81. Smith, of Baltimore; and f. H
10 Smith.
rs One of the prettiest weddings eve
it witnessed in Elkton, took place in ii
n Elkton Presbyterian Church, at
IL O'Clock, Tuesday evening, when M
I'd John Wallace Scott of Germantown
a. Pa, and Miss Ada Cornelia Well
er one of Elkton's favorite daughter
as joined in the holy bonds of matrimon,
ed Miss Cora Morris Barber, younge
n daughter of the late Hiram Barbe
IS, was quietly married at her home me-
ek the Milford depot on Wednesds
re morning, October Goth, to DR.. Frar
its Irving Hurlock, of Philadelphia. III
,r- ceremony was performed by Re
er George 7. Hurlock, father of Il
lie groom.
- Coming Dover Wedding Announced.
he An engagement of much interest
EN- the people,of the State capital has iu
led been announced. It is that of Nj
re. Nellie Turner, only daughter of Re
aly Joseph Brown Turner, pastor
no Dover Presbyterian Church, and HI
Or. ry G. Louderbough. of Jersey Gil
ay Mr.. Louderbough is connected wi
ere the New Jersey Paint Works.
lie. The marriage of Mr.. Joseph NJ. p
Is. Wis, clerk to the Board of Cour
lad Commissioners for Queen Ann
rge county. Md, and Miss Maize Harl,
OF daughter of Mrs. Barbara Harley,
r. Centreville, Md, is announced to Ii
ent place at st. Pauls 2. e. Church, q
lax, treville, on Thursday, November 20
nit at o'clock, a. m.
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