Smyrna times., 1909-11-24
WEDDINGS OF SOCIAL INTEREST

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Miss Mary Denney Hazel Becomes the
Bride of Charles WilIiams-other
Weddings of Social interest.
Mr.. Charles E. Williams, of Will +
mington, was married to Miss Mary
Denney Hazel, of Smyrna, Saturday,
at the Hotel Belvedere, in Baltimore |
Md. The ceremony was performed
at l o'clock by Rev. E. L. Hubbard,
now of Baltimore, but formerly pas
tor of Union Nj. E. Church, Whining
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, who
went to Baltimore Saturday morning
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Williams. They left immedi-
ately after for a trip TO Richmond,
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort. After
their wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams will reside in Wilmington.
Mr.. Williams, who is a son Of Mrs.
Joseph E. Williams, of Smyrna, is
assistant manager for the Whining
ton branch of R. G. Dunn and Com
pany. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
are natives of Smyrna and are men,
bers of prominent families. Miss
Hazel is the youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman P. Hazel, of
Smyrna. She was married in a
travelling suit of blue broadcloth.
c. M. Cochran Weds Louise Cochran
A very quiet wedding was solem.
nized at Cochran Grange near Mid
: dletown, at four O'Clock Thursday
1 afteronon when Miss Alvin Louise
: the youngest daughter of Mrs. Elli'
, Eliza Cochran was united in mar
] riage to Mr.. Charles Malcolm Coch
e ran, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P
d Cochran and a grandson of the lat
= Governor John P. Cochran. TIL
;. ceremony was performed by the Rev
g P. L Donaghay, Rector of St. Anne
/: Episcopal Church, in the presence c
n the immediate families of the cor
|, tracing parties. Immediately afte
,. the ceremony, MIR. and Mrs. Cochra
l, were driven to the depot and boarde
= the d. 40 northbound train for wet
as ding trip. The bride is one of Nit
Y, dletown's most popular and accom-
s plished young ladies, and is graz
6, daughter of the late Robert
4, Cochran, for years a prominent cit
y non Of tbat community
. Watson-Moore Nuptials Dover.
r. In a recess of the sitting room
es the brides home, a beautiful we
in. ding ceremony was performed at [
Il yer, Saturday, uniting in maria
,rs Miss Lenora Moore to Mr.. Will;
m. David Watson, the latter of Phi
"a delphia. In the midst of profit
81 decorations and fine music the bri
10 was attended by these bridesmaid
RI. Miss Anna Hook, Miss Lottie Flowe
10: Miss May Conaway and Miss M
IN: garet Harper. Miss Baker, Of Bal
m. more, was the maid of honor.
les bridegroom was attended by
INV brother, Mr.. ]. A. Watson. ]
tile ceremony was performed by DR..
ar E. Barrett, of Chstertown, M
,rt: assisted by Rev. Z. L. Hoffecker,
A. Dover. The marriage was follov
C. by a fine wedding breakfast.
v and Mrs. Watson will reside
w. Moosic, Pa, after a wedding Il
lin. The bridegroom will continue bl
6. ness in Philadelphia.
NJ Pretty Wedding Near CheswoI
10 A very pretty wedding was sol
ling nized at the home of Edward Ma:
hes of near Cheswold, when his daugh
,ver Ethel, was united in matrimon
ash, Charles R. Adams, of Frank
lass Mass, by Rev. D. F. McFaul,
any Wyoming. The wedding march
in played bv Miss Roda Masten.
nge. bride was gowned in blue silk po
nge. and carried bouquet of roses.
nion brides travelling suit was coat
oys' of London smoke broad cloth, hat
'iety gloves to match. Mr.. and
-$5, Adams left Dover on the 1856 t
$4, for Massachusetts and other pl
So, north, for three weeks and will re
liam on his farm in Massachusetts.
So,
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