Evening journal., 1920-06-30
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The engagement OF Miss Florence
NJ. Lloyd and Eugene Ross Woodman
has been announced. Miss Lloyd is
assistant librarian at the Wilmington
Public Library. Mr.. WOOdman, who
is a grandson OF The late Colonel An
drew Jackson WoOdman, served over
seas With the 23rd Engineers. lie is
at present connected with the county
engineers office.
Mrs. and Mrs. John T. Ingram, OF
Newport announce the marriage OF
their daughter Miss Nellie Irene In
gram TO Charles j. Delune, OF Peoria,
III. The weddLnS took place at the
home OF the brides grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Potts. OF 1925 Pop
lar street, on last Saturday. The
Rev. T. +. Beauchamp, pastor OF Ep-
worth NJ. r. Church, ofilciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Parelman announce
the marriage OF their daughter. Miss
Sarah Pareman to Joseph Chakov.
formerly OF Philadelphia. but now OF
this city. The wedding took place on
June 26 in Philadelphia in the new
Garrick Hall The bride and groom
WIFI reside in this city.
Miss Emily Mitchell. daughter OF
Mrs. Andrew Mitchell, OF New Castle
and Charles s Fleming will be mar
ried this evening in the First Pres
byaterlan Church, New Castle, by the
Rev. $. Beait o. Wylie. Both the brid,
and groom have a large circle oil
friends in New Castle and this city.
Miss Katharine Wilson. daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs. John Penrose Wilson
OF Newark, and John Hammond Gold.
smith, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, Will b'
married at o'clock this evening il
the First Presbyterian Church, New
ark, by the Rev. T. Mordecai, Of thii
city.
The bride will he attended by hei
sister, Miss Letitia r. Wilson, as mai1
of honor and hv the following brides
maids Miss Ethel Wilson, OF Avon
dale. cousin OF the bride; Mis-
Jenneite Darby, OF Merton. Pa, ans
Miss Bertha Wolforth. OF Chicago.
Mr.. Goldsmith win have as his bes
man Harry Hammond, of Gardel
I City, L. |. The ushers VIII be patrlcl
MallOn. Robert Nelson. Of Kentucky
Robert Grayelly, OF Cincinnati, Ohio
and George w. Wilson, brother o
The bride.
The bride viii wear becoming
gown of white satin. The maid o
honor win wear a pink tatfeta frocl
with blue trimmings. She viii haVl
a hat OF blue tulle. Her bouquet VII
be pink and blue flowers. The brides
maids will wear dresses OF blue tat
fea with trimmings Of pink, and vii
have large pink tulle hats. Thei
bouquets viii be yellow roses AM
: blue larkspur.
Following the wedding a reception
viii be held at the home OF Mr. AM
Mrs. Wilsons
A pretty wedding was solemnized a
Hillcrest NJ. =. Church yesterday ail
ernOOn. when Miss Estella Lee BAR
became the bride OF Elmer w. Day
The ceremony was performed by th
Rev. George W. McCann. pastor Of th
church. George Day. brother OF IN
bridegroom was best man and Mis-
Emma Baily OF Trenton. n. j., wa
bridesmaid.
The church was decorated wit
roses. The bride was given away b
her father. Afier me wedding a rt
ception was held at the home Of tn
bride.
they left last night for a weddn
trip and will visit Pittman's Grow
Trenton and Atlantic City, n. j.
They win be at home after July II, a
Hillcrest.
Miss Sue Handy. daughter OF MI
and Mrs Samuel w. Handy OF t0i
Monroe street. and William r. Jone.
also OF this city were married SatuI
day evening at the home Of On
brides parents by the Rev. r. II. Col
lins. pastor OF Trinity NJ. T. Churcl
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Gertrude p Handy as mai
OF honor. w. Frank Handy was bes
man.
The bride wore white georgeti
crepe with hat 10 match and carrie
bride roses. Miss Handy wore pin
georgetle crepe with hat to mate
and carried pink roses.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mr.
Jones will live in Lancaster. pi
where Mr.. Jones holds a responsible
position with the Penn Steel Con
pany.
The wedding was attended only h
the immediate families OF the brio
and groom.