Smyrna times., 1935-10-17

followed by the bride elect, lean
ing on the arm of her father, who
gave her in marriage. The groom
accompanied by his best man
George Hill, awaiting their ap-
proach at the altar, while the or
gan pealed forth at the touch of
Miss Maggie Pratt, of Milford, the
stirring notes of Mendelsohn's S
Wedding March. The rector, Rev.
William B. Gordon, met them at
the chancel, the congregation ris-
ing to their feet, the rector COM
pleting the ceremony in voice and
manner both dignified and impress
sive. The ceremony included the
ring, with the beautiful ritual of
the church provided for such oc-
casions. At its conclusion the
bridal party and the immediate
relatives proceeded to the residence
of the brides parents where an
elegant wedding breakfast was
served from Augustine, the cele-
brated caterer of Philadelphia.
This pleasant event of the day be-
ing over and amid the congratula-
tions and good wishes of the party,
the bride and groom took the 1907
o'clock train for Philadelphia,
thence on the $50 evening limited
express to Chicago, coming home
by way of Niagara Falls, after an
absence of ten days or two weeks.
The bride was dressed in white
satin en- train, with pearl beaded
front, trimmed with duchess lace
and wearing a tulle veil. The
gromo and ushers were attired in
the usual conventional black,
Prince Albert coats, with wedding
favors in the lappels. The presents
were numerous, beautiful and many
of them costly, among them being
sets of Dresden china, whole sets
of solid silver, solid silver tea set
lined with gold, vases of the most
expensive and elaborate patterns
from Bailey, Bank & Biddle, jew
elry. placques, Rogers groups,
painting, steel engravings, silver
ware of every description for orna-
ment and use. Mr.. Wilds has had
his residence thoroughly refurnish-
ed with new and beautiful furni-
ture which the young couple will
occupy on returning from their
wedding trip.
PERSONALS
Rev. DR.. Umsted and George w.
Taylor have been appointed dele
gates to the Baltimore synod and
will leave for that city on Friday.
Mrs. Lyde 3. Martin and Miss
Jessie Ross, of Newark, ~ j., who
have been guests of Mrs. John H
Hoffecker the past week, return
home tomorrow.
Rowland Cox, Esq, wife and
children, of Plainfeld, N j., are
visiting Mrs. Cs parents, Mr.. and
MIS-. ROBERT Hill.
Mrs. DR.. J. c. Dirickson, Of Ber-
lin, Md, is on a visit to her moth
er, Mrs. NJ A. Cummins.
Eugene Goodwin, son of DR.. ]. C.
Godwinfi of Kenton, left home last
week to attend medical lectures at
the University of Pennsylvania.
F. w. Griffith, of Chester, is
spending a week with his brother,
A. p. Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Wiltbank, of
Milton, Mrs. John P. Hudson, and
Miss Mollie Hadcliff, Of Milford,
are guests of John P. Hudson, of
this town.
Mrs. w. w. Nelson, who received
a hurt of her knee from a fall,
some ten weeks since, from which
she has been great sufferer, is
better, with prospect of being re-
lieved in a few weeks.
Harry L. Collins, who for some
time past has had charge of the
1SlSSi dPi OlhCc a. DONSI, IDS re-
turned home on account of i'll
health and is assisting his father in
his store
Miss Mary Stewart, of Philadel-
phia, and Mrs. Maria Louisa Tudor
of Baltimore, are guests of Mrs.
Robert Hill
Miss May Primrose went to Will
mington, on Modnay, to attend the
wedding yesterday, of her friend,
Miss Maggie Benson.
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