Evening journal., 1919-10-18
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Miss Mildred f. Hopes, daughter OF
Mrs. Edgar Malin Hopes, and Ben
, jamin Coles Morris, Jr., Of New York
City, will be married at O'Clock this
evening in Westminster Presbyterian
Church by the Rev. Charles L. Candee.
: The wedding will be one of the most
noteworthy and fashionable social
events Of the local season. Although
the wedding will be attractive. because
OF recent deaths both in the bride and
grOOm's family it will be less elaborate
than had the circumstances been diff
ferent.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her uncle, Dean C. Osborne. of
Brooklyn, n. Y. The matron OF honor
will be Mrs. John Henderson, OF Boston.
Mass. The maids Of honor will be
Miss Janet Jackson. OF New York City.
and Miss Anne HaltOn, OF Milwaukee.
Wis The bridesmaids will be Miss
Marion Durham, Mrs. Clement w.
Miller, Mrs. Joseph II. Shaw and Mrs.
George Blair, Of Ardmore. Miss Betty
Nesbitt, a niece Of the bride, will be
flower girl.
Mr.. Norris will have as his best man
Vi
Hopes, Jr., William Dean. j. Champlin
Morris, Of New York, and Raymond
Vidal. Of Montclair, n. j., will be
ushers.
The bride will wear a gown Of soft
white satin draped with tulle and silver
lace and made with a court train. She
will wear silk tulle veil which will
be caught by a cOronet OF rose point
lace, an heirloom Of the brides family.
The bridal bouquet will be a graceful
shower of Orchrids, lilies Of the valley
and gardenias. Mrs. Henderson will
wear apple green georgette crepe trim
med with silver trimming and will
carry an arnful of maiden hair fern.
The maids Of honor will wear blue
and orchid cOlored dresses. Miss Jackson
will wear a creation of orchid and silver,
Miss HaltOn will be in blue and silver.
The bridesmaids will be gOwned in blue
and orchid The little flower girl will
wear d hand embroidered white batiste
dress and carry a basket Of sweetheart
and Ophedia roses and larkspur.
Miss Hatton will carry an armful OF
orchids and orchid colOred dahlias. Miss
Jackson viii carry a large armful Of
larkspur and orchid colOred dahlias.
The bridesmaids will carry orchid
dahlias and amber colored snap
dragons. All the attendants will wear
silver cOlored slippers and stockings.
The church will be beautifully de
corated with fan flowers and autumn
leaves. Among the decorations will be
bay leaves, English ivy, laurel and the
autumnal shades Of golden yellow, and
shades of red leaves. interviewer with
this decorative scheme will be white
flowers.
The music for the wedding will be
under the direction Of Carlisle Hemp
hill. organist Of the church.
Following the ceremony a reception
will be held in the session room OF the
church which will be decorated in an
attractive manner with autumn colors
There will be no reception at the
Hopes home because Of the recent
ieaths in both families.
The newly married couple will leave
On southern trip tonight, and after
January ] will reside at No. y East
street. New York City.
The bride is one Of Wilmingtons
most charming and popular youug
Women, with host Of friends. Mr..
Norris is a broker and son Of the late
IOhn Champlin Morris and Mrs. Morris,
# New York City and Staten Island.
Miss Aida Burgess. OF No. 5il Wash
nstOn street announces the marriage
# her daughter, Miss Glenna Burgess
% Albert Hanna, Of Atlanta, Ga. The
took place at the manse Of the
Nest Presbyterian Church, the Rev.
7. +. Smiley officiating After a trip
lorth, Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna win reside
n Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Lydia F. Saxton Of this city and
William E. Maloney Of Lebanon. Del
ware, former sheriff Of Kent county.
we're married at noon today at the res
dence of Mrs. Sallie Lynch, at Richard
on Park by the Rev. E. c. Sunneld.
.fter a short wedding trip the couple
viii reside at Lebanon until the first Of
he year when they will move 70
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TIHEVE AND LIARS.