The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-09-18
WEDDINGS
FASSITT-MEARNS.

100 p. M, when her daughter, Mar
garet Annie, was united IN marriage to
Mr. Alfred Fassitt, OF Sylmar. The
bridal party enterd the parlor. which
was taste;ully decorated, IN green and
white. to the strains OF the Lohengrin
Wedding March, played by Miss Flea
nor B. Gillespie. OF Wilmington, on
tie violin accompanied by Miss Kath-
leen NJ Fassitt. The ceremony was
performed by Rev b. J. Brinkema,
pastcr cf Zion Presbyterian Church.
The bride wore handsome semi
princess gown OF ivory crepe de chine
over silk, trimmed with Irish point
lace and carried bouquet OF bride
roses. She was accompanied by Miss
Lorraine + Fassitt. sister Of the groom.
attired in pink chiffon mousselne and
carried pink carnations. Mr.. ]. Heu-
lingS Coles. of Merchantvile. n. J.,
was best man. Mr.. ] Leon McCrery,
of Nottingham, Pa. and Mr.. John B.
Fassitt, Of Rising Sun, were ushers.
During congratulations the Misses
Gillespie and Fassitt rendered Langis
Flower Song. Mendelssohn's Spring
Song" and several other selections.
h''cr splendid dinner the happy
couple departed amid showers OF con
fetti and good wishes for two months
tour through the West. expecting to
visit the Yellowstone National Park,
Alaska. Yukon and Pacific Exposition.
California md other points OF inter
est
HAILMAN-TAYLOR
Rev. Edward {. Hallman, formerly
oi Chesapeake City. now residing in
Indiana, and Miss May Taylor were
married at the home oi the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Taylor,
in Magnolia. Del, on September o.
by Rev. Hugh h. Kelso The bride
was gowned in white satin. Princess
style. trimmed with Princess lace. en-
train, with bridal veil and carried
shower bouquet of brides roses and
ferns. Mrs. Thomas f.. Warren, Jr.,
was matron of honor. gowned in white
silk Ell tram and carried pink roses
and fern. \ course supper was served.
after the ceremony to guests from
Delaware, Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA.
Many tasteful and useful souvenirs
were rendered the bride. Mr. and Mrs.
Halhman after a brief stay with friends
LETT for Indiana via Washington. y. c.
SWAIN-FoSTER.
Mr.. Alfred l.. Swain, assistant clerk
OF the Board OF Works OF Newark, N.
J., and Miss Laura Valora Foster,
daughter OF Mrs. John Inskip Foster,
OF North East, were married on Sep
tember 9, at Lyons Farms, the home
"t the groom's brother, near Newark,
by Kew y. /. Graham, pastor OF the
i:l"ahcth avenue Presbyterian Church
in that city. The bride who was un.
attended, wore a gown OF white lace,
over satin, and carried bride roses
None but relatives Witnessed the cere-
mony. which was followed by recep-
tion. After trip TO Canada. Mr.. and
Mrs. Swain will be at home, after Oc-
tober l, in the Wequahic Park section
OF Newark. The Board OF Works, by
resolution, rendered congratulations
aud best wishes to Mr.. Swain.
McNEMAR-NARVEI..
Mr. Leslie Haines McNkmar, OF
w HillllSlon, DeI., ana MISS Bessie
Radcliffe Marvel, OF Elk Mills. were
in Wilmington, on Saturday,
by Rev, George l.. Wolfe. Tho bride
was attircd in a becoming gown OF
white chiffon and lace She was at
tended by Miss Ruth +. McNemar,
sister of the groom. while Charles -.
Nc Nemar, brother of the groom. acted
as best man, MIR. and Mrs. McNemar
lett on Monday morning for an ex.
tended trip to Niagara Falls and
Canada. After their return they will
reside in Wilmington.
PUGH-MlLLER
MIR Joseph +. Pugh OF Kembleville.
and Miss Edna A. Miller, OF Lewisville,
were married in Wilmington, on Sep
tcmber 8. by Rev. George l.. Wolfe.
MIR and Mrs W. $. Scott Miss NJ.
Eta Hobson and Mr., Bayard Miller
accompanied the couple and witnessed
the ceremony
RAWLINGS.
Mr. John Boyle and Miss Mary
Rawlings, daughter OF the late John
Rawlings. were married at the brides
home in Rowlandvillc. on Thursday
by Rev, f. 5. Cain