Evening journal., 1913-10-23
FENNIMORE-DEAKIN
NUPTIALS IN CHURCH

An unusually DeauJlIul WeuuihB
was solemnized yesterday afternoon
in st. Mary's R. c. Church, when
Miss Sarah C. Fennimore, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fennimore,
became the bride Of Clarence G. Dea-
kin OF Philadelphia.
The church was brilliantly lighted
by candles and electric light, and
charmingly decorated with chrysan-
themums, carnations and ferns which
were massed on the altar. Large
palms in the pulpit made a bower OF
green and the pews for the family
we're roped off with white ribbon
caught with punches Of pink and
white rysanthemums-the effect be-
ing one of rare beauty.
The officiating clergyman, was the
Rev. r. j. Mealey, pastor of the
church The bride, who was given
in marriage by her father, wore ivory
duchesse satin with court train and
trimmings of shadow lace and seed
pearls. She wore a veil caught with
bride roses and orange blossoms and
carried a large shower bouquet OF
bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
She was attended by Miss Ella Far
rell as maid of honor, who wore pale
pink satin gown with court train and
fancy head decoration.
Miss Margaret and Miss Rose Fem
nimore, the brides sisters, who were
her bridesmaids, wore gowns Of pink
satin en- train, and picture hats of
pink panne velvet. The flower girl,
Miss Elizabeth Beatty, wore white
point d'esprit over pink silk and
pink picture hat and carried a basket
,F fr,Ix Tho hrfGafc moth
er wore light blue silk poplin beau
tifuIly hand embroidered in black silk
and beads. The best man was Earl
Denning and the ushers we're William
and Harry Fennimore, brothers OF
the bride, Robert Wolhar and Ear
Schafer
The bridal party entered the church
while the Lohengrin wedding marcf
was being played by Miss Jennie
Couch. Violinists we're Miss Antwhil
or and William Hairsine. The usher
preceded the flower girl, maid of hon
or and bridesmaids, who were follow
ed by the bride with her father.
During the ceremony Miss Marie
Psatti sang 20 Promise Me-" TIL
selection Hearts and Flowers" wa
played while the guests were as
sembling.
At the close Of the ceremony a re
ception was held at the home OF tn
brides parents, No. 51S East Eight
street Later in the evening tn
members of the bridal party and tn
guests we're the guests of Miss Sara
Pyle at dance at the Peoples Sci
tlement, in honor of the bride.
The bride, who has a large circl
oF frsopIo ho haof baaG ca1ac q
at the Forster Shoe Company for tn
past three years. The bridegroom
in the employ of the Pennsylvani
Railroad Company.
Mr.. and Mrs Deakin left for an e1
tended trip to Niagara Falls, Burial
and Canada, and on their return wi
live in West Philadelphia
The bride received many beautifi
presents of furniture, silver, cut glas
pictures, table linen, blankets, bt
linen and hand painted china.
The guests included: Mr.. and Mr.
Harry s. Rodearmel, Mr.. and MI
Schulz, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moone
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mooney. M
and Mrs. James Morris, Miss Bess
Morris, Mrs. Kate Cochran, Frai
Cochran, MIR. and Mrs. Charl
Roneau. Miss Grace Roneau, Mr.. al
Mrs. Edw. Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Hairsine, Mr.. and Mrs. William HaI
ilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Farre
Miss Nellie Pinkerton, Misses Hele
Mary and Katherine Mullin, Mi
Helen Kirk, Misses Mary and Kat
crime Mcguire, Mr.. and Mrs Andre
Mcguire, Mr. and Mrs. David Ridinl
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert White, Mr.. al
Mrs. John Short, Mr.. and Mrs.
Berringer, Mrs. Ella Durham. NJ
James Wolhar, Mr.. and Mrs. Charl
Wolhar. Ray Schafer, Miss Bereni
Schafer, Miss Truitt, Miss Carrie CT
may, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon S. Fa
child, William Early, Miss Nan Ho
bet, Mrs. Lucy Bowers, Mr.. and NJ
John Fennessey, Mr.. and Mrs. Thom
Fennimore. Mr.. and Mrs Mrs. Jan
Hurlock, Miss Nan Freizel, Miss Flo
ence Shackleton, Mrs. Mary Schwi
Misses Helen and Florence Devil
Mrs. Annie Devine. Frank Pinkert
and many others. from Wilmingtl
Out-of-town guests included NJ
Goldie Toune, Mrs. Randall You
William Shields, Robert Patters
Mr. and Mrs william L. Thorpe. I
Messrs Deakin, Of Philadelphia, a
Mrs. A. Nj. Driscoll, of Delmar.