Smyrna times., 1907-09-18
CUPID'S CAMPAIGN PRETTY
AUTUMN WEDDINGS BEGINS
MISS EVA FOXWELL BECOMES THE BRIDE
OFDR. FRANK WILMER SMITH OF PAIRLHE
James Hall Anderson ESQ.,, of Dover and Miss
BIancee Brown of Dover United In Mar
rlage at Beautiful Church Wedding.

A wedding of much interest to
Smyrna was solemnized at Blacks.
Nd, at 10 o'clock noon yesterday when
Miss Eva Foxwell Cooper, niece of
Senator and Mrs. Garrett FoxwelI.
became the bride Of DIR. Frank Wilmer
Smith, a prominent young physician
of Fairlee, Md. The bride is we'll
known in Smyrna where she attended
and graduated from the Smyrna High
School and spent several years. The
wedding was performed at the resi-
dence of Senator FOxwell by the Rev.
John Henry Kuhlmann, of Chester
vile, Md. The bride and groom en-
tered to the strains of Lohengrin
played by Miss Lillian Speakman, of
Smyrna. They were married under a
beautiful arch of asparagus branches
from which suspended a horse shoe.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
a dark brown shadow striped panama
with brown hat to match, and carried
a magnificent bunch of brides roses.
A wedding breakfast and receipt ion
was held Immediately after the we'd
ding which continued with much social
pleasure until DR.. and Mrs. Smith left
for wedding trip which will be spent
in the Blue Ridge Mountains. They
will be sat home" after October 2nd at
Fairlee, Md, where the groom is
pleasantly located and has a large and
growing pratice. Those who attended
the wedding from Smyrna included
five of the brides happy girl friends as
follows; Mrs. Irma Lewis Malcom,
Miss Lillian Speakman, Miss Mary
Hazel, Miss May York and Miss Edith
Start.
James Hall Anderson Weds Miss Brown.
James Hall Anderson, Esq, a former
Milford boy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Anderson, now practicing
law in Dover was united in marriage
yesterday afternoon to Miss Blanche
Verden Brown of Dover. The cere-
mony was performed at 4.3O o'clock in
Christ P. E. Church, of which Rev H .
G. Olmstead is rector. The officiating
clergyman was Rev. Edward Henry
Eskel, formerly Delawarean in which
diocese he was ordained, but now of
st. Joseph, Missouri. Mr. Eckel is
an uncle of the bride. The bride who
was unattended was given in marriage
by her uncle Alexander Verden of Mis-
sissippi. She was becomingly gowned
in white batiste with exquisite lace
embroidery. Daniel Anderson of New
York, brother of the groom was best
man. The ushers were Maxwell Har'
rington and Frank Hall Davis, oi
Dover, fellow members of the Ken
county bar. Mrs. ElwUod G. Jackson
the well-known organist of Whining
ton presided at the organ. Mrs. Miriam
s. Davidson soprano, was the singer
and sang ooh Perfect Love-" Tht
organist and soloist used selections
from Grleg, from the Lohengrin wed
ding choruses, from Wagner. from the
Barnby hymns and the postlude wa
Mrs. Jackson's own Improvisation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left for q
Southern trip.
Former Smyrna Boy Takes Unto Himself WIFI
A pretty home wedding was given b,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Melvin or
Saturday, September 7th, at eigh
o'clock, when their daughter Emm
was given in marriage by her father t
Mr.. Raymond G. Lane, of New Yorl
City. Miss Melvin was attended bl
her cousins, Miss Bertha McCaulley
of Wilmington, as maid of honor an
Miss Lillian Melvin, of Lynch, Md.
as bridesmaid. Mr.. Lane was attende
by his brothers, Mr.. Bertram Lane, o
New York City, as best man and Mr.
Victor Lane, of Smyrna, as usher
Miss Maude Fay, of Philadelphia
played the wedding march. Mr.. an
Mrs. Lane received some very beaut
ful and useful gifts. After a short tri
to Asbury Park Mr.. and Mrs. Ian
will reside in Brooklyn. The groor
formerly lived near Smyrna. Thos
present from this vicinity included
Mrs. Frederick Lane, of Bomba
Hook and Misses Nellie and Bessi
Shaffer, of Blackbird.
Reynolds Moore Wsds Miss Eva tiIrOns.
Miss Eva Accrata Hirons, daught'
Of Representative James Fl. Hiror
of Dover, was quietly married
Reynolds Cantwell Moore of the Del
warean staff, on Saturday evening,
the home of the brides sister, Mr.
Lawrence Martin, of Trenton, n. J
The marriage ceremony was performe
by Rev Mr.. Wesley, pastor Of IL
Third Presbyterian Church, Trenton
The couple returned TO Dover SUI