The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-01
WEDDINGS


MIR. yohn Cochran Green and Miss
Julia Elizabeth Morton Lockwood.
youngest daughter OF Mrs. George w.
Lockwood, were married on Tuesday
evening at the brides home on Cass
street Middletown, by RI. Rev. Bishop
John J. Monaghan, OF Wilmington. Ii
the presence OF some forty relatives
and friends OF the contracting parties.
Dogwood and apple blossoms. with
palms were used for the decorations Of
the house. Mrs. John B. Cooke, Of
Philadelphia, played the wedding
march The couple were unattended.
The brides gown was OF white satin,
with pearl trimming, and her veil was
caught with orange blossoms. Her
bouquet was OF brides roses. Her
travelling gown was OF blue cloth, tai
lor-made. Following the ceremony a
reception was held, from eight to ten
O'Clock. to which large number OF
invitations had been issued Mrs. VIII
liam Green, mother OF the groom, Mrs.
Lockwood. the brides mother, Mrs.
Dorsey w. Lewis, Miss Eliza c.
Green, Miss Justine Pevericy, Miss
Susan J. Foard, and Miss Emma Lusby
received the guests among whom were
a number from Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Wilmington.t and the following
Elkton.aus and friends from nearby
ncighborhoods- w. A. Mitchell,
Mrs. George X. Ash. Mrs. Clarence c.
Strickland Henry Mitchell, Misses
Smith and Naudain. Of Elkton; Miss
Sara X. Woodal. James f. Woodall,
Jr.. W. A. Hyland. OF Georgetown;
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Wills Lnsby. and Miss
Emma Lusby, Of Cecilton: Miss Flea
ror Mccoy. Kirkwood: Miss Lionne
Beaston. Mr. and Mrs Charles Eili-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Clayton and
Miss Adalaide Clayton, OF Chesapeake
City.
TAYLOR-CHRISTTE
The marriage oi Miss Mary Seward
Christie and Mr. George Lewis Taylor
took place at Mt Pleasant Church.
Colora. on Wednesday, the 2Ist OF,
April. st / o'clock, in the afternoon.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
William Hepthorpe Briggs. pastor OF
Mt Pleasant Church. The bride was
given away by her father, Mr.. Robert
Christie. The best man was Mr. Carl
Taylor. brother OF the groom. Miss
Christie was attended by Miss Lavinia
Reynolds. and Miss Emma Christie.
The bride wore reseda travelling suit
and black picture hat. and carried a
bouquet Of white carnations. Mrs Err
nest Rowland played the wedding
marcch. About one hundred OF their
friends witnessed the ceremony The
happy couple went 10 Atlantic City for
their wedding trip.
STEELE-SIMMONS.
DR.. Stanley Steele. formerly OF
Chesapeake City and Elkton. now OF
Wilmington. Del, and Miss Ann Wall
lace Simmons were married at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Simmons. oIo West
Eighth street. in that city. on Thursday
evening. by Rev H. w. Kellogg, pas
tor OF Grace NJ. f. Church. Only i'm
mediate relatives witnessed the cere-
mony. after which DIR. and Mrs. Steele
left on trip South. The bride is the
soprano soloist in Grace choir OF which
DR.. Steele is also member. They
will be at home at oIo West Eighth
street Wilmington. after June IS.
TAYLOR-KIRK.
Mr. John X. Taylor, OF Oxford, and
Mrs Gertrude Kirk. OF Rising Sun,
were married on Tuesday by Justice s.
NJ. Paxson. in the parlor OF the Eagle
Hotel at West Chester They had
planned quiet wedding. but met a
number OF friends from lower Chester,
who were attending Court. several OF
whom witnessed the ceremony They
arrived at Oxford in the evening.
STRADLEY-HEARNE.
Mr.. Pierce +. Stradley, OF Cccilton,
and Miss Lillian X. Hearne, of Clay
ton, Del. were married quietly by Rev.
! A. Artcrs. at his home in Middle
town, on April 81. They will reside in
Wilmington.
EMERSON-LLOYD.
Mr. Mcdiord Emerson and Miss Ida
May Lloyd were married on Tuesday
evening. by Rev. William SchouleS.
\ number OF friends congratulated the
couple at the brides home on Water
street
ADMINISTRATOR
Mr. Llcwllyn II. Rawlings and Miss
Eleanora McVey Taylor, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Of Row
laudvillc, were married quietly on
Saturday. by Rev J. Earle Maloy