Milford chronicle., 1929-06-07
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ding appointments on Saturday eve
ming, June l, at Z o'clock when Miss
Marian StaytOn Wilson, only daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Will
son, became the wife of Joseph Coo
per GerOw of Blooming Grove, N. Y
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. N. c. Benson, pastor of the
church. The altar was banked will
ferns, laurel and large baskets Of
pink roses. Sprays of laurel bios
SONS adorned the end of each pew
While the guests were assembling q
program of nuptial music was Iend-
cred by Mrs. Mae Carter Faulkner
organist; Clarence Person, violinist
and Mrs. Russell Wilson who sang
''I Love You Truly and 20 Promise
Me-" Mrs. Carter also played softly
1.-THE Indian Love Call" during the
ceremony.
AS soon as the strains of the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin began,
Mr. Gerow and his best man, DON
aid Douglas of Rochester, N. Y, ap-
preached the altar and awaited the
advance of the bridal procession, led
by the ushers, Percy Gerow and
Warren Gerow, brothers of the
groom. of Blooming Grove, N. ";
Thomas Trice of Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Henry Brewster of Washingtonville,
a cousin of the groom. Next came
the four bridesmaids, Miss Mary B.
Derrickson of Frederick and Miss
Frances Stevens of Portland, Maine,
who were gowned alike in smart
frocks of nile green chiffon, each
carrying a staff to match the gown
tied with chiffon bows. They wore
becoming silver lace head dresses
with green gardenia fastened un-
der the brim which held long
streamers of orchid and green rib
bons.
Mrs. Thomas Walker, cousin of
the bride and Miss Jennie Gerow, a
sister of the groom, wore charming
frocks of orchid chiffon. They also
wore the silver head dresses and
carried a staff to match the frock.
The maid of honor was Miss Alice
Gerow, a sister of the groom. She
was attractively gowned in yellow
chiffon and carried an arm bouquet
of capucine roses, snapdragons and
daisies, tied with silver gauze rib
bon. The matron of honor was Mrs.
William Stury of Dobb's Ferry, N.
Y, school friend of the bride She
wore lovely gown of capucine chif-
AsQal and carried orchid roses and yell
snapdragons and Immediately
81 g}k kded the bride and her father,
am w. Wilson.
Ne brides gown was a handsome
model of ivory satin combined with
'tulle The tight bodice was exqui-
sitely embroidered with crystals and
rhinestones. The skirt was short in
front and touched the floor in the
back. She wore two wells, the under
one of tulle, the outer veil being of
beautiful Princess lace, four yards
in length and held in place with tiny
sprays of orange blossoms.
Her bouquet was of Gala lilies,
tied with Princess lace.
Mrs. Wilson, mother of the bride, |
wore a handsome gown of mint
green crepe satin with a shoulder
corsage of orchids.
Mrs. Gerow, the groom's mother, |
wore a lovely beige gown of chiffon
with shoulder corsage of orchids.
Immediately following the ceremony
the reception was held at the home !,
of the brides parents.
The living room was beautifully
decorated with ferns and pink roses.
The table in the dining room was
centered with a bowl of exquisite
yellow rose buds and lighted with
candles.
Following the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerow left on q motor trip.
Mrs. Gerow's travelling costume was
a beige ensemble with hat to match.
The coat was of matlasse and the
dress of fiat crepe. She carried
beige and green silk bag.
After June Is they will be at home
in Blooming Grove, N. Y.
. The bride was one of the most
Popular young ladies of her nome
town and many pre-nuptial events
were given in her honor, among
them being a tea and shower, by
Miss Mary B. Derrickson, bridge
supper and silver shower by Mrs. j.
Burton Hendricks and Mrs. Sharp L.
a silver shower by the
Young folks bridge club; a miscella-
neous shower by Mrs. w. A. He1t-
muller of Milford and Mrs. F. A.
Komorowski, of Wilmington; blue
kitchen shower by Mrs. B. F. Burton
and Mrs. Raymond Gordon of Blng- !
hampton, N. Y.
Mrs. Gerow is a graduate of Beech
wood, Jenkintown, and also OF the
Leland Powers School of the Spoken
Word of Boston, Mass.
Ont of town guests were MISS
sara Stayton, Mr.. and Mrs. William 7
9eitmuller. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
stavton. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Stay
on Mrs. Thomas Simpson, Mrs. Sc
xard Simpson, Mrs. George S1mp-
,en. Miss Edith Simpson, Mrs. Kirk I
,atrick. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Atkins, =
Hiss Dorothy Beck, Mrs. L. c. Huo- =
on. Miss Lila Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. y
lula Nailor, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl o
simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Slnp- g
on. Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Simpson, :,
diss Mildred Simpson, Mr. and MIS- Il
Edward Trice, James Humes' MI
nd Mrs. Walter Carlisle, Mrs. Ar -
hur Stayton, all of Milford; Mr., and :, +
Irs. II. ]. Dodd of Silver Springs, II
a.: Mr.. and Mrs. John Hopkins OF C
lover: DR.. and Mrs. Wiltbank, OF o,
Iilton: Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cam r.
T Harrington; Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton II
,ennett of Greenwood; Mr.. and Mrs. m
'rederic Deininger of Berlin, Nd; NJ
Ir. and Mrs. Edmund Hervey Oh II
randywine Summit, Pa. CT
Mrs. Jennie H. Gerow, Percy Ger
: NE;.. AEarx, o1I GerOW Miss -,