Evening journal., 1919-11-26
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Mrs. William Spry, of Middletown, and
Delbert B. Gallagher, Of PennsgrOve, n.
j., were married last Saturday afternoon
in st. Annes p. Z. Church, Middle
down. The bride wore a pretty travel
ing suit Of brown broadcloth trimmed
in beaver with hat to match. She car
red a bouquet Of bride roses. Follow
ing the ceremony the couple came to
Wilmington by automobile, and from
here left by train for Washington, ID.
C., and other points south. On their
return they will reside in Wilmington.
The groOm's gift to the bride was a
handsome platinum pin set with pearls
and diamonds.
One Of the prettiest weddings OF the
season took place last evening. at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. William B.
Eldridge. No. iiS West Twenty-third
street. when their daughter Miss NJ.
Gertrude Edridge became the bride of
Luther A. Cloud Jr. son Of Luther a.
Cloud, OF this city. The wedding took
place at o'clock, the Rev. v p. North
y rup, Of MiddletOWn, officiating.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. She was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Dallett II. LoOmis, as ma
trOn Of honor and by Miss Marion Sell
lers, as maid Of honor.
Mr.. Cloud had as his best man Viii
liam Campbell and the ushcrs were
Dallett II. LO0mis and Clifford " Man
nering.
The wedding music was played by
Miss Mary Archer. Mrs Clifford V. Man
nering. the brides aunt, sang "Oh
Promise Me" Miss Archer wore
pretty gown of light blue with a
corsage bouquet Of sweetheart roses.
The brides dress was Of white satin
trimmed in silver lace She wore
tulle veil arranged in cap effect and
held in place by a silver band. Her
shower bouquet was Of bride roses and
sweet peas.
Mrs. LOOmis wore a pink satin and
georgette crepe gown and carried an
armful of orchid colOred chrysan-
themums. The maid Of honor wore /
becoming frock Of orchid colored crepe
meteor and Ophclia roses.
The kldridge home was pretlily |
decorated in palms, ferns and pink and |
white carnations.
Following the ceremony a reception !
was held. Mr. and Mrs. Cloud left last /
night for a trip North and upon their !
return they will live at No. ii9 West |
Twenty-third street. The brides going /
away costume was a blue silvertone |
suit with hat TO match. She wore
cOrsage bouquet of sweet peas
Many pretty gifts Of silver. cut glass,
lines and antiques were received by /
the bride and groom. The latter part
Of last week the bridal party We're en-
tertained by the bride at dinner at the
Hotel dupont. Both Mr. and Mrs Cloud +
have many friends in this city.
Miss Carolyn z Snyder, Of the Y. w.
C. A. Home, twcnty-nfth and Market +
streets, announces the engagement Of
her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, o
this city TO Andrew w Hide. Of &.
Nebraska. The wedding viii take place
in the near future. n
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Brinton, Of No
1902 Washington street, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Helen Ersklne Brinton, to Henry n. !
Pyle, son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Leslie W. 4
Pyle, Of this city.
Miss Margaret A. Young, Of No. 1927 ,
Maple street and John II. Fenton. also ,
Of this city, will be married this after 7
noon, in St Elizabeth's r.. C.. Church
by the Rev. William Temple.
The bride will be attended by Miss {
Grace Bader as bridesmaid, and Will {
liam FentOn, Of ElktOn, as best man. 7
Preceding the ceremony, Miss Bessie d
Lally will sing. 20 Promise Me"
The bride will wear tailored suit
trimmed with beaver, with hat to Z
match, and will carry yellow chrys- fl
E
Miss Bader will wear blue suit trimmed E
With squirrel fur, with hat to match. +
'he will carry chrysanthemums.
Following the ceremony. dinner ii
will be held at the brides home. The n
ride and groom will leave this evening 4
or trip South, and upon their return h
will live at No. 1901 Tatnall street. II
Beside being Miss Young's wedding n
lay. the day is also the anniversary Of n
he marriage Of her two sisters. one n
ister Mrs. Frank Mulvena, OF This Il
ity, was married twelve years ago to- :
ay, and another sister. Mrs. James N
'ougherty, was married seven years
ears ago today. ~
The wedding Of Miss Esther B. Glib -
on, OF Buenos Aires. Argentine. and Dr.. n,
ohn II. Mullin, son Of Mr. and Mrs. r
ohm 5. Mullin Of this city. will take :,
lace in Buenos Aires on next Saturday In
IternOOn at , o'clock. 10
a cablegram has been received by Dr.. h,
ullin's parents announcing his safe II,
rival in BuenOs Aires, and OF the ar
lngements for the wedding. n
Owing to the laws Of the country nj
vo services will be performed. After sa
Ie civil ceremony the religious SER III
ce will take place at "Ouintn," the
'unry residence Of the Gibsons. The at
remony will be performed by Bishop f,
dham, South American Bishop Of the Nj
Episcopal Church, assisted HI
z Dr.. Mclaughlin, Of Buenos Aires. th
DR.. Mullin and his bride will return
America as soon as they can book
lssage. Following his return to Will Kl
ingtOn, Or. Mullin will open an office Ch
r general practice in surgery. pr
Miss Gibson was a schoolmate Of DR.. an
lllin's sister, Mrs Richard J. Free pl,
an, at Maryland College, Luthervllle.
L. and frequently visited the Mullin
mily here. Her father, who Is deceas-
was The most prominent wholesale 30
d retail pharmacist in Argentine. be
Dr.. Mullin is a graduate Of Whining tul
q High School and Of Princeton. and far
Johns Hopkins. He was chief resi- Ba