Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1906-10-31
WEDDINGS OF INTEREST TO SMYRNA.
Miss Ruth Jefferson, Niece Of Mrs. Collins,
Mrs. A. L. Hudson Jr. and the Misses
Hill, Weds-Fader- COnweIl Wedding.

Mrs, A. L, Hudson Jr. and the misses
Hill, Weds-Fader-C OnweI Wedding.
Wedding bells rang merrily Wednes-
day evening at the nuptials which oc-
cured at the hospitabIe home Chilling |
ston Castle" ofJudge and Mrs. Charles
H. Jefferson in Rich Neck, near
Chesterbridge. The contracting
parties were Miss Ruth Hester Jeffer- |
son, the accomplished daughter of the
successful Rich Neck farmer and Mr..
Harry Tilden Tucker farmer of the
same vicinity. The Castle" was
turned into a lowered arch brilliant
with colored lights and distinguished
guests. The wedding party entered
the parlor as follows: first came the
ushers, Messrs. Harry and Norman
Jefferson, then the cute little ribbon
girls, Helen Baxter, of Kennedyville,
and Elizabeth Hudson, of Smyrna,
dressed in dainty white null frocks
trimmed in lace, followed by the pretty
bridesmaid, Miss Helen Jefferson,
who was faultessly attired in blue silk
MULE trimmed in lace aud carried
large cluster of white chrysanthemums
then came the groom and his best man,
Charles Baxter, followed by the. bride,
accompanied by, her father. To the
soft strains of Lohengr1n's march
rendered by Miss Violet Evans the
party approached the floral arch aud
were joined in holy wedtock by Rev
o. L. Baynard, pastor of Union NJ. e.
church. The splendid collation. was
served in a unique manner on the wide
veranda which was transformed into a
spacious dining hall. The presents
included a gold watch and pin from
the groom, silver service, chino ware,
cut glass, table linen, etc. After the
wedding Mr.. aud Mrs. Tucker were
driven to their future home on the
KlinefeIter farm in Rich Neck.
Miss Elizabeth COnwelI Webs Lewis Fades.
Miss Elizabeth Conwell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Conwell,
of Magnolia, and Mr.. Lewis L. Fader,
of Pittsburg, were married at noon
Wednesday in the presence of the
families aud Immediate relatives. Mrs.
j. Mariner Beckett, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor and Howard
Ferguson, of Newark, was best man.
The bride wore gown of white liberty
silk, Princess, and carried bouquet
of white roses. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Alfred Smith, d.
D., of Dover. The wedding party
drove to Dover, where they took the
train for Newark to attend the wed
3 ding of the groom's sister Thursday.
CantweiI- HendersOn Pretty Home Wedding.
Q Robert E. Cantwell and Miss Alic,
g E. Henderson were married Wednes
1 day, October "a at 2 o'clock p. M, b,
r Rev. e. N. Baldwin, of Claymont, as
a sisted by Rev. James e. Massey, pas
g ter of the Second M. p. Chnrch, at thu
6 home of the brides parents, 732 Har
r rison street. The bride was hand
e someIy dressed in changeable silk, an
e was attended by Miss May Cantwell,
!, sister of the groom as bridesmaid
n Miss Cantwell wore white organdi
9 over pale green silk. The best ma
e was Mr.. George Emmens, of Chester
y Pa. Immediately after the ceremon
n the happy couple left for trip dow
le to Cheswold. where they will be guest
lie of Mr.. William Cantwell, an uncle @
rs the groom. The bride received som
n very handsome presents. After the
ID return they will make their home
Of 732 S. Harrison street.
- Miss Lib Satterfield of Greensboro Weds.
ut MIR. and Mrs. Addison A. Christla
IN have issued cards to the marriage
Of their sister, Miss Elizabeth Satterfe
10 to Joseph Robert Lee, Saturday, Oct
It. Der, 81, at II o'clock a. M, at Il
to Church of Reconciliation, Philade
ill phia. A reception will be given
e. Greensboro Tuesday evening, Mover
a Der 6.
RS -
- BISHOP COLEMAN TO ADDRESS CLUE