Middletown transcript., 1907-04-06
FASHIONABLE CHURCH WEDDING
Miss Grace Hart Parvis United in Mar
ri ace to Mr.. Henry 5. Brady

ri age to Mr.. Henry 5. Brady
The Post-Lenten event Of the season
was the marriage on Wednesday evening
at half after eight o'clock, in st. Anne's
Episcopal Church, of Miss Grace Hart
Paryis. Youngest daughter of Mrs. Hen
rietta v. Parvis, and Mr.. Henry Stevenson
Brady, sun of Mr.. aud Mrs. George f.
Brady. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Albert Edward Clay, rector of the
parish, in the presence of fashionable
audience OF relatives and intimate friends
The BRIDE entered the church with her
uncle, Senator Edward Hart, OF Town
send, BY whom shs was given away, and
Mr.. Brady was attended by Mr.. Lucien
Green as best man.
The brides gown was charming crea-
ton white messaline with chiffon and
pearl trimmings, the effect OF which was
heightened by the bridal veil, and a huge
bouquet of lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Helen Fall
coner Brady, wore a stunning gown Of
white radium, and carried pink carna-
tions and smilax. The brides maids,
Miss Eliza @. Green, Miss Esther S. Shall
cross, Miss Justine B. Peverley and Miss
Helen Cochran, were all charming in
beautiful gowns of pink chiffon crepe over
pink taffgta slips, and carried shower
bouquets Of pink carnations and smilax.
and wore wreaths of the same in the hair.
The ushers were Mr.. William Harding
Brady, Mr.. Joseph Percy Comegys, Mr..
Cuthbert Peverley and Mr.. Frank S.
Clay ton.
Mr.. Sewell Downs of Summit Bridge,
as organist, rendered exquisite music dur
ing the ceremony. The young friends oi
the bride had made beautiful the church
With flowers and plants, and during the
work many wish was expressed for her
future happiness.
Immediately after the ceremony re-
ception was held at the residence Of the
brides mother on South Broad street,
which was attended by about one hum
dred guests. The wedding gifts were un-
usually handsome and numerous, among
them being full set OF silver and num-
Der of gold pieces.
Among the out OF town guests who
congratulated the newly welded pair
were Mr.. and Mrs. Reed MacInlire, Mrs
Edward MacIntire, Miss Adelaide Mac
Intire, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam MacIntire, Devon, Pa. Mr., and
Mrs. Henry MacIntyre, Germantown,
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook, Trem
ton, N. ]. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McCul
Tough, Eikton, Md. General Garrett J.
Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh c. Browne and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pennington,
Wilmington Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B.
Watkins, Misses Rebeeca Watkins, Alice
Brown, Frances Watkins, Helen Town.
send, Odessa Mr.. and Mrs. Alden B.
Richardson, Mrs. William W. Parvis,
Messrs. William and Joseph Paryis, Dover;
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. D. Hart, Senator
and Mrs. Edward Hart, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Walter E. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. james
Austin Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ii. Par
vis, Master Roland Reynolds, Townsend
Mr.. James Woodall, Georgetown, Md. /;
Mr.. William A. Hyland, Jr., Galena, Md. !;
Miss Mary Smith, Milford Miss Amy
Bailey, Torresdale, Pa. DIR. J. j. Wright.
DIR. Galen Wright. Miss Blanche Wright,
Warwick, Nd. Mr.. and Mrs. George-F T.
Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. Fre derrick Brady,
Mrs. Clara Brady Green, Miss Helen F,
Brady, Miss Ethel Brady, Mr.. William
II. Brady, Rev. and Mrs. Albert < Clay,
Mrs Eliza C. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. G V.
Peverley, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. Pierce Biggs;
Mrs. Benjamin Biggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Lindsey Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
schroeder, Miss Henrietta Schroeder,
DIR. and Mrs. ]. G. Sites, Dr. and Mrs.
Dorsey W. Lewis, Dr.. and Mrs. q. B.
Pearson, DIR. and Mrs. G. A. Burton, MIR.
and Mrs. Jacob IL. Emerson, Mrs. Lydia
Pennington, Miss Bessie Cochran, Miss
Dora Price, Miss Louise Mcdowell, Miss
Susan j. Foard, Miss Maria Nowland, Miss
Helen Cochran, Miss Mary Nowland, Miss
BERTHE Cochran, Miss Louise Cochran,
Miss Julia Lock wood, Miss Patton CocL~
ran, DIR. Edward NJ Vaughan, John Z.
Crouch, Fred S. Crouch, Julian H. Foard,
MiddletowB
After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Brady, will be At Home to their friends
at Weston" near Mt. Pleasant, OIL the
evening of the twenty fourth Of April,
from eight to eleven o'clock.