Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-23
MISS zA|DEE 7. MILLER
BRIDE OF 0. R. QUAYlE
Interesting Marriage Ceremony
Performed at Trinity p. e.
Church Last Night.

Before a large assembly OF guests.
the marriages OF Miss Zaidee Tennent
Miller. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
George II. Miller, and Osborne Robin
con Quayle. son Of Mrs. William Os-
borne Cvayle. wa~ solcmnxed last
evening In Trinity y. f.. Church, by
the rector, Rev. +. NJ. Kirkus. d. u.
The church was decorated with palms
and form. and pink gladioli wore
banked about the altar.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Her twin sister. Miss Tevis
Miller, WAS maid OF honor, and her
other sisters. Miss Margaret r.. Miller
and Miss Florence Il. Miller. were
bridesmaids. Thomas Rowe Price, Jr..
of Baltimore. was best man. The ush-
srs were; John III. Tennent OF New
York, DIR. Francis r. Proctor OF Phila-
delphia, Draper Smith OF this city and
Chsrle~ NJ. Howell OF Belleville, N. j.
The wedding music was played by I.
Leslie Carpenter.
The bride wore a French gown OF
crepe meteor. and carried a shower
bouquet of liliee OF the valley and
brides roses. Her veil Of tulle was
trimmed at the end with beautiful
cream lace. which had belonged TO
the brides great t-grest- grandmother.
She also wore her great-great grand
mothers pearle. Her veil was held
IN place by two tiny clusters OF or
ange blossoms. Miss Tevis Miller wore
gown Of apricot chiffon. trimmed
with crystal beads apd carried ophe-
liza roses. Miss Margaret Miller was
gowned In periwinkle blue georRette
trimmed I'm crystal beads. and carried
snspdragons, roses and daises. Miss
Florence Miller wore rose eeorEette
with crystal beads and carried a bou-
Quet of roses, daisies and snapdragons
All the brides attendants wore black
lace hats.
Following a reception at the parish
house. the bride and groom left on q
wedding tour. They Will make their
home In Baltimore. where Mr.. Quayl'
L. studying for n doctors degree II
chemistry at Johns Hopkins Univer.
rity. He is n graduate OF Harvard
University.
Howeil.Brown.
A wedding Of interest WAS eolemn
tied on "Wednesday evening. At $50
o'clock. In the Head OF Christian,
Presbyterian Church. when Mis-
Sarah c. Brown. daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Joseph A. Brown. became thu
bride 81 John a. Howell. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Il. Howell OF Iron Hill
Md Rev. John MscMurray. assisted
by Rev. Walter r.. Clyde. performed
the ceremony.
The bride wac given in marriage b,
her father. Mis- Mary n. synder o
Newark was maid OF honor. and james
r. McGr1th OF Wilmington was bes
maD. Tho bridesmaids were Mis-
Marie r. Brown Of Newark and Mis-
Ella {. Howell OF Iron Hill. Md. Tn,
ushcrs were Norbert J. Cashell OF Iror
Hill and Joseph g. Brown Of Newark
The wedding march WAS played b.
Mrs J. r. McGrath of this city.
The bride. who WAS formerly a schoo
teacher In the Newark primary school
wore a gown of white canton crepe
Her tulle veil WAS held in place by
coronai Of orange blossoms. Her bou
Quet was of bride roses and lilies @
the valley. The maid Of honor wor
frock OF orchid orRandie, trinme
with flowers. with a hat to match. an
the bridesmaids wore green orRandi,
trimmed with flowers. and hats {
match. They carried bouquets Of pin
snapdragons. The church was decor
Aied with pink and white roses an
potted plants.
Following the ceremony a receptio
was held for about 100 guests at III
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. an
Mrs, Howell left later on a weddin
trip to Washington.