Smyrna times., 1903-10-21
CUPIO'S BUSY CAMPAIGN
OF BRILLIANT WEDDINGS
NIX ROLAND BELL AND MISS GERrRUE O
SMITH MARRIED AT ASBURY CHURCH.
wedding Was One of the Prettiest SoIem0,,.t
!" several Years and Was Largely At
'ended-TFuax'FieId Nuptiais at Chester


Inc social event around which al
interest centered was the wedding or
thursday the fifteenth of Miss Cor
'ruue Orem Smith, daughter of Mr.
anu MRS. Alfred H. Smith, and Mr.
William Roland Bell. of the TTni+od
states Navy, stationed at NorfoIL
Inc groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs w
~ Dell OF this town. The ceremonv
LOOK place in Asbury M. E. Cbnrcb
AZ nall after one the bridal marty Iod h.,
Messrs. Clarence B. Raymond Dr.
nOoert A. Comegys and G. Davis
Drown OF Smyrna, and Mr.. William
H. BRADY, of Middletown. usbers en-
tered the church, bower of asnaroons
'ops and potted plants, to the en-.
.rancing strains of the wedding march
!ioW Lohengrin, expressivelv rem
oered by Mrs. Coverdale Thev wera
followed by the maids Misses Marie
Esthn' Clara West Hazel Helen E.
waters and Mary LeFevre, and Eba
" "llds, maid of honor. The bride
entered on the arm of her father. who
gave her away and was met at the
chancel, under an arch Of asnoroo,ra
supporting vine covered bell. bv the
groom and his best man, Mr.. A.
homer Smith, of Wayne, Pa. the
brother of the bride. The Rev. V 6
Collins, pastor of the church. nor.
formed the ceremony.
Inc bride was simply gowned in
"hlte silk beriege over white taffeta
with handsome shawl collar of point
uAlcon lace. She wore a veil and
orange blossoms and carried brides
roses and asparagus fern. Her only
ornament was superb pearl brooch
tne gilt OF the groom. The maid of
honor was gowned in a sun pleatad
PINK silk mule made over white or
CANDY, trimmed with Mechlin lace and
carried Bernhardt bouquet of pink
chrysanthemums. The maids gowns
were OF pink point d. Esprit over mink
organdy, trimmed with pink ribbon.
Ihey too carried Bernhardt bonoro4o
OF pink chrysanthemums. A recop.
ton followed at the home of the bride
from two until four; during which time :
refreshments were served by George :
M. Stevenson, caterer. Mr.. and Mrs
Bell left on the New York and Nor.
folk express for Washington. from i
whence they will go to Portsmouth !;
Va where they will be at home after
November 18th at 1915 WASHINGTON h
street.
The following were amono tbosa
present from distance: Mrs. I. w
otoughton, Mr.. Charles Stougbton
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry
Hottecker, Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Irving Handy, Miss Margaret
handy and Master Irving Handy.
Newark; Dr. and Mrs. Cromwell Iron. NJ
sides, Miss Nellie Collins, Camden
n. j., Mr.. James Todd, Mrs. Richard
Jones, Miss Sue Collision, Dover: Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hazel. CheswoId. (u
Miss Emma Smith, Harrington: Mir. w
and Mrs. Ernest Roland. Holmes u
burg, Pa; Rev. o. I. Baynar,l, Hen a
derson, Nd; Mr.. Mum, Was bino- tn
on, d. G. Y la
Former Smyrna Boy Weds Chester Girl. 70
William Nelson Truax of Chester &c
Pa, and son of James Z. Truax of ~ ~
lear Smyrna, and Miss Mary Lee w w
field of Chester. Pa, were married at "
o'clock last Wednesday evening at -,
ne brides home, by Rev. r. K. Ste a.,
henson, pastor of Scott NJ. E. Church. Lal
the groom being Mr. -
tephenson's brother-in law. The
ntire Methodist ceremony, including -,
ne ring, was used. A supper follow +bo
4 the ceremony, after which there oiv
as reception, which was attended On
relatives of the contracting parties. con
be house was handsomely decorated }
lth potted plants and cut flowers. At ooL
'.3O o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Truax left 500
r northern trip. Upon their re- hon
IN they will live in Chester. Thev RIo
ere accompanied by party of friends tbo
far as Philadelphia. A number of
Tests from Delaware were. in atten-
nee, including Rev. and Mrs. r. ECH
Stephenson of Wilmington, and
r. and Mr.. James T. Truax and ".
mes S. Truax of Smyrna.
Ibur Wallace of Dover Weds Southern Girl ~
Mrs. Jack Curry of New Orleans. Won
issued invitations to the marriage will
her daughter, Florence Helen Ed Geol
rds, to Mr.. Wilbur Cullen Wallace. even
merry Oh Dover The wedding seve
i take place this evening at Z vice
lock. Mr.. Wallace is the son of who
s. Elizabeth Wallace, and for VENT
ny years resided in Dover. He is give
living in New Orleans and will Unio
abllsh his home there. asked