Smyrna times., 1912-04-10
PRETTY WEDDING TAKES PLACE
Carl Hughes, DR., Weds Miss Leah
Neeman; Wyatt-RaughIeY Nuptials
Other Weddings of Peninsula

-Other weddings OF PenlnSuia
On Thursday evening, March %,
the home of Charles Neeman, near
Canterbury, was the scene of "a
very pretty ceremony, when his
daughter, Leah, became the bride
of Carl Hughes, Jr. Nature con-
tributed generously to the occasion
as the evening was one of the rare
balmy kind. which could be fully
appreciated only after winter of
such unusual rigor. The house was
beautifully decorated, backgr Ound
of green blended delicately with the
color scheme of pink and white.
The bride wore white messaline,
draped with white chiffon, with
roses and pearl trimming. with long,
flowing train and veil. She carried
white carnations. She was attended
by Miss Pearl Cooper, who wore
pink messaline, trimmed with pearls.
She carried pink carnations. Miss
Cassie Garbutt, Miss Rachel Killen,
Mrs. Roland Baynum and Miss Cath
arine Hughes acted as flower girls
and were prettily but simply attired
in white lingerie with bands of
roses. The groom was attended by
his brother, James H. Hughes, o
Pennington, N. J. Miss Lulu
Stevenson, of FELTON,, a former
music instructor of the bride
rendered the wedding march. The
wedding was the climax of a pretty
romance beginning while the bride
and groom were vet in school. The
bride is the elder daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Neeman, and the
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Carl Hughes, of FELTON,. Both are
wellknown and are popular members
of the young sets of their commune
ties. The bridal couple drove to
their home, wich had been carefully
furnished. They will reside on his
fathers farm, west of FELTON,.
Only members of the immediate
families and very close personal
friends we're invited. One of the
features of the wedding was the
presence of the groom's brother,
Edward Hughes, himself a groom of
but one month, with his bride. In
all, 65 guests were present. The
bride received many handsome and
useful presents. The young couple
are excellent expoDents of the pro-
gressive tendency in agriculture.
WYatt-Raughley Wedding at Burrsville
A wedding of interest to the
: young people in Burrsville neigh
borhood took place Wednesday even
I ing March q, when Miss Hester
Lille Raughley, youngest daughter
] of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua B Raughley,
q became the bride of Thomas Herbert
S Wyatt of Denton, Md. The cere-
mony was performed in the Metho-
dist Protestant Church by Rev. j.
7. Bailey, the pastor. The popular
couple entered the church to the
I strains of the Lohengrin wedding
e march. played bv Mrs. M. Lee Wyatt.
{ Miss Mary. Raugley. sister of the
: bride and was maid of honor, anC
s Mrs. P. Seldom Raughley was matror
e of honor. The bridesmaids were
9 Miss Florence Moody, of Whining.
i ton, and Miss Lolita Belts, of Mil
d ton. Messrs. M. Lee Wyatt. broth
er of the groom, P. Seldom Raughle,
and Alfred Raughley, brothers Of
the bride. and William H. Nuttlr
II acted as usbers.
e West-LeatherburY Nuptias, Sasburl
: Miss Lettie Leatherbury, of Sails
bury, was married to Nathan GordN
! West, of Delmar, Wednesday by Rev
: David Howard at St. Peters Epis
copal church. Miss Leatherbury il
% popular in the younger society set
;o Mr.. West is young business MAJ
~ of Delmar. The bride, unattended
% wore q most becoming suit of blu
cloth. with hat to match and CARRIE
|. a white prayer book. Mr.. and Mrs
70 West left for an extended tri
= North. They will be cat home
!, in Delmar after April 20.
Is McMulIin- Graham Nuptials at Viola
" Mrs. John W. Dowham. of Viola
g announces the marriage of her sis
ID ter, Miss Octavia Graham, to Jane
e. Herman McMullen, Saturday Feh
e. ruary II, at Hotel Wilmington, Wi
D. migton, Del. At home, Glasgow
ie DEL, June 1st.
i Green-Bowden Wedding in PhiladeIphi
n Married in Philadelphia, Wednet
Mt day. March q, John Stevsnso
as Green and Miss Mabel Bowder
al daughter of Rev. Josiah Bowder
at Mr.. Green is the son of Rev. C. "
n and Sallie Q. Green, formerly {
ed Dover.