Smyrna times., 1905-11-01
PRETTY OCTOBER WEDDINGS
INTEREST DELAWARE FOLKS
KENT FURNISHED SEVERAL FAIR BRIDES
THE PAST WEEK AT SOCIETY WEDDINGS
Miss Elizabeth Vaughan Evans of Camden
Weds Herman p. Boggs-Dr. J. r. Kuhns
Marries Miss Lola Hutchins.

OA. L Idul L. Oudp6is OduluCnJ
was filled with relatives and invited
guests at noon on Wednesday to wit
ness the marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Vaughn Evans of Camden and Her
man Perkins Beggs of Philadelphia.
Promptly at 1890 the groom with his
best man, J. II Mahoney- -Denning of
Philadelphia, entered from the vestry
and stood in front of the altar, while
the bride and her attendants proceeded
up the main aisle. The full ceremony
of the Episcopal ritual was performed
by the rector, Rev. George NJ. Bond of
Dover. Miss Bertha Mcbride of Cam
den played the wedding march. The
bride was handsomely gowned in
white Breton net over white taffeta,
with veil, and CARRIED a bouquet of
lilies Of the valley. The maid OF honor
Miss Mary r. Evans, sister of the
bride, was attired IN white Brussels
net over lavender taffeta and carried
white chrysanthemums. The brides
maids, Misses Edna Armstrong of
Smyrna, and Margaret Mason, wore
white point d'esprit over white tafieta
and carried lavender chrysanthemums
The ushers were Louis d. G.. Smith of
Dover and VIM. Veasey of Philadel-
phia. Beatrice Crossmore of Wyom-
ing was ring bearer. The church was
decorated with chrysanthemums and
pOtted plants. Immediately after the
ceremony a reception was held at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Evans, ard delightful
wedding breakfast was served. Many
of the guests went to Wyoming to see
the bride and groom off on the Norfolk
express for Philadelphia, where they
will be at home after November 10 at
$50 n. 32d street. Mr.. Boggs repre-
sents Western loan and trust firm in
the Quaker City.
pr. kubns Weds Miss Lola Hutchns.
One of the prettiest of the numerous
weddings which has attracted the at
tention of state capitol folk recently
vas that of Miss Lola Hutchins, and
DR.. Justice X. Kuhns, both we'll known
young Dover people. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
II. Hutchins, at noon Wednesday, by
the Rev. S. r. Hiley, pastor of First
Baptist Church. Mr.. Hutchins gave
his daughter to be married. The bride
: -sz&s~Eowned in white Paris muslin ovel
taffeta and carried white crysanthe
NUNS. Her veil was fastened with
diamond brooch, the gift of the groom
The matron of honor, Mrs. Arthur
McVey, of Wilmington, sister of the
brids, wore French swiss and carried
yellow crysanthemums. Miss Virgi,
Hutchins, another sister, was maid o
honor, and she wore a gown of Pari
muslin and carried yellow crysantbe
NUNS. Little Austin Clark was rims
bearer, and the flower girl was littl
Miss Mary Pyle. Miss Ella Miller, 0
Philadelphia, played the weddin,
march. DIR. Kuhns is a we'll know
veterinarian of lower Delaware, and
member of the state veterinary board
FarrOw-KIine NuptsIs at Dover.
William Farrow and Miss Aun
Sarah Kline, both of near Dover, wer
married in Christ Protestant Episcops
Church, Wednesday, the ceremony be
ing performed by the Rev. George N
Bond, rector. The bride was attende
by her sister, Miss Mary Kline an
Eman Farrow, brother of the groom
was best man. Mrs. Helen Hughs, {
Dover, played the wedding marcl
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrow will reside net
Magnolia, where they have a countr
home.
Weddings and Wedding Announce meuts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Poinsett al
nounce the marriage of their daughte
Rebecca, to Charles p. Hendricksol
formerly of Dover, Wednesday, DC
25. They will be at home Wednesds
afternoon, December 6, 1907 Mort
Nineteenth street, Philadelphia.
Announcements have been receive
here of the marriage of Isaac T. Park
Jr., and Miss Grace o. Smith in Ralt
more on Tuesday. Mr.. Parks is
successful Baltimore lawyer and
graduate of the Conference Academ
class of '94.
Mr.. and Mr.. G. NJ. Mensch, of Ma
nolia. have issued invitations for Il
marriage of their daughter, Miss Eth
Terry Mensch, to George Wilson CC
lins, Jr., of st. Jones. The weddir
will take place Wednesday. Novemb
8, at IL. 30 o'clock, at Magnolia.