Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-01
WEDDINGS
Marriage Of Miss Margaret Johnston and
David LlndsaY. lr.

Marriage Of Miss Margaret Johnston and
David Lindsay, lr
Miss Margaret Johuston. daughter of
Mr.. and AIRS. Iighman Johnston, and
David Lindsay Dr., were married at ESQ
o'clock last evening at Trinity J.. H.
OWrch. by The rector, Rev Frederick A.
krkus. The ring ceremony was used
The bride Vas given to be married hy her
father and VAS attended by Miss Louise
Chase of Fan River, Mass, as maid Of
honor, and Miss Mary Sclhman OF Potts
Vile, Pa, Miss Margaret sellimnn, Al
tona. Pa. Miss Helen Brumley, Newark,
~ j.. and Miss Madeline Draper and
Miss Ethel Candy of this city. Miss
Carol Ramsay of this city. sara and Jean
Evans Of Claymoni. and Helen Lewis of
Albany. N. a.. acted as flower girls. W.
Allen Lindsay, brother of the groom, was
best man, tho ushcrs were W. Poyntellc
Johnston. 1ilehman Johnston, Jr., Hor-
ace Lindsay, A. ID Warner. Jr., of this
city. c. Sterling Judson of Ansonia,
Conn. Blanchard Medley of Philadelphia,
aud Frederick hin of pittsmug, Pa.
The bride wore % handsome princess
gown of lace. built ON chiffon and taheta,
veil of inllc caught with lilies of the
valley. and carried shower bouquet of
lilies of Che valley and maiden hair fern.
Miss Chase's gown was of chiffon taiieta,
with sash of gold ribbon, with gold hair
ganilme. Her bouquet was OF white
carnations and asparagus fern. The
maids wore gowns ol chiffon silk with
sashos of gold ribbon and carried bou-
ouets of white carnations and fern. The
flower girls wore white irocss with satin
ribbon sashes and carried large baskets
of danodils. The church was tasteully
( decorated in carnations and southern
smilaN and holly.
A supper followed the ceremony at the
home of the brides parents, No. llOi
I Jefferson street. TO the members of The
bridal party and the two families. The
house was decorated with potted plant'
and cut flowers The color scheme Of The
wedding was white and green, it being o
l white Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. lindsay LETT on a wed
ding trip. They win make their home IN
this city.
Ouer-LeHane
A Wedding took place yesterday morn
ing at o o'clock 40 st. losephs parish
/ Henry CLAY. when Miss Frances Leblanc
became tho bride of Samuel Oller both o
! Henry Clay Ihc ceremony was perform
Z ed hy Rcv W. j. Scott pastor of The
! church. Ihe bride was attended by hel
sister. Miss Hannah Iolianc, and JOIN
| Haley acted as hest man. The bride wor
aown of blue hroadoloth. with hat e
match. and carried Bride roses. Miss j.
Hano's pown was also of blue hroadclot
and She Carried white carnations an
maiden hair fern a reception was hel
nd the home of the bride, Henry Clay
Tho house was mstcfully decorated wit
emit flowers and pottcd plants. After
trim west AIR. and Mrs Oler viii live a
/ Henry cpy-
stubbiles- Hemping.
John j. Subblcs and Miss Cora 4
Hempiur were married last evening a
tbe home of the brides parents 40
south Franklin street, I'm the presence q
relatives and friends. The ceremony wa
nerformed bv REV. III. AtG. Westeriiel'
nasfor of Asbury NJ T.. Church. Ih
eouplo left on n Wedding trip north an
will be at home after February 10th o
5ll West street
Iwiiiey-kees.
Howard II. Twilley and Miss Margar'
T. pees were married last night az Al
, ls,tv Af E. parsonage by Rev. II. A.
Westerdeld, the pastor Of the churc
Immediately after the ceremony. MIR. am
Mrs. TwilleY lett ON 2 wedding ul
south. ON their return they wil llVe
J. 70j French street, The couple were a.
tended by Mrs. Sqllie Cqnyers ana Mii
Katie a. Couyers.