Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1907-10-30
SOME PRETTY AUTUMN WEDDINGS.
Miss Muriel Janney Daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
W. h. Janney Weds Mr.. F. David Davis
Miss Adah Dresher Marrles DR.. Pritchard

ter of President of the National Bank
and Mrs. W. 81. Janney of this town,
and Mr.. Franklin David Davis, of
Media, Pennsylvania, were quietly
united in marriage on Monday last at
the Holy Trinity Church, Philadelphia
by the Rev. Floyd Tomkins. The
ceremony took place at 11.3O o'clock
and was attended only by members of
the family and few close friends. The |
bride who was unattended was given,I
to be married by her father and the |
grOomsman was Mr.. Cecil G. Mahony,
of Wilmington. The bride was be-
comingly gowned in a travelling suit of
dark green broadcloth with hat to
match. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis left for a wedding trip and
will be at home at the Media Inn,
Media, Pa, after December the first.
The groom is assistant supervisor of
the Central Division of the Pennsy-
lvanla Railroad and is located in Media.
After the departure of the bride and
groom on their wedding trip Monday,
the wedding party were entertained at
luncheon served at 1.-The Aldine."
Miss Walton Weds New tlamsphire Nan.
Miss Carolyn Young Walton, daugk.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Walton,
of 1897 Green street, Philadelphia, AM
Owen Brooke Evans were married last
Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock in the
North Broad Street ProsbS terian
Church, Broad and Green Streets, Phil
adelphia, by Rev. Charles Wadsworth,
Jr. Mrs. U. S. Beath, of Oak Lane,
was matron of honor, and Miss Eliza
beth Walton, a sister of the bride, maid
of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Frances Metzger, Miss Emma Selfridge
Miss Mabel Wetter and Miss Rebecca
Evans, sister of the bridegroom. Henry
E.lEhlers acted as best man, and Frank
B. Evans, Ralph B Evans. Alfred
Potts, and William Brendlinger, of
New York were ushers. After the GER
emory a reception was held at the Rit-
| AOhAOOoNs OPOA lnOlL Cbul u ALOu al
extended wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans will live at Manch ester, N. II.
The bride is well-knOwn in Smyrna
where she has been a frequent visitor
to Miss Mary Roberts. The latter was
present at the ceremonies.
Miss Mary P. Ransom Weds W. II. Lingo.
Under a bower of autumn leaves and
gorgeous chrysanthemums and in the
presence of forty or more relatives anG
friends. Miss Mary P. Ransom, daugh
ter of the late Nathaniel and Mrs. Sarah
p d. Ransom, of near Smyrna, was uni
! ted in marriage yesterday at noon tC
!, Mr.. William Holland Lingo, of Magno
6 liza. Tho ceremony was performed al
y the residence of the brides mother al
high noon by the Rev. Arthur Rich
! ards, pastor of the Presbyterian Churcl
- of Smyrna. The bride who was be.
: comingly attired in a travelling sui
. of brown, was unattended. Following
the ceremony a wedding breakfast wa
served after which Mr.. and Mrs. Ling
left on the 2.42 train for three week
trip. They will reside on the farm o
Mr.. Lingo near Magnolia.
IN Miss Jennie Robinson to Be Married TO-Nlgl
J. An attractive marriage will take plaC
IS near Smyrna this evening when Mis-
r Jennie Robinson will be married |
oil Luther G. WEIGH, of Bridgeville. I'll
ly latter is of the firm of Ellensworth
at Company, fruit dealers. The weddin
ID will take place place at the home of Il
IN brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Jane
tn Robinson, near Smyrna, at 6 O'CLOCK
Of The ceremony will be performed b
w the Rev, William r. Mowbray,
nd Lewes, and he will be assisted by Pr
On siding Elder W. G. Rooms, of Smyrn
de After the reception the couple W
in leave for a trip to Washington, Ricl
ut mond, Va, Jamestownand Boston.
OF Miss Adah Dresher and DR.. Prltchard MARI
''- Mr.. and Mrs. s.. W. Dresher a
nounce the marriage of their daughte
Ada Pearle to DR.. W. Clarence Pritc
&C. ard, assistant demonstration OF HistC
n. ogy Embryology and Anatomy OF il
es ferson's Medical College, on Monda
1t. June 3, 1907 at "The Little Chur
81 Around The Corner" E. 20 Street
or Y. by Rev. Houghten, At home aft
err November fifteenth, 700 s. 81 Sire
Re- Philadelphia Pa.
1T Arthur StOkesbury Wins a Bride.
ee Arthur Stokesbury and Miss Su
Ii' Keiffer both of this town, were mi
- - ried in New York City on Wednesda
-. October 10th. The bride made
100 home with Miss Clara Leinberger a
- tie groom is a son of Mr.. and M
-. William Stokesbury.