The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-06-26
WEDDINGS
CROTHERS-wILEY.

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The home OF Mr.. and Mrs George
McVey. OF Zion, was the scene OF
very pretty wedding on Wednesday. at
I o'clock. when their niece. Mary Eta
Wiley. became the bride Of Mr.. Guy
Crothers. oi Philadelphia Only the
relatives and few very intimate friends
of the bride and groom were present.
The house was beautifully decorated
with potted plants and flowers The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
J. y. Brinkcma, Of Zion The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Bes-
sic Wiley. OF Baltimore. as maid Of
honor. aud Miss Anna Kirk, ~ Zion.
as BRIDESMAID. Master Clifford Croth
ers. Of Zion. was ring bearer and Miss
Esther Wiley. Of Baltimore. flower
girl The bridegroom was attended
By his brother. Mr.. Anthony Crothers.
of Philadelphia. and the ushers were
Mr. Walter McVey. Of Ohio, cousin Of
the bride. and her brothers. Mr. Cecil
Wiley and Raymond Wiley. Of Balt
more.
The bride was charmngly gowned
~ batiste. trimncd with vel lace ard
insertion. aud carried bride roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Crothers were driven
To- North East, where they took the
train for IN extended trip North
NEWTON-MOORE.
Green Hil'' the home II the Misse,
Moore. OF Colura. was the scene OF
pretty porch wedding at high noon.
ON Tuesday. when their niece. Miss
Nnna Moore. was married To Mr..
Earle w Newton. of CourtIandt, n
y. The bridal party marched over the
lawn from the side entrance to the
spaciou, front porch To- the strains oi
the Lohengrin wedding march. played
by Miss Susan Richards. ~ Pottsiown.
Pa. with harp and violin accompani-
mcut by PLAYERS from Philadelphia
Rev. -. T. Shaw, of Oxford and Rev.
Samuel Polk performed the ceremony.
The ma,ronS oi honor were Mrs. Wal
:cr Nyrc, and Mrs Reeve Nanncman.
al N",ri>town. Pa. and the maids
we're Nj. Leila I.atshaw. oi Spring
CITY. aud Miss Ray Kirk. oi Norris
town MI Charles W;ckcrsham. oi
ur''Trdt. was hen man The bride,
gown W:s Princess crepe meteor.
4; 'Am,d with hand embroidered lac.
and she wore her mothers bridal veil
Upwards oi a hundred guests enjoved
the wedding breakfast served bv Eng
lar & Murdaugh. oi Oxford. MIR and
Mrs Newton left, amid hearty CON
pratuationS. for wedding trip tn New
England.
LUDLAM WILLIAMS.
The home oi Mr.. Edward G.. VIII
liars. ssoS Sarsom street. Ph:ladel-
phia. was the scene oi very pretty
wedding on Saturday evening. when
Miss NIarrietta Edna Williams. for
mer resident oi Cecil county. and n
graduate oi Jacob Tome Institute, was
married Ia Mr.. Paul Stilwcll l.udam.
ri Philadelphia, Miss Annie Williams.
sister oi the bride. was bridesmaid
aud MIR Charles Mott was best man
Little Miss Marian Wilson was flower
girl. l.nhcngrin'S wedding march was
very beautifully rendered by Miss
Emma DAVIS Mr.. and Mrs Iudam
were the REGIMENTS Of many beautiful
and useful gifts Guests were present
from Maryland, Wilmington. Cape
MAY and Stone Ilarbor. After re-
ItNllOtlllN were served, the nappy
couple lett amid showers oi rice ard
confetti, iur a tour oi two weeks. II
j. >urmiScd by the friends ui tie couple
that part uf the honeymoon will he
spent IN board Mr.. Iudlam', yacht
CNMERON-RURNS.
y very pretty though quic, and sim
pie wedding. took place at the parents
home. Bay View. Wednesday. June 70
at ! o'clock when Miss Cora Burns
became the bride oi Mr. Murray II
Cameron. ui North Fast. Under a
CANOPY oi daisy chains aud greens. ana
unattended. the ceremony was per
formed by Rev E r StrauSburg, ~
Glcnburnic. Md, who was former
pastor. aud ais" a close friend 81 the
groom Nitcr dainty luncheon was
served the happy pair lett 81 au early
evening train inr a trim North where
they expect tu make their future home
NULL STEELE
Alr Jacob \ Null aud MIR, Mary
] Stcc'c. both oi Rising sun. were
married there nn Wcdnc Sday, by Rev
] II Gray pastor ri iinpewcll NJ f..