Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
WEDDINGS.
Marriage OF Miss Gertrude Swift and
Edward Saville Ogden.

formed by Rev Frederick NJ. kirkus. |
rector of the church. L. Leslie Car |
penter, Organist of the church. played the
wedding march, The bride entered the
church leaning on the arm of her father,
and was given to BE married by him.
Miss Eleanor Mccall Swift. sister of the
bride acted as maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Francis Thomas.
Miss Grace Wedin Miss Alice Pyle and
the Misses du Pont Chauncey Ander-
son Of New York acted as best man.
The ushers were Louis Livingston, Ellery
Anderson and Samuel Swift of New
York City; John Barron Neils aud William
ID. Sioussat Of this city
The Bride wore "a gown Of white
satin, over tafieta and "a tulle veil caught
with orchids and carried q shower bou-
quet of lilies of the valley and maiden
hair fern. The maids gowns were of
white silk net over talfeta. They wore
picture hats and carried daffodils Guests
were present from New York, Pittsburg
Philadelphia and this city. A reception
followed the ceremony at the home OF the
bride parents, l409 Delaware avenue.
wYETH-BocKIUs.
Newell Convers Wyeth and Miss Carolyn
Bockius we're married in First Unitarian
| Church, last evening. at 7.30 O. clock.
| Rev Alexander T. Bowser pastor OF the
church, officiating. The witnesses OF the
/ ceremony we're the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Bockius. her brother,
/ George Bockius, and the groom s parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Newell Wyeth OF Need
/ ham, Mass.
The groom has resided in Wilmington
/ for about four years and is one Of the
| high lights in the group of illustrators
associated with Howard Pyle. His paint
ing is noted for its strength and freedom
/ of conception, and critics always especially
remark the truth and richness of color
which Mr.. Wyeth puts in his pictures.
Arizona and other parts Of the West have
been pictured in his illustrations. In 1904
Mr.. Wyeth spent seven months in the
Southwest, and became affiliated with
the ranch life in Arizona, where he worked
as a cow-puncher and also drove stage.
To procure sketches OF mining camps in
winter Mr.. Wyeth again went West in
February of this year and stayed for a
time in Grand county, Colorado. Many
critics rate his work above Remington s,
and all agree that "a brilliant future awaits
him. The greater part of his work has
been magazine illustrations He has also
]
books "WOlfville" and "lhe Throw
back. ." the latter an issue from The Outing
Press last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyeth will be at home
after May 18th at 1881 Shallcross avenue
ADDIcKs-CHEsLEY.
J.E. Addicks, Sd, and Miss Bessie Beal
Chesley, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J
Harry Chesley, were married in the
Church of the Ascension, at Claymont
last evening. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. J. W. Chesley, grand
father Of the bride He is retired
clergyman of the Washington diocese
He was assisted by the father OF the bride
who is rector of the church in which the
ceremony was performed. Armon ID. ebay
tor Jr., was best man. The bridesmaids
were Miss Claudia Dare. Miss Chesley anC
|. Miss Eta H. Chesley. Mrs. William
/ Anton Shafer was matrOn of honor. Ih,
bride wore a princess gown OF poin
d'esprt over white silk and carried q
bouquet of white carnations and orange
I blossoms. She wore a tulle veil fastened
In place with a wreath of orange blossoms
The ushers were G. CPorter, w. A. Shafe
2 ! Harry L. Pierce and J. EdwarS
: Cook. The guests were Rev. and Mrs
: John W. Chesley, of Washington; Mr. an'
Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs Gray Miss Marguert'
! Dickinson, Miss Julia Bird, Miss Bird
= Mrs. Anna c. Parish, Miss Anna Lodg
Parish, Dilwin Parish, Miss Elizabeth /
Tasl1er. Mr.. and Mrs. T. jefferson Lloyd
= w. ]. DanzenbaSer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
= Grosvenor Chevalier, Baltimore; Mrs. an
, Miss Conover, Philadelphia; Miss Florenc
u Chambers. Philadelphia; Miss Mary Ram
sew. Mrs. Sidney Sherwood, the Misst
Sherwood, Baltimore Osborn Chaytoi
!, Flkton. Nd: Col. and Mrs. Chayto
3 Misses Primrose. Charles l.. Doughtel
10 Misses Cummings, Miss Griffin, Miss AMT
II Ellison. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hazard, th
:, Misses Tage. Mrs J. Frank Peters, NJ
n and Mrs Il. D. Brown, Miss Brown, NJ
d and Mrs. Harry Pierce, Mrs. +. J.. HUI
d band. Mrs. Carrie Davidson, Mrs. +. o.
y Darlev. Mrs. Emma A. Lodge, Georl
IS Lodge. ESQ. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Grubb. George X Lloyd, Mr.. and Mr.
7 William l.. Habbart, Misses Lindale,
Clifford Mecannon, j. p. Quinn, Arc
deacon George C. Hall, William Beal
Jr.,
| After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. A
dicks left for a Southern trip. UpC
= their return they will reside at Claymor
/ ToPPPIN-RYAN.
| Miss Mamie +. Ryan and Frank X. To
| pin. both Of this city, we're married yests
| dav afternoon in St. Mary S X. G. Chur
] bv Rev. Edward l.. Brady, the pastor
| the church. A reception followed I
| ceremony at the bride s home, 921 Kir
1 wood street. Miss Kortsck was brid'
| maid and Mr.. Kilvington groomsma
MANY gifts were received. Guests frC
| Wilmington. Philadelphia and BaltimC
/ we're in attendance.
BREwER-COMBs.
Hiram II. Brewer and Mrs. Mary
| Combs were married yesterday in Wa
| ington, d. c.
| Cast OF Without Cent.