Evening journal., 1920-07-01
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Miss Mitchell and c. S.
Fleming Married in Pres
byterian Church
MISS MADDEN BRIDE
OF FREDERICK ENGLE
specIal 70 The EyenIns journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. July (special -
Mss Emily Viola Mitchell. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mitchell, be-
came the bride OF Charles S. Fleming
son OF Mrs. Lena Fleming, last even
ing. They were married by the Rev
;. Beattie Wylie, pastor OF the First
presbyterian Church, in the church
Az IiO O'Clock tho bridal party en-
.ered tne church. The bride was
Even IN marriage by her father
Inc ine bride wore a white georgette
dress, long tulle veil and carried 4
beautiful shower bouquet or Win
larkspur and French lilies. She
was accompanied by Miss Il. Gordon.
maid or honor, wearing a white trio
olette dress and blue picturue hat.
ana carried a bouquet OF French
nllles and blue larkspur. There
were six bridesmaids. The Misses
ELENA and Gertrude Mccullough. OF
Milford, wore pink georgette gowns
and carried white hydrangeas. The
Misses Emily Lunt and Viola Boul-
den, wore Alice-bue georgette gowns
and carried pink soven sisters. Mss
Edith Miller, OF Downingtown, Pa,
was gowned IN yellow organdie and
Miss Dorothy Miller, Downingtown.
IA, wore orchid organdie. Both
carr'nd white hydrangeas. Tho gowns
and bouquets OF Tho brldesinaids
gave a rainbow effect. Irna Walton
OF Pomeroy, Pa. and Audrey Stall
ton, New York, as flower girls.
strewed the bridal path with pink
and white rambler roses.
Shaffer Walton, OF Wilmington. ac-
oompanled Mr.. Fleming, the groom
TO the chancel carrying the wedding
ring. The beautiful ring ceremony
was used. Messrs. Earl Weggen-
mann, this city, Carl Simpson, Mil
ford; Joseph Miller, DoWningtown,
Pa, John knuckle, Wilmington; e.
Sterling, Red Lion. and A. Boulden,
stanton, were The ushers. The
church \ chancel was beautifully
trimmed with large branches OF
pink seven sisters. MendelsOhn's
wedding march was played by Ed
ward II. NaylOr, Jr
Following the wedding the party
returned To the home Of the brides
parents, Seventh and Delaware
streets, where the wedding dinner
was served and a reception held
AT $50 O'Clock the newly welded
couple, accompanied by several
friends went TO Wilmington, where
they were given royal send-om as
They departed for an extended honey
moon trip 10 Niagara Falls, Ind points
in northwestern New York. on
their return they will make their
home with Mrs. Lena Fleming,
mother OF the groom.
Miss Ellzabalh Andrews Madden,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter G.
Madden, Of this city. was married in
the Emmanuel p r Church. at noon
yesterday, TO Robert Frederick, OF
Carney's Point, n ], by the Rev
Joseph II. carp, rector. The bridal
party and ceremonies were distinctive
because Of their simplicity. The
bridal party entered the church ex-
actly at ~ o'clock TO the strains OF
Mendelsohn's march and on retiring
/ the Wagner march was played by the
brother OF the bride. George II. Mad
den. Miss Josephine Clothier, a per-
sOnal friend OF the bride, attended
her as bridesmaid The bride wore
q blue tailor travelling gown and pic
ture hat TO match, and carried a
beautiful shower bouquet Of sweet
heart roses. Miss Clothier wore a
blue satin gown and transparent pic
ture hat OF blue wolfe veil. The bride
was given In marriage by her father.
Milton Featherer, cashier OF the
Pennsgrove National Bank, was best