Evening journal., 1921-06-04
WeddineS1

MISS hllIdDeth haii ltOSS, or sea-
ford, daughter of Colonel and Mrs
e. c. Ross and DR.. Charles Harri-
son Claiborne. of Baltimore, will be
married this evening in st. Luke'a
p. E. Church. seaford.
The bride is known socially
throughout the State and is the
granddaughter of the late Governor
William II. Ross. of Delaware. She
will be given in marriage by her
father. Her sister, Miss Clara Ross,
is maid Of honor and Miss Gladys
Taylor, OF Belvedere, n. j., Miss Lu-
cille Whitehead, Flushing, l.. l.,
Mrs. Chester Fleck, Roanoke, Va,
and Miss Dorothy Claiborne, Balti-
more, Nd, will be the maids of hon
or. The brides little cousins, Miss
Sarah Catherine Graham and Anne
Ross are flower girls.
Harry Best, of Philadelphia, will
be best man. The ushers will be
Harvey Payne. Baltimore; Calhoun
Ross, Of seaford. a brother of the
bride; Clarence Miles, of Salisbury,
and Howard Galloway. Of Seaford.
The bride will wear white satia
with trimmings of ostrich, and a
court train of tulle embroidered In
satin. She will have a tulle veil held
in place with orange blossoms and a
coronet of real lace. The bridal
bouquet will be a shower of lilies q
the valley, roses and orchids. The
maid of honor will wear green
georgette crepe with a gray tulle
hat trimmed in wild flowers. Tha
bridesmaids will be dressed in petal
dresses Of two shades of rose, geor.
gette crepe
The bridesmaids will carry bou-
quets of roses and spring flowers.
All the attendants will wear silver
slippers. The little flower girls will
wear ruffled dresses of white geor-
gette crepe and will carry baskets
of roses.
The wedding music will be played
by Mr.. VanLuen and previous to thu
ceremony, Mrs. NJ Barnes will sing
"Oh, Perfect Love-" The church
decorations will consist of peonies.
roses and ferns. The Ross home will
be similarly decorated for the re-
ception.
The brides mother will wear black
and gold cloth and a corsage Of
violets
The bride entertained the bridal
party at a dinner last evening at
her home. This was followed by a
dance given by the brides cousin,
Mrs. Ethel Ross Graham. Today at
noon Mrs. Calhoun Ross entertained
in honor Of her sister-in-law at a
wedding breakfast.
Following a wedding trip DR.. and
Mrs. Claiborne will reside at Ten
Hills. Baltimore. Mr..
The home of Mrs. Ella c. Emory
was the scene Of a charming tea yes-
terday afternoon. given from 3 to :
o'clock by her daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Emery and Miss Lillian An
! thony, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
/ II. Anthony, in honor of Miss Ross.
Misses Emery and Anthony were
] assisted in receiving by the BRIDE
elect, and three of her bridesmaids,
4 Mrs. Chester Fleck, Roanoke, Va;
Y Miss Gladys Taylor. Belvedere. ".
I j.; and Miss Lucille Whitehead,
Flushing. J.. l., and her maid OF
- honor Miss Clara Ross, a sister. Tea
] was poured by Mrs. Ethel Ross Gra-
h ham, cousin of the bride-elect, and
70 Mrs. f. Arnold Greenabaum. The
=. table decorations were cream and
red roses the dining and livingroom
e red amber roses, and the hall and
e parlor pink and purple larkspur.
70 Mrs. J. Melvin Barnes sang several
% solos during the tea. There were
l. about forty-five guests present
p; Miss Esther Shallcross. daughter
8, OF Mrs. James r. Shallcross. Of Mid
% dletown and Thomas Clarence Mar
}, shall, of Yorklyn, son Of Mrs. Eliz-
s abeth c. Marshall, will be married
J.; this evening in old Drawyers Pres
4 byterian Church. After a short
10 wedding trip the young couple will
live in Yorklyn.
y BRAIN TESTS.