Evening journal., 1911-06-29
LATE JUNE BRIDES
In KENT COUNTY.
Little Creek Wedding Parties
Make Merry at Richard
SOn-BlOCkSOn Nuptials
specIal . THE nvENING JoURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. June 29.-Several
pretty June weddings are interesting
the younger folk and among them
was one at s o'clock yesterday morn
ing. OF an extremely popular Dover
girl and graduate OF the High School.
Miss Katharine Wallace Clifton.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo W.
Clifton. to Lyndon d. Caulk, a young
merchant of Wyoming. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
James G. Comiskey.. Of Holy Cross
Church. in the parsonage. Miss Nellie
Beckman. OF Philadelphia. an aunt Of
the bride, was maid Of honor. and
Paul Clifton. OF Dover, brother Of the
bride was best man. Mr. and Mrs.
Caulk left for Atlantic City and other
points and will be at home on Tues
day. July l2. az Wyoming.
The marriage Of Miss Marian Ethel
Tucker of Dover, and Robert Francis
Gill. Of Philadelphia and Atlantic
City will take place on Saturday at
noon at the residence of the mother
Of the bride-elect, Mrs Samuel Tuck
er, on Division street. Dover The
Rev Joseph Brown Turner will Of
ficiate at this noon wedding and only
relatives Of the bride and bridegroom
and a few close personal friends will
witness the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Gill Will live In Philadelphia for the
present
A beautiful church wedding in Lit
tie Greek on Wednesday evening was
that Of Miss Anna s. Richardson,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs George
Richardson. to Ralph c. Blockson,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Blocksom,
OF Wilmington.
The ceremony was performed at
$50 o'clock In Little Greek NJ 2.
Church. which was elahorately dec
GRATED for the occasion and the young
people Of that section made IL a gala
night Miss Richardson is a talented
singer and her popularity drew many
friends. She was a member Of The
Peoples Church choir Of Dover
The bridegroom was , former resi-
dent Of Little Creek hut now Is IN
business in Wilmington. where they
will reside
The wedding party was one of the
largest at a Delaware wedding In re-
cent years and. when assembled at
the altar, reached all the way across
the church. The best man was
George Barnhill, Jr, of Wilmington.
Eugene Short. Of Little Greek, a rela-
tive. gave the bride away. The
groomsmen were william Bucksiew,
Of Wilmington. Fred Brown. Of New
York, The ushers we're Davis Turn
er, Of Little Creek, Oscar Russell Of
Dover. William r. Joseph. OF ithaca.
~ Y, and William Short. Of Little
Creek 1shamsel Tarburton was the
ring bearer
The bride was attended by a bevy Of
girls Miss Richardson wore white
satin en- train and with bridal veil.
Miss Sara Hopkins, Of Dover the
maid Of honor wore pink silk and
carried white and pink carnations.
The bridesmaids were Miss Sarah
Curtis, Of Harrington Miss Caroline
Lane, Of Harrington. and Miss Anna
Robinson, Of Millville. N. j., each of
whom wore pink silk and carried
white and pink carnations Miss
Frances Lowber, Of Little Greek, and
Miss Margaret Parvis, Of Wilmington,
we're the flower girls
The younger set of Little Greek
gave the bride and bridegroom 3
calithumptian serenade, IN response
10 which the bride and her husband
appeared, in time for a liberal share
Of confetti, but the young serensders
did not desist until they got a gem
erous taste of the wedding cake