Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-12-30

alff~A ANNlllANNtA AOANINA MtM-
dings in the United States.
DELAWARE CITY. DEL, Oct
goth. 1905-On Wednesday evening
September Goth, 1905 ST. Peters NJ
E. Church az this place was the
scene of very pretty wedding the
contracting parties being Miss Lau-
IA =. Ennis and Mr.. Samuel II. Hen
Is. both of Delaware City.
To the strains of Mendelsohns
wedding march. played by Miss Flea
nor G.. Pinkett, OF Chester, Pa, the
bridal party entered the church at
s o'clock.
Miss Honora B. ennis a sister of
the bride was Maid of Honor. The
Brides Maids were Misses Mary =.
Henry. of Wilmington. Del. sister
of the groom and Miss Amelia
Johnson of Phila.. Pa. Mr.. Charles
A. Henry of New York ". y. "a
brother of the groom acted as Best
Man. Mr.. Wesley i. Henry. of VIII
mington. Del. brother of the
groom. Mr. Ralph T.. Brock, of Mont
Alto. Pa and Mr.. Auto T. Scott, of
New York. ~. y. were usners.
The bride was attirc1 in silk
colicnuc and carried white roses.
the maid OF honor wore white habu-
tai silk and carried pink astCrs.
The bridesmaids. Misses Henry and
Johnson wore light blue china silk
and Crepe dc Cheup. respectively
and each carried white asters.
The bride was given away by her
father Mr.. W. II. @. Ennis After
the ceremony. which was performed
by Rev. z. o. Parker. OF smyrna.
Del. assisted 10y Rev. r. T.. Johnson.
of SuU Pond. Nd. the bride and
groom were rendered am elaborate
reception at the home OF the bride S
parents. The house was tastefully
decorated with ferns and fan flow
CTS.
Those present were. Mrs. w H.
o. Ennis. of Delaware City. Del.
mother of the bride. Mrs. Ellen +.
Henry Wilmington. Del, mother OF
the groom. Misses Sadie y. Henry
Gertrude .. Henry and Alice j.
Henry. Of Wilmington, Del. all sis
tiers OF the groom. Miss Mary +. En-
mis-. of Delaware City. Del. sister of
the bride. Nessrs. VIM. II. o. and
Armstcad Ennis of Delaware
City. Del. both brothers OF -hc
bride Master Clifford ID. Henry. OF
Wilmington. brother of the
groom. Misses Lavinia C.. Queen.
Adelino Brooks. Annie & Margumette
Brown. Ella Webb. Jennie Spencer,
May Richardson, and Francis Spen-
Ger, an of Wilmington. Del Mr..
and Mrs. George IT, Morris. Messrs.
=. Edwin Carroll. j. Covbitt Hinson.
Spencer Wright. George Wright.
Charles A. Camper. David Murray.
D. ...r. j j
minEtOn. Mrs. Harry b. Lynch. OF
Washington. ID. G. (who had charge
OF arranging for the ceremony an
with great honor performed that
part of her duty Miss Gertrude
Holcomb. Burlington. Is. j.. Mrs. +.
II. Johnson. Suu Pond. Nd. au aunt
OF the bride. Mrs. Charles Bradley,
Miss Flora Williams and Mrs. Anna
Ely. of Philadelphia. Pa. Mr.. A.
BRAN Jones. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Stafford. OF Port Penn. Captain
Louis T.. Garrard. Jr, O. n Dept.
u. $. A.. Mr.. and Mrs X G.. Clark
and mother. Miss Georgia Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Heisel. Lieut..
&. r. Fernival, Artillery Corps. t..
5. A, Dr. and Mrs Church Criswald
Med. Dept. u. s. A., Captain and
Mrs. Henry Wicks, Med Dept. u.
5. A., Captain and Mrs Knowlton,
Artillery Corps. L. $. A., Lieut..
James NJ Fulton, Artillery Corps,
L. S A., Mrs. Anna Fulton, Miss Vir-
GINA Fulton, Misses Emma Clark.
Julia Clark. Julia Newton, Lucy
Chears and Miss Fannie Reeves, Mrs
Annie Pennington, Miss Julia Sad
der, Mr.. and Mrs. James Saddler.
Mr. and MIS-. Thomas Saddler, Mrs.
Frank S. Dunlap, Or. ana Mrs.
Frank Belville, Mrs. George ReybOld
Isaiah Richardson and wife, of VIII
Miss Alice Cragg. Mr. and Mrs. G. W
Jefferson. Mr.. & Mrs. w. u. Reybold,
Messrs. Frank Davidson Fred. =.
deSilver, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Moore
and daughter, Mr.. +. II. Hustled. all
OF Delaware City and Fort Dupont,
Del, Rev. J. II. Nutter, Middletown,
Del. and hundreds of others whose
names could not be had by the re-
porter
Many valuable and useful pres
ents were received.
The bride was a resident of Del
aware City, having taught IN the
public school for about four years
or more. She has a host of friends
and is extensively known as being
one of the most accomplished young
ladies in the State.
The groom was formerly a resi-
dent OF Wilmington, Del. until he
entered the Army in 1898, during
the Spanish-AmeTican War, when he
served with the cath u. S. Infantry,
both 10 the United States and Phil
ippines. being last discharged in
May. 1904, in order 10 accept
Civil Service position IN the Quar-
termaster's Department with tempo
rary station at Delaware City, Del,
where he still remains under the
direction Of Captain Louis F. Gar
rard, Jr.. Constructing Quarter
master.
They left Sept 21st, for a short
wedding trip 70 Still Pond. Nd. Wis
iting Rev. and Mrs. F. T. Johnson.
(relatives of the briie) remaining
there until the Goth when they re-
turned TO Delaware City and occu-
pied their new home on Fifth Street
near Hamilton, where they will be
glad 10 meet their many friends af-
ter October 18th