The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-15
WEEKS WEDDINGS
WELDON-BlLES.

very unique All attractive wedding
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Biles,
Brick HILL" on Wednesday at noon, OF
| this week, when their youngest daughter,
| Helen Louise, was married to Mr. Alfred
| j. Weldon, a young business man OF
Philadelphia.
Preceding the wedding, Mrs. Mary
| Walker Nichols, a noted soprano, OF
! Philadelphia, rendered several selections
| accompanied on t.Ne piano by Mrs. Manly
Garfield Miller, OF Elizabeth, N. j.
Promptly at IL o'clock the bridal party
wended their way from the house along
| a rose bordered walk to rose powered
arbor under the trees where the mar
| riage was solemnized. Rev. Bernard
Brinkema, Pastor of Rock and Zion Pres
byterian Churches, performed the cere-
| mony, the double ring service being
used. The bride was given away by her
| father, and was gowned in ivory satin
de sole, made early Empire style, en-
| train and trimmed in Duchess and rose
point lace and wore a veil caught with
| lilies Of the valley and carried Julian
| Eltinge" bouquet of lilies Of the valley
and orchids.
The bridesmaids anu matrons were
Misses Audrey MaybelIe Hunt, of Steu-
bensville Ohio, and R. Elizabeth Miller,
| of Oxford, Pa, Mrs. Alexander Sutton
| Schreiber and Mrs. Franklin Pierce Hud-
| son, both of Philadelphia Theye were
| gowned in handsome lingerie gowns over
| North Wynnefe'd, Philadelphia, who wore
poke bonnets with chiffon ties and car
| ried "Cordelia" parasols to match. The
| matron of honor, sister of the bride, was
| Mrs Clarence Patterson Landreth, OF
North Wynnefield, Philadelphia, and wore
a handsome gown of Point Venise lace,
hand embroidery, and wore an imported
muslin hat trimmed in chiffon roses and
lace and carried sheaf of pink Killar-
| ney roses Master Drayton Fenwick
| Landreth, nephew of the BRIDE was a
very attractive little page and carried the
| rings on a satin pillow. The two flower
| girls, cousins of tie bride, were little
Emily Stuart Wherry, of Providence, and
| Miss Marion Louise Clark OF Philadei-
| phia, both of whom carried baskets OF
roses with which they strewed the path
| of the bride. The best man was Mr..
| Lee Haskell Malatesta, of New York
The bride was the recipient OF many and
handsome presents The Metropolitan
| Orchestra rendered pleasing music dur
ing the reception which followed immed
lately alter the ceremony. The bride g
mother was gowned in black satin char
mense embroidered in jet. Guests were
| pl esent from Boston, Detroit, Chicago.
| New York, Philadelphia, Scranton, Will
| mington, Baltimore. Washington, Pitts
| burgh and immediate vicinity.
| Amid shower of confetti the happy
couple left in an automobile for a trip
North. They vii reside in Philadelphia,
where the groom is engaged in the Ind-
| rect Illuminating business.
RYAN-RUMPP
| The wedding of Miss Wilhelmna l..
Rumpp. daughter of Charles Rumpp, OF
| Philadelphia, and Winfield L. Ryan, OF
Rising Sun, took place at the home of
| the grooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P.
Ryan, in Rising SUM- on Monday. Rev.
| L. II. Webster, of the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church, performed the ceremony. The
| bride was attended by Mrs. r. Burton
Whitesidc, of Philadelphia. A reception
| followed the wedding, the newly married
| 'ouple leaving on the noon train for a
| trip south. They will be "at home" in
| I'hiade 'phia after July 4.
| LINTON-SENTMAN
| Mss Helen l.. Sentman, of Principle
and Russell VI. Clinton. OF Wilmingto ton,
| 'el, were married Tuesday evening at
!'5 Walnut street. Wilmington, by Rev.
| y. l., HOffecker. Miss Lillian McCauley
| acted as bridesmaid and Samuel Baldwin
vas the best man The wedding march
was Played by Mrs. Ralph Smith. After
re option, following the ceremony, the
coup started on wedding trip to At
lantic City.
CARDS-SIMPERS
| Mr., Philip K. Ricards, of Elk Neck,
and Miss Bertha NJ. Shippers. of North
East, were married by the Rev, j. p. Otis
| in htc new VI. T.. Church of North East
| On Wednesday last at I.3O p. m.