Smyrna times., 1905-06-07
PRETTY WEDDINGS ENGAGE
ATTENTION SOCIETY FOLKS
MISS HELEN EMELYN WATERS UNITED IN
MARRIAGE TO DR.. REUBEN E. DENNEY
Event SOlemized 10 st. Peters Church Yester.
day Afternoon Before a Large Company
Of frends-Caun- -S[srre Nuptials.


A wedding of much social interest
took place in this town yesterday when
Miss Helen Emelyn Waters, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Waters,
was united in marriage to DIR. Reuben
Eugene Denney of Philadelphia, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Denney of
this town. Pretty st. Peters Church
looked all the more beautiful in its
floral display. Roses, field daisies and
white carnations mingling in profu-
sion with palms, calamus and aspar-
agus ferns made pretty effect in and
about the chancel while large punches
of carnations adorned the altar. The
ceremony took place at one o'clock.
Miss Phida Janney presided at the
organ and when the familiar strains of
LOhengrin was struck, the wedding
party entered from the vestibule and
proceeded down the center aisle. The
bride, who was given to be married by
her father, was attended by her sister,
Mrs. Harry @. Tschudy, matron of
honor, and the groom had as his best
man his brother. DIR. George H. Den
ney, of Philadelphia. The ushers
we're: MIR. Hirons Denney, Smyrna;
Mr.. G. Howard Moore, DIR. Howard
Jones and Mr.. Oswald Denney, of
Philadelphia. The Rev. G.. Valerie
Gilreath, rector of ST. Peters Church,
met the candidates at the altar and
united them in accordance with the
solemn and impressive ritual of the
church, the full ring ceremony being
used. The bride was becomingly gown
ed in handsome, embroidered robe of
white net, with veil caught with a
wreath of orange blossoms. She car
ried white prayer book which was
used in the service. Her going-away
gown was old rose chiffon taffeta with
ecru and old rose hat to match.
The groom gift was a handsome neck
lace of pearls, diamonds and aqua
marine stones. The matron of honor
wore gown of pink silk crepe and
ecru lace and wore a white Charlotte
Corday hat trimmed with lace and
pink roses. She carried a shower bou-
quet of white roses.
Brilliant Reception Follows Ceremony.
After the ceremony the large COM
mans, of f.;a,de ravo;.aJ - tho hoooo
of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs
William E. Waters u Main Street to
attend the wedding breakfast and re-
ception. The beautiful and spacious
home was embellished with pretty de-
corations and Watkins Orchestra OF
four pieces dIscoursed popular music.
During the season of congratulations
which were heartily extended to the
bride and groom, many ayailed them
selves of seeing the numerous anG
handsome presents of the bride
among which we're three checks
amounting in all to $725.OO. The
wedding breakfast which was in charg,
of a Philadelphia caterer, was sumptu
ously served and the brilliant recep
tion continued until DIR. and Mrs
Denney left on the Norfolk express for
their wedding tour. Among those
present at the wedding and breakfast
we're:
Philadelphia and Mrs. Lewis T.
Zegler, Mr.. William d. Ziegler, DR.. and
Mrs. George H. Denney, DIR. Howard Jones
Mr.. Charles Howard Moore, Mr.. Clayville
Moore, Mr.. Oswald Denney, Miss Leili
McGowin, Miss Adah Reiff, Mr.. Glazier
Miss Minnie Applebach, DIR. and Mrs. Hu
Der, Miss Lucille Ross, Mr.. Jackson, Mrs
Charles E. Moore, Mrs. Anna Harper Zeig.
ler, Mr.. Edward f. Scattergood, DIR. and
Mrs. George III. Simmerman, DR.. and Mrs
Kraft, DR., and Mrs. Trutt, Mrs. George b
Wells, Miss Nan Wells. Miss Nj. V. Sudler
Baltimore-Mrs. Charles Leviness, Mrs
Gatchell Mr.. David DAVIS.
Mashington-Mr. Joseph Burchenal.
Clayton-Miss Alice Mills, Mr. and Mrs
James Burchenal
Felton-Miss Mabel Conner.
Chicago-Mrs. Carroll Hopkins Sudler
Master Culbreth Sudler.
omyrna-Mr. and Mrs Chas. Burgess, Mis-
hebecca Bailey the Misses Beckett, Mrs. DaI
lei Bailey, Mrs. Margaret Bailey, Mrs. Franl
Bailey, DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Clifton, DR.. r
SDiAcsl -. nlIs GIueSb r.. OOlliuSs nAir
Margaret e. Collins. Miss Mary J. Cum
mins, DR.. r. H. Clifton, Miss j Agnes Cum
I9lns. Mrs. Cunningham, Miss Cunningham,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denney, Mr.. an'
Mrs. Z. H. Denney, Mr. Hirons Denney
MISS Elizabeth Denney. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu
gene Davis, DIR. and Mrs. E. s. Dwight
meV. j; l.. Estlin, Miss Marie Estlin
~ Sir; a and Mrs. Frank Evans, Rev. and Mrs
" Gilreath, Mr.. and Mrs w. G.. Hill
Haa pa; robert Hill, Hon. aud Mrs. w. O
Wonecker. NJ Mr.. and Mrs. j e. HofeckeI
NJ. NJ. ana Mrs. j. A. Hofecker. Mr.. an
faasJ. fads. .. Z. Hoffecker. Mr.. Robert d. Ho
Tottsr Jr,, Miss Bertha Hoffeeker, Mr.
p pie Hau = Hofecker, Mr.. and Mrs. Herve
M;saalh aaah; Sr. and Mrs. w. H. Janney, I'll
r''es M oanney, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Jardin
NJ OnsIies s LeFevre, Miss Mary LeFevr
GansiM .l, dno Mrs: @. r. Massey Mrs. Elva NJ,
Pa;n Pausiand, Miss May Mitchell, Mr.. Mos.
pr;oe' p;oe' .4lr l.. NJ Price, Master CAIRO
Pr;ce' PIE SMlaster Mter Warner Price, Miss Kathary
psio' MIS-. srs. Annie Price, Miss Bertha
and rics; Ss. Mrs Poffenberger (Newark) M
@uu 1lrs. frank Postles, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
CONTINUED ON FotjaTA pAcr