Milford chronicle., 1920-12-31
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

A1OLAkshO ll4l4E4tl-ClHBLE
J The Presbyterian Church was the
scene of very pretty Christmas we'd
: ding on Tuesday, December 2Sth.
when Miss Mary Holzmueller was
joined in marriage to Mr.. Joseph Hol-
land Sipple by Rev. Henry L. Bun
stein. pastor of the church. The
church was tastefully decorated with
pine and holly. and the alter was
banked high with Christmas greens
and the peak of the bank was topped
with a white star of narissus. The
large company of relatives and friends
were entertained by appropriate music
by Samuel c. Evans, Jr., organist of
the church, assisted by Mrs. Mack
Haswell Pierce, who played a beau
tiful violin number. At 1890 the
bride entered the church on the arm
of her father, Charles Holzmueler.
preceded by the ushers. Messrs. Will
liam Sipple, Jr. T. Carlisle Collins.
Mark Haswell Pierce and c. Donnan
Holzmueller and little Miss Ruth An
ne Holzmueller, flower girl. aged 3ls.
niece of both the bride and groom. and
/ by Miss Margaret Holzmueller, sister
of the bride. at the altar by the groom
and his best man, George Massey
Sipple. During the ceremony the or
gan breathed the sweet strains of 20
Promise Me" and Tell Me That You
Love Me-" The ring was carried by
little Miss Ruth Ann Holzmueller on
a rose bud in a nosegay of roses and
sweet peas, and she was dressed in
apricot colored organdie with hat to
match. The bride looked very sweet
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blue, embroidered in self-tones and
carried lilies of the valley and or
chids. The maid of honor wore brown
satin embroidered with gold threads .
and carried roses. In a shower of I
rice confetti and good wishes the
bridal party left Immediately by auto
for Wilmington. From there they go
to New York. from which point they
sail for Savannah, Georgia. enroute to
Columbia, S. c., where they make
their new home. The groom is con-
nected with one of the large southern
dental supply houses. The bride is
quite prominent as a welfare worker
in the cotton mills in Columbia. Both
are very well known here in Milford
and have large circle of friends and
relatives. After the rehearsal on
Monday evening the bride entertain
ed the ushers and a few intimate I
friends and relatives at her home on !
street. 1t was a very de- {
ightful affair and ended with an in ]
'ormal dance The brides presents
we're greatly admired.
JESTER-JONES
A very pretty wedding was solemn
Of hn Do rf Thnna1 foo II
lear Chincoteague, Virginia, on Sat I
lrday. December 25 at Z D. m. when )
diss Ida V. Jones became the bride b
# Mr.. Marvin Jester. The church was
decorated with evergreens a
nd potted plants. Mrs. Elsie Jones '
layed the wedding marches. The L
ride was attired in dark blue trav- C
ling suit and carried white roses.
lrs. Ernest L. Jones was matron of n
onor. The bridesmaids were Misses fC
irginia Wescott and BERTHE Jones. D
he groom was attended by the brides il
niisin, Ernest Ieness. The sT00Tnsifieii
ere Messrs. Roland Jones and FL B
ood MCGEE. The ceremony was per- 8:
,rmed by Rev. o. w. Sawyer of lie
Va. Immediately after 10
ie ceremony a reception was given of
ter which the young couple amid
lowers of rice left for the groom's CT
,me. They will reside at Newport nj
ews, where the groom is employed. r,
WEBB-DEPUTY j..
Miss Viva E. Deputy, daughter of tn
r. and Mrs. William H. Deputy of VII
lkley and William T. Webb of
were married Thursday. IN
scember 23rd, 1920 at Greenwood
P. parsonage by Rev. H w. d.
hnson.
HICKAIAN-WELLS wi
On Saturday evening, December 25, CIR
20, Charles E. Wells of Lewes and Ja
SIS Alva NJ. Hickman of Dagsboro me
re united in marriage by Rev. III. TO
Bunstein at the residence of Mr.. is
ly Abbott on Washington street, me
lford. the