The midland journal., 1913-06-13
WEDDINGS.
6a,riv,lnDo'rsey. Y.

6arsin Dorsey.
George W Garvin and Miss George E..
Dorsey, both Of Rock Springs. were mar
ried on Friday. june 9th. at the Nj. p.
Parsonaee il RowIandyiiIe, by Rev. Ziba
Adams.
Saxton Campbell.
Miss Helen Elizabeth Campbell. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Anna r. Campbell. of Leeds.
and Mr.. Oscor S:xton, Of Newark. Dell.
were married May 90 by Rev. Mr.. Dry
den. Of Leeds M. p. Church
Reynolds Hill
Miss Elva J. Hill, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey R. Hill. Of Rock Springs,
and Mr. Harvey H. Reynolds. son Of
Mrs. Laura Reynolds, were married
Wednesday evening, June 4. at Hopewell
NJ. E. church. By Rev. N Jones.
Mearns Brown
Captain Robers w. Mearns. of the goth
Infantry, U. 5. Al. and native Of
KemblesyiIie. was married Sunday. June
9Th. 10 Miss Ethel Brown. daughter of
Judge Brown. Laramie. Wyoming. After
spending some time among relatives in
the East. the bride and groom will sail
from New York for an extended European
trip
liartle Atkinson.
The marriage OF Miss Maude Wesley
Atkinson, daughter Aof Mr., and Mrs.
John Atkinson. Of Port Deposit. to Mr..
Rexford Bell Hartle. of Hage rstown. took
place a. half past 6ve o'clock on Wednes-
day evening, June II. at the home Of the
brides parents. The officiating minister
was Rev. N A. II O'Brien. Of Poit De-
.posit M E church.
Miss Stella Trowbridge was maid of
honor The wedding march was played
hy Miss Jane Creswell The ceremony
was Witnessed BY about ra5 relatives and
friends Of the contracting parties.
Gatchell vandegrlft.
Miss Naomi Vandegrift. daughter of
Mis- Lidie vandegrift, and Mr.. Charles
c. Gatchell Of chiids. were married at S
o'clock Saturday evening, June I. at the
homesof the bride. in Wilmington. Rev.
]. P. Otis. Of North East M E. church,
oficiated. assisted by the pastor of Harri-
son street NJ. E. church. the ring cere-
mony being used.
Miss Ella Lynch was maid of honor and
Mr. Hayes Mccanley best man. The
weddisg march was played by Miss Ida
Larkins. Mr., Lewis Vandegrift. brother
of the bride. acted as usher.
The bride IS popular teacher in the
public schools Of Cecil county.
After an extended tour to Boston and
other points. Mr.. and Mrs. Gatchell will
make their home near chiIds.
Jackson Rawlings
Miss Bessie Maxwell Rawlings. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Robert K. Rawlings.
was married to Mr.. Rufus Gillespie Jack
son. at .'Hybernia Farm. near Wood
lawn. on Thursday evening. June ~. at
! o'clock. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. F. H. Huffman. pastor of West
Nottingham Presbyterian church. in the
presence of about IS guests. composed of
relatives and few intimate friends.
The parlor was prettily decorated with
daisies and other flowers. the color
scheme being yellow and white. At the
appointed hour Miss Grace Rawlings.
sister Of the bride. played the opening
strains Of Lohengrin's Wedding March.
The COON. accompanied by hisebrother.
E. Wilmer Jackson who acted as best man.
entered the parlor and was followed by
Miss Letitia Maxwell. cousin OF the bride.
as maid OF honor, preceding the bride
elect. escorted by her father who gave her
in marriage.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
white crepe meteor over white messaline.
trimmed in Bohemian lace. and carried
brides roses.
Miss Maxwell wore gown of embroid-
cred voile. with yellow brocaded ribbon
ana carried yellow roses,
Miss Grace Rawlings wore gown Of
yellow messaline.
After the impressive ceremony and
congratulations had been rendered. a
COLLATION. was served by caterer Mackin-
tire.
The bride received many handsome
presents. consisting of furniture. silver
ware. china, cut glass and linen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson were taken to
Perryville where they took the train for a
brief northern trip and on their return
win reside at Jackson's Mill. where the
groom is engaged in farming.