Smyrna times., 1902-10-22
CUPIOS BUSY CAMPAIGN
OF BRILLIANT WEDDINGS
DR.. EDWARD STRONG DwIGHTWEDS MISS
MARIA WILLIS MARSHALL OF VIRGINIA.
Mr.. George MaIOy Richards Weds MISS lla'''e
James Barber of Camden. N. J.-Olne'
Weddings Of WelI.knOwn Delawareans'


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Weddings of Well.knOwn Delawareans' ii
Miss Maria Willis, daughter OF Mr. =,
and Mrs. Edward Carvington Mar :
shall of Fanquier County, Virginia
was married at noon, October fifteenth, !
tn DIR. Edward Strong Dwight, OF
Smyrna, Del. The marriage tooA
place in Leeds Church, Hume Va'
and was followed by large reception
at the home of the brides parents
The decoration of the church was
very elaborate, consisting OF arches
and festoons of Virginia creepef anu
ground pine interworked with cosmos
and chrysanthemums. Palms ana
ferns with many lighted candles were
placed in and about the white altar
The bridal procession entered the
church to the strains of Mendellsohn's
wedding march, Mrs. Jefferson Ran
dolph Taylor, organist. The follow
ing ushers led the way: Mr.. Edward
P. Marshall of Philadelphia, Mr.. ).
Reaney Marshall, Mr.. j. Keith Mar
shall, brothers of the bride, DR.. Rich.
ard Mason, Mr.. James Leroy Baxley
and Mr.. Beverly A. Marshall.
The maids following were Miss
Claudia B. Marshall, sister OF the
bride. Miss Emily W. Marshall, Miss
Mamie B. Norton, Miss Sallie Strlb-
ling. cousins, Miss Jeanie Amber and
Miss Isabella Gold. All wore white
and green chiffon and carried white
chrvsanthemums. The maid OF honor
was the brides youngest sister, Miss
Belle Marshall, who wore gown OF
white chiffon trimmed with apple
green ribbons and carried white chrys'
anthemums. The brides gown wai
of white chiffon. Her tulle veil wai
fastened by pearl ornaments and hel
bouquet was brides roses.
Mr.. Marshall escorted his daughte
to the altar where she was Joined b.
the bridegroom and his best man, MI
Warren w. Rich of Washington, u
@. The ceremony was performed b.
Right Reverend Leighton Coleman
Bishop of Delaware, assisted by Re-
Jefferson Randolph Taylor, rector
Leeds Church.
A reception at the brides hon
followed the ceremony. Among I'll
suests were Mr. and Mrs. Gray Ca
roll. and Miss Eliza Jacqueline Ms
shall of Leeds, Va, Mr.. and MI
Edward Green of Rappahannock o.
Mrs. James K. Newton, Newpo
News, Va, Miss Ann Marshall, Nj
gantown, West Virginia; Color
Jones and Mrs. Jones, Markham, V
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Newton, n
and Mrs. J.. X. Marshall, Mr.. a
Mrs. J. J. Marshall, Mrs. James
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Triple
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gable, M
Maury Carter, Miss May Marsh
Miss Eleanor Marshall, Miss III
Marshall, Miss Susan Amber NJ
shall. Mrs. Edward Amber, NJ
Susan Amber, Miss Lucy M. 10
of Washington, d. c., Miss Mir
w. Marshall, Miss Claudia Stribli
Miss Lena Stribling, Mrs. III
Gold, Mr.. John Quarles, Mr.. j
Marshall, DIR. Henry Frost, Ma
Williamson Marshall
Mr.. George N. Richards Weds Miss Bar
Miss Halle James Barber, nice
Mr.. Robert L. Barber of Camden
J.. and Mr.. George Maloy Richard
Jersey City, N. j., son of Mrs.
Richards of this town, were NAL
last evening at pretty home wed'
solemnized at the residence of
brides uncle, No. 523 Penn S
IN Camden. The house was be
fullv decorated in white and
cbrvsanthemums with a prof
of nalms and other evergreens.
ceremony took place prompt
7 o'clock and was performed BY
Rev. William H. Fishburn, d.
the First Presbyterian Church,
den. The full ring service was
The bride was attended by a ma
honor. Miss Constance Schneic
Pittsburg. Pa, and two bridesI
Miss Annie Derousse OF Camd
T. and Miss Hettie West Richa
Smyrna, Delaware, sister OF the
Mr.. Fred M. Jackson Of New
was best man. The bride was
away by her uncle.
The bride wore a robe go
Irish crochet, carrying a shove
quet Of brides roses and lilies
valley. Miss Schneider, mi
honor, wore pink chiffon and
white chrysanthemums. Miss d.
and Miss Richards, the brides
wore each gown Of white mou
and carried pink chrysanthemu