Milford chronicle., 1931-09-11
WEDDINGS
RUHL : McCABE


A quiet wedding was solemnized
in Snow Hill, Md, on Tuesday, Au-
gust 25, 1881, when Mrs. Florence
McCabe and DR.. Frederick P. Ruhl,
of Milford, were united in marriage
/ by Rev. Howard Schlincke, at the
NJ. P. parsonage. The bride is a
daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Grise and
the late Rev. c.. A. Grise, who was a
well known minister of the Will
mington NJ. E. Conference.
- PALMER - GRIFFITH
Miss Mildred Elizabeth Griffith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Griffith, of Washington and Second
streets, South Milford, and Clifford
Palmer, also of South Milford, were
married on Tuesday, September l.,
1881, at the M. P parsonage at Sal
isbury, Md. Mr.. Palmer is a sales
man in the Ralph Shoe Store in
Milford. They will reside in Mil
ford until the first of next year. A
party of six young friends accom-
panied them to Salisbury and wit
messed the ceremony.
WHITE E-HAZZARD
On September 8, 1881, at a. m,
with only the immediate families
attending, at 142 King St., Lewes,
Miss Ottillie Burton Hazard be-
came the bride of William w. White.
The Rev. William R. Mowbray Of
ficiated at the wedding, and the
bride was given in marriage by her
sister, Miss Elizabeth Hazard.
The bride wore a dark green suit
trimmed in beaver and carried
American Beauty roses. Following
the ceremony, the couple left by mo-
tor on a wedding trip. They will be
at home after October 1, at 401 South
street, Lewes.
WAMPLER-FIFER
A pretty home wedding was sol
emized Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Fifer, of Wyoming, when Miss Vir-
ginia, their daughter, became the
bride of Rev. Galen Wampler, of !
HarfisOnville, Va, travelling secre-
taTy for Sunday schools in Northern !
Virginia. The bride was given in !
marriage by her father amid color |
ful and beautiful floral setting, the !
ceremony being performed by the !
Rev. Ira Eby, of Westover, Md. The |
brother of the bride, DR.. Carson |
Fifer. of Charlottesville, University |
If Virginia, sang 20 Promise Me-"
Miss Belle Spangler, of Carlisle, Pa,
played the accompaniment and also
he wedding march. The matrOn of I
lonOr, Mrs. J. M. Bennett, and usher
DR.. Jessie Fifer, sister and brother
If the bride, entered the room to
he strains of Mendlesshon's we'd
ling march, closely followed by the
Miss Mary Hykes, of
Md, and best man, AL
"a Harsh, of EglOn, w. Va, and the
title flower girl, Miss Dorothy Ben
lett, niece of the bride, came scat
ering flowers in the pathway of the
,eautiful bride, who, leaning upon
he arm of her father was met at
he wedding altar by Rev. Eby and
he groom, Rev. Wampler, when
faster Harold Bennett, nephew of
he bride, presented the license. I'm
lediately following the ceremony !
eception was held and a wedding
reakfast served, after which the
ride changed her beautiful bridal
Obes for a go-away gown, and the
Apply ones left amid a shower of
ice for a motor trip through the
ew England States, taking the Mo-
awk trail.
Rev. Wampler and his bride are
9TH graduates of Bridgewater Vir-
lnia College and later of Bethany
theological Seminary of Chicago.
he parents of the groom, Rev. and
RS. Wampler, and a sister of Har-
Va, were among the
nests. The brides gown was of
hite crepe de chene, made along !
rincess lines, and veil, cap style, !
stened with white roses and car !
ed a bouquet of white roses. The
'ide's maid wore a light pink or
indy and carried pink flowers, !
lille the maid of honor wore
zen gown and carried a bouquet
pink flowers. On the return from 9
e honeymoon trip, Rev. and Mrs. !.
ampler will be at home in West L
rginia.