Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-04
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World


The Easter bride is now beginning
to be the centre of attention and this
month will witness several weddings
OF social importance. One OF the most
interesting OF the spring weddings will
be that Of Miss Ruth Cooke Pyle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie w.
Pyle. formerly of this city, but now of
Montreal, Canada and Edmund Dore-
mus. also OF MontreaI, son of Mrs. w.
l.. Doremus, of Montclair N. j. This
wedding Will be -olemnized in Trinity
p. e. Church, this city. on Saturday
evening, April ID, at o'clock, with
the Rev. T.. NJ. Kirkus officiating.
The bride, who is well known in this
city where she formerly lived, will be
attended by her cousin, Mrs. Henry
f. Bromley, of Germantown, as matron
of honor, and by Miss Winifred Bach,
of this city, as maid of honor Miss
Adeline Foreman, of Portsmouth. Va,
another cousin; Miss Dorothy Blzzey,
of Montreal; Miss Florence Gardiner,
of Germantown; Miss Barbara Bach
and Miss Hilda Hardesty, of this city,
and Miss Elizabeth Doremus, of Mont
clair. sister OF the groom. will be
bridesmaids Little Miss Dorothy Kim
mey, of Oak Lane, Pa, will be flower
girl
Philip DOremus, OF Bangor, Me-, will
be his brothers best man, and the
ushers will be Henry n Pyle, Of Tim
Minis. Ontario. a brother of the bride
! w Louis Doremus, of Montclair, ~
j., brother of the groom: Francis b.
Goodell. OF Philadelphia; DR.. William
C.. White and Clarence Corner. both
of New York City, and Douglas Pat
terson. of this city
Following the ceremony there will
be a wedding reception at the New
Century Club at which immediate re
latives and a few intimate friends
will be guests. Mr. and Mrs Doremus
will leave directly after the reception
on their honeymoon, and they will be
at home after June / In Montreal.
Miss Pyle and her mother came
down from Montreal last week ant
are now staying with Mrs. Isaac c
Pyle with whom they will remain un
iii after the wedding. Mr. and Mrs
Pyle and their family. who until hv,
years ago lived in this city. have Z
wide circle of relatives and friends il
this community
Mr.. Doremus is advertising manage
I for the Dominion Cartridge Company
He is related to II. L. Doremus, Of thii
city and is prominently connected
elsewhere. Several pre-nuptial func
tions will be given in honor OF Miss
Pyle and her fiance.
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Another April wedding Of much so
cial interest will be that of Miss
Eleanor Bayne Pilling. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John FILLING, of Newark
and Carl Addison Taylor, Of Philadel
phia. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel NJ
Taylor. of Kenton, which will take
place in the New Century Club In
Newark. at $50 O'Clock Saturday even
ing. April q. The Friends ceremony
will be used. Miss Pilling will be. at
| tended by her sister. Miss Corpelia
I Pilling, as maid OF honor, and by Miss
Elizabeth Wright and Miss Edith
/ Spencer, Of Newark, and by Miss Mar.
! lorie Koch, OF Pottsville, Pa, and Miss
Anne Gardner, OF Mt Vernon. n. Y,
as bridesmaids. Mr.. Taylor will have
as his best man Mr. Sproule. of Har-
risburg, Pa, and the ushers viii be
Robert Lewis. of Elkton: w. w. Seitz.
OF Philadelphia, and Paul Potter of
: Altoona, Pa.
Following the ceremony a recepiion
Z will be held at the club after which
the bride and groom will leave ON
their honeymoon. They will reside in
Philadelphia.
Miss Pilling is one of the mos. a.
tractive and popular members of New
ark society and both she and her Sis
ter, Miss Cornelia Pilling, have hos
of friends throughout the State. Sew
eral pre-nuptial functions will be gyel