Evening journal., 1919-04-30
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Miss Mabel E. Leonard. OF No. 1921
dupont street. and Norbert l.. patter-
son, Of Grafton. West Virginia. were
married ats o'clock this morning, with
nuptial mass in ST. AIMS Roman Cath
olic Church, by the. Rev. 4. J. Con-
nelly.
Mrs. James +. Harklns was matron %
honor and James F. lIarklns best man.
! The ushers were John p. Corners, DR..
Thomas r. White. Of Baltimore. Nor
ris J. White and Nathan J. Patterson,
OF Harrisburg.
The bride wore a beautiful fesh-coi-
! ored gown OF georgette crepe with hat
to match and carried a brides bouquet,
Of orclids and bride roses. The matron'
u honor wore a pink georgette crepe
dress with nat TO match, and carried
pink roses and sweet peas.
The bride was given In marriage by
John J. Clarken. After the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Clarken,
No. 1921 dupont street
At noon Mr.. and Mrs, Patterson left
for a Northern trip and expect 10 be
away several weeks. After May 70
they VIII be at homo at No 1921
dupont street.
The bride Is well known and popular
ln Wilmington circles. Mr.. Patterson
has been connected for several years
with the dupont Company having been
transferred recently from the Old
Hickory plant. at Jacksonville, Tenn.
10 this city.
Miss Esteyla C. Ferguson OF Brandy
wine Summit, Pa, and Harvey c., jew
ell OF Hockessln. were married on
March 81 at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage, Elkfon. Md, by the Rev.
George P. Jones. Miss Edith Elliott of
Wilmington attended the couple
The marriage OF Miss Ruth Wilson,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Ed
gar Wilson, Of Philadelphia. and Or.
John Harrison Sachs Of this city, for
merly OF Gettysburg, Pa, will be SOL
emnized at 8 O'Clock tbs evening IN
Westminster Presbyterian Church BY
the Rev. Charles L. Csndee.
The bride viii wear white satin
trimmed IN duchess lace. Her tulle
veil will be caught in the newest cap
effect with a cOr0net-o OF lilies Of the
valley. She VIII carry a shower bou-
qnet OF orchid, and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Walter T. Massey, Jr., Of Dover,
viii be the matron OF honor and will
wear a gown Of orchid colored geor-
geite crepe and carry a bouquet 0f
sweet peas. Miss Elizabeth J. Wilson,
OF Philadelphia. who will be The maid
Of honor. win wear gown OF light
georgette crepe and win carry
a bouquet Of sweet peas.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Jane
Dutton Of this cit Miss Elizabeth
Kruse Of this city. Mss Louise Philips
Of Dover. and Miss Katherine Sachs OF
They viii be charmingly
gowned in pale yellow georgette crepe
and viii carry large bouquets Of yellow
George Sachs Of this city VIII be Tho
best man. The ushers win be George
Z. Miller OF Wilmington, Frederick
Faber OF Wilmington, Otho Thomas Of
Daniel Skelly Of Eliza
beth, n. j., and Walter T. Massey of
Dover.
Decorations at the church win con-
sist Of lilies and palms. The wedding
music will be played by Ca. Isle
in.mp&il, Organist OF Westminster
Church. Miss Mildred Faas. Of Phila7
ielphia, will sing. The bride will be
given in marriage by her father.
Immediately following the ceremony
4 reception will be held at The New
Century Club, after which Dr. and Mrs.
Sachs will leave on their honeymoon.
rhey will be at home after June 4. az
.Vawaset.
Many guests viii be present from
New YO-k, Gettysburg. Virginia, lower
Delaware, Philadelphia and this city.
Miss Wilson Is well known In this
lily, In musical circles and for the
)ast three years has been a member Of
choir. She has taken part
n many musicales In this city. For
many years she lived In Dover, but re-
emily has resided IN Philadelphia.
DR.. Sachs is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward p. Sachs. Of Gettysburg, and
or some time has lived in this city.
ie Is a chemist with the z. ]. dupont
company.