Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-01-14
MISS MULLIN TO Be
Mr.. FREEMAN BRIDE
Ceremony to Be Perform
ed in Grace Church Tonight
in Presence of Friends

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
will be the scene of an attractive
wedding tonight, when Miss Ruth
Mullin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Mullin, Of No. 500 Broome
street, will become the bride of Rich
ard Jackson Freeman, of Overlook,
Pa. The ceremony, which will take
place at z o'clock, will be performed
by the Rev. Robert Bagnell. pastor Of
Park Avenue NJ. L. Church, Phila-
dolphia, assisted by the Rev. George
Edward Reed, pastor of Grace NJ. E.
Church, and by Bishop Joseph Berry,
OF Philadelphia.
The bride. who will be given in
marriage by her father, will be at
tended by her sister-in-law. Mrs. J.
Paul Mullin, as matron of honor,
Miss Marion Beadenkopf as maid OF
honor, Miss Edith Montgomery and
Miss Helen Biggs, of Middletown as
bridesmaids and by her niece, little
Miss Jane Mullin, and by her cousin.
Miss Margaret Wickersham. of Wood
bury, n. j., as flower girls. The
bride will wear charming gown of
white crepe de chine trimmed with
rose point lace and made with a
court train and a rose point lace veil
caught In the new cap effect with n
| spray of orange blossoms, and will
carry a shower bouquet of white
OF chids and lilies of the valley.
As matron Of honor. Mrs. j. Paul Null
| lin will wear pink crepe de chine, while
] "a frlN q
viii wear gown of pale blue creme dc
chine and both will carry Bernhardt
bouquets of pink snap dragon. white
lilacs and pink roses, tied with blue
| satin ribbon. Miss Montgomery
and Miss Riggs, the bridesmaids will
wear gowns of pink charmeuse. yelled
with silk net and trimmed with blue
satin and lace and will wear pink toqueJ
trimmed with forget me nots and tiny
pink roscbuds. with tiny rufiics of pink
satin and lace falling around the face
They will carry baskets of pink snaI
dragon and roses aud falling from the
handles of the baskets will be steamers
j OF blue satin ribbon. As Hover girls
little Miss Jane Mullin and Miss Wick
ersham will wear lingerie dresses with
pink and blue ribbons and will carry
small baskets of sweetheart roses tict
with blue satin ribbon.
The groom's father, Frank A. Free
man, of Overlook. Pa, will be the bes
man. and the ushers will be John n
Mullin ard J. Paul Alullin. brothers %
the BRIDE Edwin Lavine, Dr. Leslie Mul
ford of Philadelphia; Wynnc Arm
strong, of Merchantvillc, \. j.. and C.. T.
Pierson, of st. David's, Pa. George \
Maris. OF Philadelphia. former organis
of Grace Church, will play the Lohcn
grin professional and the Mendelssohl
recessioaal wedding marches.
Following the ceremony a reception
will ice held in the rose room of In
Hotel DUPONT. The decorations at tn
church will consist Of palms. ferns an
other potted plants, while those in In
rose room will carry out the colo
scheme of the wedding, pink and blu,
and viii consist of pink Killarney roses
palms. ferns and other cut flowers
Following the reception. the brid
and groom will leave for Atlantic Cit
on their wedding trip where they viii
stay until January % and then sal
from New York for South Americ
and the Panama Canal. Upon thei
return some time in May. Mr.. and Mrs
Freeman viii be at home at No Sal
Overlook avenue. Philadelphia
Since the announcement of her en-
gagement. Miss Mullin has been ex
tensively entertained Miss Edit
Montgomery. one of the bridesmaid
entertained the bridal party at Dime
on Thursday evening at her home an
at theatre party at The Playhous
afterwards. Miss Marion Beadenkor
maid of honor. gave a luncheon TO tn
bride and her attendants last F'rida,
Mrs. J. Paul Mullin, matron of honol
entertained on Tuesday at luncheo
for Miss Mullin and on Tuesday even
; ing Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Mullin enter
tanned the bridal party at dinner a
; their home