Milford chronicle., 1919-09-12
MARRIED
POSTLES-MOORE

POSTLES-MOORE
At the Baptist parsonage in Milfor,
i on Saturday, September 6, 1919. MI
0 Benjamin POstels of Milford and Mis-
Viola Moore, also of Milford, wer
united in marriage by Rev. Thomas c
Davis They will reside at Milford
WEST-PALMER
A quiet but very pretty wedding
took place Sunday evening when Mis-,
Hazel S. Palmer of Laurel and JOSEPH
7. West of Wilmington were united
in marriage by the Rev. H. Adams
pastor of the NJ. E. Church of Will
mington. Miss Palmer for the past
three years has been a very success
full teacher in the public schools OF
Kent and Sussex counties; and Mr.
West was formerly a member of the
A. E. F. in France, but now employed
at the car shops in Wilmington. They
will make their future home at 526
Vandever avenue, Wilmington
DRISCOLL-CARTER
A very quiet wedding was solemn
| lied Saturday evening, September 6,
at the parsonage of Rev. Joseph Y.
Irwin, 1902 Washington street, Will
mington, Del. The contracting par
ties were Mrs. Clara Arabelle Carter
of Milton, Delaware, and Mr.. A. NJ
Driscoll of 513 East Sth street, Will
mingtOn. The bride wore a suit of
midnight blue with hat to match and
( tcorsage bouquet of sweetheart roses
and maidenhair fern. She was at
tended by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Cleve Reed, of Carney's Point, N. j.,
who wore pink georgette gown with
hat to match, and carried bunch of
astors and Larkspurs.
The groom is a we'll known cOnduc-
tor in the employ of the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Among the witnesses of this pretty
ceremony were Mrs. Ida Quillen, Mrs.
Mary E. Daniels, Mrs. Viola P. Windle,
Mrs. Cleve Reed, Miss Vera Jane Cur
rinder and T. G. Rash.
Everything proceeded very quietly
until just prior to the departure of
the 7.2S p. m. train for Philadelphia
when some friends of the bridal party
produced a liberal supply of confetti
and all were invited to assist in its
distribution.
The bride and groom left Philadel- /
phia Sunday for a honeymoon at Cape
Charles, Norfolk and other points in .
Virginia.
ADAMS-DICKERSON
On Tuesday, September 9th, Mr.. Will
mott Lorenzo Adams of Oakley, Del,
and Miss Gertrude Shaeffer Dickerson (
of Glendale, Del, were married at the I
home of the bride, Rev. E. NJ. Thomp-
son, Rector of the P. E. Church of the
Nativity of Washington, D. c.. officiat-
ing. At 2.30 p. m, the bride, leaning
on the arm of her father, entered the
room and stood before a beautiful
white cross of bridal roses to the mu-
sic of the wedding march from Lehen-
grin, played by Prof. w. A. Webb. The
Rector eceived the bride and present
I'd her to the groom, who was accom-
panied by his attendant, Mr.. Herbert
Adams, brother of the groom, acting
Is best man, and Willard S. Dicker-
'oii, 5T., brother OIL the pride, as the
For the bride Miss Mil
lred Adams, cousin OF the groom, was
and Mrs. Mary Dicker-
on Price, sister of the bride, was
natron of honor. The simple but i'm
ressive services of the Episcopal
'hurch were used and at its conclu-
ion the bridal party marched out to
he music of Mendelssohn's wedding
larch. It was declared by all pres ,
Mt to be the prettiest home wedding .
hey had ever Witnessed.
The bride was attired in white
repe de chine, and bridal veil with c
range blossoms. The groom was at G
red in convential black. The pres q
nts to the bridal couple were beau ;
full and many. After the bridal sup
er was served the entire bridal party .
ccompanied the bridal pair to the Il
lilway station and after showering &
lem with confetti bade them a loving
lieu as they took the train for Balti- 5
ore, en- route for Savannah, Ga. Af- Z
# the honeymoon trip Mr.. and Mrs. S
dams expect to make their future S
Ome in Wilmington, Del. Among
lose present were Mr.. and Mrs. L
dams, father and mother of the 81
'oom; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Nc "
Drmick of Toronto, Canada; Mr.. and tc
RS. Herbert Adams and son, Eldred el
Adams of Oakley, Del; Mr.. and D,
rs. Willard S. Dickerson, Willard S. to
ickerson, Jr., who has lately return
from service in France; Mrs. Mary
ickerson Price of Philadelphia, Mrs.
ertrude Cannon of Bridgeville, Mr.
ID Mrs Norman Scott and Mrs. Ger
ude Reynolds of Bridgeville, Rev. II
M. Thompson of Washington and re
of W. A. Webb of Doylestown, Pa. W
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