Evening journal., 1919-09-06
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MIS-. harvey HOuecker, or newark, anc
Miller Thomas Lyman, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Lyman, Of this city. Will
be married at O'Clock tonight, in ST.
Johns p. E. Church, by the Rev. Alban
Richey.
The bride will be attended by her sis.
ter, Miss Mary Hoffecker, as maid OF
lhonor and Mrs. Albert Geisenhouser OF
Philadelphia, as matrOn OF honor; Miss
Julia Foster, OF Selingsgrove, Pa; Miss
Lavinia Bye, and the Misses Edna and
May Chambers, Of Newark, as brides
maids.
The best man will be Charles r. Fos-
/ ter. The ushers will be Dr.. Albert
IGeisenhouser, Of Philadelphia: William
G. Singer, Kenneth Drake, Harry Drake,
Jr., Of this city. and Harry Moore, of
Sunbury, Pa
The bride will wear a charming gown
Of white duchess satin. made with CO.
lOnial train and trimmed with georgette,
Her tulle veil will be caught in cap eff
feet with q corOnet Of rOsebuds. Shs
will carry a shower bouquet of bride
roses.
The maid Of honor will wear pink or
candle with hat TO match, and carry
shower bouquet Of pink asters. This
matrOn of honor will wear orchid color
organde, with hat to match, and carry
deep purple colored asters. Two OF
the bridesmaids will wear blue organ
die with hats to match and carry pink
asters and the other two maids will
wear yellow organdie and carry purple
asters.
The decorations at the church will
be palms and cut flowers.
Following the ceremony a reception
Will be held at the home Of the bride-
groom's parents, No. 907 Delaware ave-
nue..
Immediately following the reception
the bride and groom will leave on their
honeymoon and after October 4 they
will be at home at No. 9O7 Delaware
avenue.
The bride and bridegroom have re-
ceived many handsome presents, in
cluding silver, cut glass and linen. The
bride formerly lived in this city and
has many friends here. Many show
ers and fetes have been given in her
honor during the past week. Last even
ing the bridal party was entertained at
the home Of Mr.. Lyman.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Mlllspsugh
OF Philadelphia, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter Miss Margaret
Douglas Millspaugh to Or. F. Corrett
Barlleman OF Atlantic City, n. J. Miss
Milspaugh is well known in this city
and is the sister Of Mrs. Edgar Q. Bull
lock and has visited Wilmington FREE
quently. DR.. Bartleman served as cap4
tain in the dental corps, American Ex4
Forces, and was abroad
more than a year. No date has been
set for the wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Sarah BrumIev
Evans, daughter Of Mrs. Harry L. Evans.
of No. il0i Broome street. and Lieu
tenant Henry Lord King, son Of Mrs.
Richard Cuyler King. Of Macon. Ca. will
Jake place at o'clock this afternoon.
at the home of the brides mother. Only
the members or the two families and a ,
few intimate friends Will witness the
ceremony. A reception will lbe held at
I3O o'clock, to which many friends
have been invited
The bride will be attended by her sis
ter. Miss Jean Evans. as maid Of honor.
and Miss Mary King, Of Macon. Ga. a
sister OF the groom, as bridesmaid,
Little Miss Frances J. Lindsay will be
attendant TO maid OF honor and little
Misses Helen and Eleanor Lindsay. of
will be the flower girls,
Frank Lindsay and Arthur Paulmer Will
be ribbon bearers.
J. Horace Lindsay an uncle Of the
bride. will be best man. The bride viii
be given in marriage by her grand
'ather David Lin.lsay.
Tho aprnmonv viii fola rTooa - a..
ivingrOom Of the Evans home. The
rouse will be beautifully decorated
With palms, ferns and cut flowers. The
,ridal party will stand amid ferns and
md palms.
The bride will wear becoming gown
II ivory satin. made with court train
md trimmed with heirloom lace. Her
ace veil will be held in place with
range blossoms. She will carry a
hover bouquet Of bride roses and or
hids
Miss Evans and Miss King will wear
lue organdie dresses with hats to
match ana trimmed in pink and will
AIRY pink and blue flowers. The little
Maid of honor will wear white organ
lie with pink ribbons and will carry
ink and blue flowers. The flower girls
viii wear white with pink ribbons and
AIRY baskets Of sweetheart roses.
Lieutenant and Mrs. King will leave
n wedding trip tonight Lieutenant
ing has been stationed at Camp Dix
ut expects to sail for France in few
'eeks. Mrs King Wa go abroad some-
me this fall.
During the week much entertaining
as been done in honor Of the bride-
Iect. On Thursday night Mrs. II.
letcher Brown gave dinner at tha
Country Club, in honor OF
he bride, covers being laid for eigh-
zen guests Last evening Mrs. Brown
ave a dance at her home, No. 1910
roome street. for the bridal party and
lembers Of the younger set.
Miss Blanche Jones, of No 52i South
ackson street and Carl Mack, OF No,
223 West Second street were married
Ist evening at the parsonage Of Wes-
" NJ. +. Church, by the Rev. Z. w.
Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Mack after
hort wedding trip will live in this city.
Miss Helen Cummings, daughter OF
erritt Cummings of Chadd's Ford. Pa.
ld Walter f. Biddle, Jr. son Of Mr..
nd Mrs. Walter E. Bidde, of No. 1913
oncord avenue were married on Sep
mber 4 at ElktOn, by the Rev. w. X.
Don, pastor of the Baptist Church.
r. and Mrs. Biddle will live in this
ty with the groom's parents.
Miss Laura s Lund, Of Landenberg.
A.. and William T. NIendenhall. Of