Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-28
WEDDINGS.
Marriage Of Miss Elizabeth E. Roop and
James F. Glenn.

Marriage Of Miss Elizabeth E. Roop and
James F. Glenn.
Miss Elizabeth Edna Roop. daughter
oil Mr. and Mrs. Solby j. Roop. and
James Franklin Glenn were married
yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock i'm
Asbury NJ. i. Church. The ceremony
was performed by Rev n. A. G.. Wester-
hcid, pastor OF the church. The wedding
march was played by Mrs Westcrhold.
Wile OF the pastor The bride was at
Tended by Miss Anna McCalferty as
bridesmaid, and Walter T. Young was
best man. The brides gown was white
organdy over taiieta, and she wore a veil
OF tulle, caught with lilies of the valley.
and carried % shower bouquet of Bride
roses. Miss McCaferty wore a gown of
white Persian lawn. with white picture
hat, and carried a bouquet of white car
nations. A reception was held in the
evening from to . at the new home of
the bride and groom, 1912 Linden street.
wALKER-EAsrBuRN.
Miss Lucy c. Eastburn and Julian G..
Walker were married on Tuesday at .
o'clock at the home of the bride. at
/ Hockessin The marriage took place on
the lawn under two large walnut trees,
under which a bower of daisies and ferns
had been erected. Friends ceremony was
used. About 75 guests witnessed the
marriage The bride who was unattended.
wore gown of white Paris muslin over
taifeta, and carried a bouquet of Bride
roses. A reception followed the cere-
mony The house was prettily decorated
with palms and daisies. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker left for a trip, and on their return
will live az Hockessin.
MCLELLAN-RAGAN.
Miss Helen Ragan. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis W Ragan. and Robert
c. Mcclellan of New York City were
married yesterday afternoon at the
home Of the bride, Vernon Place The
ceremony was performed by Rev William
Writ King, d. D., pastor of Grace NJ. +
Church. The bride was unattended anC
only immediate relatives were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan left for a trip
and on their return they will live in New
York
REBMAN-KENNAN.
Miss Mary A. Kennan and Joseph II
Rebman were married yesterday in ST
Paul's R. c. Church by Rev Edward c
Higgins, chancellor of the diocese Tn
bride was attended by her sister. Mis-
Elizabeth KEENAN,. Charles A. Higgin
acted as groomsman. Mr. and Mrs
Rebman left for a trip to Niagara Fall
and on their return will live in this city
MERCER-PREss.
Miss Ethel Press, who is to be marie
today TO Theodore Mercer of Kennel
G-sr.r. Do vrua orfr-rt, a.. omafo chou
yesterday by few of her friends and he
bridesmaids at her home, us King stree
last evening.
BALL-COLLINs.
! Miss Florrie Collins and Reuben Bal
! both of this city, were married last ever
/ ing at the home Of the bride, DDS Frenc
( street, by Rev. H. A. G. Westerhel,
q pastor Of Asbury NJ. E. Church.
$ MEALEY-MULHERIN
t Miss Susan b. Mulhern and Micha
I A. Mealey we're married yesterday in Il
& Cathedral by Rev. John A. Doughert.
Miss Fannie Dougherty was bridesma
i and Frank Horisk best man.
BRowN-wHANN.
Nav II. Whann and Claude F. Brow
q we're married at Central Presbyteril
= Church last Saturday by Rev. 7.
n McCurdy, d. d.
# TO TOUR THE WORLD.
Miss Nell Murphy Of Pennington W
o bridesmaid at the marriage of Charles
Vt Berry Of Philadelphia and Miss Ella
d Fischer of Shamokin, Pa, at the latt
it place yesterday. The bride and groo
n will be gone a year on their wedding tr
and will make a tour of the world.