Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-21
MISS SARAH c. gibson
BRIDE OF WI. Settlers
Interesting Marriage Ceremony
in ST. Joseph's Church on
the Brandywine.

st. Josephe Church on the Brandy
wine was the scene OF a pretty we'd
ding yesterday afternoon. when Miss
Sarah C. ellison became the bride Of
William I. Settlers. Rev. w. j. Scott
performed the ceremony. Miss Eliza
beth j. Dorman was bridesmaid and
Daniel J. Dougherty was best man.
Mrs. John Haley played the wedding
music. The bride wore dress Of blue
Canton crepe. with hat to match, and
carried a bouquet OF Bride roses. Her
bridesmaid also wore blue Canton
crepe with hat TO match and carried
pink Sweetheart roses.
After a rousing send-off by their
friends, the young couple left for At
lantic City. On their return, they
will make their home In Wilmington
Trimble. CornbroOks.
Ralph w. Trimble OF Hockessin and
Lillian G. Cornbrooks OF Marsha Htor
were married in the Red Clay Creek
Church manse on September 20 by
Rev. John ID. Blake.
McKec.Lummls.
The marriage OF Miss Edith NJ
Lummis and J. Mortimer Mckee wa,
solemnixed at the home OF the bride,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lum
mis-, 1871 Gilpin avenue, on Monday
September is. at IL o'clock. by Rev
William E. Habbart. pastor OF Har
rison Street NJ. F.. Church. The brid,
wore blue satin back crepe. with {
corsage OF Bride roses and lilies OF IN,
valley. She was attended by her sister
Miss Sara Lummis. who wore darl
blue crepe Romo. with a corsage bou
Quet OF Ophelia roses. J. r. Mortime
was the groom's best man. Only tn
immediate families OF the bride ant
groom witnessed the ceremony. Afte
wedding trip. which will be spen
motoring through Pennsylvania an
New York. the couple will make thei
home at 1921 Glpin avenue.
Russell. Finch.
Miss Lucia Finch, daughter of Nj
and Mrs. Richard w. Finch OF FL
North Lincoln street, and George F
Russell. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F
Russell Of 524 East Tenth street, wer
married yesterday afternoon in En-
worth NJ E. parsonage by Rev. F. +
Thomas. Miss Agnes Money and "
Fl. Stats were the attendants.
Page.McClane.
Miss Helen B. McClane, daughter {
Mrs. Mary A. McClane OF BAL Cor
cord avenue and William H. Page, Jr
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Pag
were married yesterday afternoon !
ST. Luke's Reformed Episcopal Chrcl
3 The ceremony was performed by Re-
= William Lammins. The bride was a..
! tended By Miss Anna Fisher as bride.
, maid and the best man was Harold
: Crew. The wedding music was playe
8 by Miss Gertrude Peirce. a cousin ,
e the groom. The bride wore a dress
4 blue Canton crepe, with hat to mate.
r and string Of pearls, a gift OF IL
j groom. Her bouquet was of Bril-
s roses. Miss Fisher wore dress
dark Canton crepe, trimmed with he,
d ma. and a hat to match, and carri,
pink roses. The brides mother wo
e black satin, and the groom's moth
e wore black lace over silk.
d Following the ceremony a recenti,
was Heiu at the nome or the bird
e after which the bride and groom lie
Tor trip to Boston by Boat. TIL,
will be at home after October /,
: 70 East Twenty-fourth street.
shower was given them Monday eve
n ing at the home of Mrs. George Ba
s nett. 2606 West Eighteenth street
D Guenvepr.Dunba
"a marriage of interest took place
, o'clock yesterday afternoon at
"a Thomas Church, when Miss Carol
Ie howard Dunbar of Philadelphia h
10 came the bride Of John Carroll Cue
,e veur OF Elsmere. Rev. John ]. Co
nelly officiating. Upon their retu
re from a wedding Journey they will Ii
j. at HOP Jefferson street.