Middletown transcript., 1911-10-21
A SWELL CHURCH WEDDING
IA Big Audience-FlOwers-Mu
Impressive Ceremonial

dletoWn, was united in marriage to Mr..
James Edward Woodall, ,Jr., of Georgetown
Nd, on Wednesday evening, October the
eighteenth at seven o'clock in st. Anne's
Episcopal Church, Middletown, by the
Rev. Percy L. Donaghay, rector of the
Church.
/ The Church was beautifully decorated
with masses Of palms, ferns, and cut flow
ers, chrysanthemums and cosmos predom-
mating in the decorative effect, and pre-
sented very pretty appearance. being fill
ed as it was with the intimate friends of
the bridal couple. The entire church was
occupied, main auditorium, gallery and
aisles.
At the hour OF seven the bridal party
proceeded up the nave of the church to
the chancel to the beautiful strains of Lo-
hengrin's Wedding March, and were met
at the sanctuary steps by the groom and
best man, Mr.. Sydney Dunham Peverley,
and proceeded to the Altar rail where the
final ceremony and benediction were pro-
Dounced. The bride was given in marri-
age by her father.
The bride, petite blonde, looked very
lovely in her handsome gown of white
Duchess satin, exquisitely trimmed with
point and duchess lace and pearls. The
maid of Honor, Miss Charlotte W. Pever-
ley wore dress of yellow chiffon cloth.
The following ladies acted as brides
maids, Miss Marion Woodall, Miss Eliza
G. Green, Miss Susan Foard and Miss
Mary NoWland.
The Matrons of Honor, we're Mrs. Julian
q. Foard, Mrs. Dorsey Lewis, Mrs. Henry
S. Brady.
The gowns of the Brides maids and Ma.
irons of honor were of the primary colors
giving the effect at intended of rain.
bow wedding,
These eight ladies all carrying large vel.
low chrysanthenums as they marched one
ahead and in the rear with six in tWos in
the center made very pretty picture.
The following gentlemen acted as ush.
ers, Messrs. Richard Rodney, Cuthbert G
Peverley, Julian H. Foard, Charles CraW.
ford, William A. Highland and Andrew
McCauley. They wore tue regulation full
dress suits with white gloves and white
boutonnier etc.
During the ceremony, Mrs. ]. Allen |
johnson presided at the organ and rem
dered number of beautiful selections. |
30 promise me-" being played softly |
during the actual wedding ceremony.
After the church ceremony reception
followed at the home of the bride. The
room presented q pretty and attractive |
appearance, being tastily decorated with |
chrysanthenums, and other flowers and |
foliage. The guests partook of a sump. |
tuous wedding repast, the occasion being |
enlivened by the strains of music rendered |
by the Norris Orchestra. Between 200 |
and 300 guests enjoyed the elegant hospi-
tality of Mr.. and Mrs. Peverley.
The bride was the recipients of many
and costly presents, in solid silver, cut
glass, etchings, piano from her father,
aud all the customary away of handsome
and useful appliances for housekeeping.
Many out of town guests were present.
The bride wore travelling suit of brown
breadcIoth. The newly welded couple |
left via auto at late hour for the nortn
preliminary to an extended honeymoon.
The following ladies and gentlemen
were among the numerous guests present
at the reception.
Mr.. Issac Gibbs, ChestertoWD, Nd;
Mr.. Sydney D. PeVerley, Mechsnicville,
Nd; Mrs: Harold Green. Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. beverley,
Mechanicville, Md; Miss Harriet Leech,
Bristol, Pa; Miss Margaret Dunbar,
Amber, Pa; Misses Caroline Dunham,
Amber, Pa; Mrs. Ball, Amber, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. James G. Wescott, ChestertoWn,
Md; Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Bradley, Char
les Crawford, Chestertown, Md; Mr..
Charles Bush, Wilmington, Del; Miss
Helen Townsend, Odessa, DEL; Miss
Marian Miflin, Odessa, Del; Miss
Mary Aspril, Odessa DEL; Mr.. Andrew
McCauley, Galena, Md; Mr.. William
Hyland, Galena, Md; Mr.. Richard Rod.
ney, New Castle, DEL; Miss Mary Henry,
Cambridge, Md; Mrs. James E. WoodalI,
Georgetown, Nd; Miss Marian WoodalI,
Georgetown, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh,
Georgetown, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Griffith, Sassfaras, Md; Mr.. George Lock-
wood, Philadelphia, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
P. Comegys, Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Bessie
Morton, Phila., Pa; Mrs. Jesse Shepherd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Foard, DR.. and Mrs.
Vaughan, DIR. and Mrs. Sites, Mrs.J. A.
johnson, Rev. and Mrs. P. L. Donaghay,
Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Moore, Rev. and
Mrs. V. s. Collins, Miss Mary Hut
chin, Mrs. DuVall Gibbs, Miss E. Gibbs,
Miss E. Lindley, Mrs. 7. E. Lindley. Miss
Hester Jones, Miss Josephine Biggs, Mrs.
]. 6. Bragdon, Mr.. Lloyd Bragdon, Miss
Helen Myers, Miss Nellie JanVier, Mr..
John Hukill, Mr.. and Mrs. G. JanVier,
Mr.. and Mrs.-W. 7. Connellee, Mr.. Alfred
G. Connelle, Miss Laura Connellee, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Richie, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B. Burris, DR.. and Mrs. Mcdowell,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Cochran, Miss. ada
Lockwood, Mr.. William G. Lockwood,
Mrs. George Lockwood, Mrs. ]. G. Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brady and family, Miss
Marie T. Lockwood, Miss Jesse Shepherd,
Mrs. Lindsey Cochran, Misses Patton and
Agnes Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. s. Brady,
Mrs. h. v. Parvis, Miss May McFall,
Mrs. Bessie Chamberlaine, Mrs. and Mrs.
G. L. Townsend, Jr., Or. and Mrs. D. w.
Lewis, Mrs. Nath. Williams, Mr.. W. N.
Willis, Miss Laura Willis, Mr.. Jesse
Willis, Mr.. Frank Biggs.