Evening journal., 1916-11-09
Miss RISPHAM IS
BRIDE OF MR.. WETRERILL

Miss Barbara Carr Bispham, daugh-
fer of Captain Harrison A. Bispham,
L. S. n. Tetlred) and Of the late Mrs.
Barbara Carr Bispham, and Robert
Wetherill, OF Chester, Pa, were mar
ried at noon today in the Church of
the Ascension, at Claymont The Rev.
j. Gibson CAN'T rector OF the church.
and the Rev. Clarence Wyatt BisD-
ham. Of Philadelphia, a cousin OF the
BRIDE, oficiated
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and was attended by Mrs
Norris Mumpher, Of Arcola, N. j., as
matron of honor. and by Miss Kathleen
Wetherill sister OF the bridegroom;
Miss Eleanor Bispham, a cousin OF the
bride: Miss Katherine Knight daugh-
ter of Rear Admiral Austin NJ. knight,
u. S. n. of Newport, r. l., and MISS
Marjorie pyle. OF this city, as brides
maids. The flower girls were the 1T
tie Misses Nancy Kerr, OF Meylan, Pa,
a niece of the groom, and Margaret
Baker, daughter of MI. and Mrs Fred
erick Baker. of Claymont ana the
brides cousin.
Luther r.. Graves. End. of Penning-
ton. VI. was the groom's best man.
and The ushers were John l.. Weth-
Grill ]. Eyre Price. John r. Sproul
and William Provost. of Chester Pa
g. r. Meade. of Ossining, ~ y, and
Edward X. Bispham Jr, OF Claymonl
/ The bride wore charming Great gu
of ivory satin, trimmed with pearl ana
silver trimming and maze WIN
court train of silver hrocade ana she
wore tulle veil arranged IN the lat-
est can effect and held with a pan
dean of pearls. She carried shower
bouquet of white orchids ana lilies Oh
I the valley. "a, -
The matron of honor and maid OF
honor wore gowns of turquoise blue
donsant silk. combined with tulle ana
trimmed with silver lace, and tney
wore silver lace hats, trimmed with
narrow bands Of sable. They car
Rod hououets of pink snap dragons
and pink roses. ..,. moro made
lture the gowns Of the matron ana
mold of honor only they were OF sold
aonsant silk combined with gold COZ
rcd tuue and trimmed with silver,
IA tbev wore silver hats trimmed
len hands of sable. Their bouquets
were deem yellow snap dragons and
,,eiio,v roses. The two little mower
girie wore dainty frocks OF whlt'
s,oro trimmed with filet lace, and they
wore HACK velvet poke bonnets' IheA
carried baskets filled with daisies
Tbe church was prettily decorated
with white and yellow chrysanthe
e,,,,,e Mains and ferns, while decora
,to,e a. the house consisted OF plhi
,,an drapons and other fall nowerl
90 ca.rv ont the color scheme OF PINK
~ hride's favorite color. The tOWe
-, of tho drawingroom where I'M
hrt5al connie received their guests
80 outlined with southern smilaA ah'
80 md studded with pink Hover
.tiia nalms and ferns made an ehee
Nc haclreround for the receiving
.r,,. Mrs Dorothy Johnson BaesleI
Lei known harpist, of Philadelphla
vi Mics emma Tage. organist, play
"a The Lohengrin and HENDERSON,
r ,'.ading marches for the processiona
"a rocesstonal of the bridal party
.''hicb entered the church IN IN
'.,ai mode. with the ushers leading
soIIo,yed by the flower girls IN
hridesmaids. maid Of honor mario,
of honor. and finally by the bride o
the arm OF her father VINO saw ,u ne
met at the chancel by the groom an
" Immediately following the oeremo on
wedding breakfast was served az ~
home of the brides father, at when se'
eraI hundred guests were 'nterta'ne.
The breakfast was served on tne ~
closed veranda. The bridal table, VINO
was nlaced in the tower OF the dining
room was decorated pa waite, -'
ing the breakfast the bridal couple lei e.
Inv motor for months wedding TIM
Iipon their return from their honey
moon they will reside temporarily
!, Philadelphia until their house whe
:, the groom's father, Robert Wetheril, q
= Chester. is building for them in Cheste
I, and which was one of their weddin
presents, is completed.