Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09

Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Clough announce
the marriage OF their daughter, Ruth
Virginia, 10 Robert Shirley Carter Of
this city. The wedding took place on Oc-
tober 3. Mt the bride home at Cerdove,
Md. The newly welded PAIR will make
their home in -tirfs UIty at Tenth and Clay
ton streets.
RAIN- HARE.
Miss Winifrcd NJ. Hare ard F. Joseph
Balm were married Wednesday afternoon
at st. Peters Cathedral. the ceremony
was performed by Rev NJ NJ Ryan.
The couple left Immediately On a trip to
Washington and New York On their
return they will make their home in Vii
mington.
BuRNs-To TOWNSEND.
Miss Elizabeth =. Townsend and Alfred
RI Burns were married Wednesday evcnir z
September 20 in Trinity NJ. L. Church,
by Rev X. II Adams, pastor Of Brack-
Ex NJ f. Church,
M'DowELL-GoRDoN
Earl p. Mcdowell and Miss Olive NJ
Gordon both Of Wilmington were married
in Harrison Street 5arsonage by the pastor
Rev. w. +. Habbart on the evening Of
October 6.
REkkEk-fot Ell
Miss Elida Foley, COZ West Ninth
street. and Philip Renner, 1909 Bennett
street. were married Wednesday in Asbury
Nj. f. Church parsonage, by Rev. George
White Dawson. A reception followed at the
the home of Mrs. Robert j. Turner, 602
West Ninth street, where the bride
made her home. After short trip MIR.
and Mrs Renner will live at 1909 Bennett
street.
ToDD-BAKER
Miss Dorothy d. Baker, daughter
Of DIR. and Mrs Albert S. Baker, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, and j Herbert Todd,
Of Brooklyn. N. Y, we're married We'd
nesdav in st Mark Methodist Episcopal
Church, Brooklyn by Rev. Robert NJ.
Moore, ID. ID. reception was held at
the Hotel Bossert following the ceremony
The bridegroom is a son of William Ii.
Todd, head of the Todd shipbuilding
wards Of Brooklyn. lie formerly lived
in this city.
RALsTON-ICKENNEr
Charles NJ. Ralston and Mary Alice
McKenuey were. married last evening
at Z O'Clock ut Union NJ. Il. parsonage
by DR. II. ". Ewing. Both are from
Wilmington.
Why BRATToN
In New York, on October ?, Rev W ID.
Jones officiated at the wedding of Miss
Agnes NJ Bratton of New Castle and Philip
J. Vinyard of Aliddletown. The bride,
who was unattended, was attraetiveiy
gowned in blue tricotine, with picture hat
to match. After a tour of New York State,
Mr.. and Mrs Vinyard will reside In New
port. The bride was formerly employed
by the Kennard-Pyle Company.
observation-disclosures.
A pretty wedding was solemnized II
st. Mary's Church last Wednesday, wher
Miss Beatrice Downs, daughter of MIR. ano
Mrs T.. Downs, became the bride OF
Willis Blackburn, Rev. Il. J. Mealey
officiating. The brides only attendant
was her sister, Catherine Downs. Francis
| Devine acted as best man. The bride wore
a travelling suit of blue velour, with
picture hat of blue duvetyn, and wore s
| corsage bouquet of Sweetheart roses
| The maid of honor wore navy blue SUIT
| of tricotine with hat of blue duvetyn anC
| carried sweetheart roses. As the bride
| entered the church on the arm OF her uncle
strains of music pealed forth. Miss Mar
| guerite NJ. Slattery sang "Oh Promls'
| Me" After the wedding ceremony th'
| bride and groom were rendered recep
| ton at the home of the brides parents, 52'
| East Fourth street, over 100 guests bein
| present. After an extended trip to Baltl
| more, Washington, Virginia, West Nm
| ginia and North Carolina, Mr. and Mn
| Blackburn will be al home to- their friend
! November /, at II North Clayton street