Milford chronicle., 1935-06-21
Weddings
ROBINSON NELSON

Miss Dorothy Madeline Robinson.
daughter Of the late William H. Rob
insOn and Mrs. Leila Robinson, of
Milford. and Robert Lee Nelson, of
Harrington, were married Saturday,
June 18th, 1885, at BishOpstead, Will
mingtOn, by Bishop Philip Cook. The
bride was given in marriage by her
brother-in-law, Mr. H. Conner Mitten
Deputy, of Milford Martin Adkins
Of Glendale, was best man. The
bride wore blue sheer crepe with
white accessories, and cOrsage bOu-
quet of brides roses and lilies-Of-the-
valley. Miss Deputy wore pink crepe
and a corsage Of Talisman roses. Al
ter a wedding trip. the couple will
live near Harrington.
VINYARD SIMPSON
Only members of the immediate
families attended the wedding, at
the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar N. Vinyard. near Houston.
Delaware. when their Oldest daugh-
ter. Kathryn, became the bride of
George c. Simpson, of Center Square, /
Pa, son of Mr.. George B. Simpson of .
Houston. Rev. James d. Reese of I
Frederick, formerly of Houston NJ. E.
Church. and friend of the brides
family officiated at the wedding.
The bridal party entered the front
living-roOm as the wedding music
was played by Mrs. William C. John
son. The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore
dress of blue crepe made princess
lines, a large mink hat, and carried
pink roses and blue snapdragOns.
Mary Elizabeth Vinyard acted as
bridesmaid for her sister, and she
wore blue with a cOrsage of pink
roses and fern. Francis Simpson
acted as best man for his brother.
fhe bride is well known in club {
work, having been director for the {
past five years. Mr.. Simpson is a !
graduate of w. C. l., and Penn State
College, and is now associated with n
he "Normandie Farms" near Center n
square, Pa. After a wedding trip 4
through the New England States, Mr.. :
md Mrs. Simpson will be at home. 4
lear Center Square, Pa. after July 1. r
HURLEY -VANDERSLICE n
Mrs. Lena Wilkins Hurley. of H
formerly of Lincoln N
'ity, the daughter of Alexander Will D
ins, became the bride of John NJ. r
'anderslice, also Of Philadelphia, r
aturday evening, June 18th, 1885, OF
the Hanover Presbyterian Church, al
Delaware. DR.. Charles Fl
Stevens Ofticiated. James Hurley, te
IN Of the bride acted as best man. p,
RS. Helen Wagner Powers was IL
atron of honor. After their return p,
I Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Van n,
lrslice were entertained by large on
Imber of their friends. NJ
BAKER HORNER II,
Miss Adelaide Baker, daughter of He
+. and Mrs. Alfred Baker. Of Del Fo
ar. and Leonard e. HOrner, OF AL
flmington, Del. were married on VIZ
ednesday afternoon, at the Del ry
ir N. E. Parsonage, by the Rev. Sh
lph c. Jones. The bride wore a Ike
lite crepe suit with a matching Pc;
ban and a short veil, and a cor SIN
ye OF white snapdragOns. Her No
endant was Mrs. Calvin Robertson Ric
o wore she'll pink crinkie crepe y
NNA AbNM VI HAT oHduts- MIS-. . Tho
bertsot also wore eorsage of M M
lpdragOns. Mr.. Robertson acted ~ ~
best man. ~ ~,
REED PEPPER eoy
of the marriage OF -
IS Edith Reed. daughter Of Mr.. 80
Mrs. Theodore Reed, near Mil oa,, ~
and Foster r. Pepper, son OF orto o
and Mrs. Fred Pepper. OF MILTON, ~
been made. The wedding took ~. ~
,e on June 5th. at the NJ p. Par 'i''i'
age, in Milford; the Rev. John
Bailey performed the ceremony.
FORD MURPHY
OF the marriage OF
} Anna r. Ford, OF Clayton, and
rye W. Murphy, Of Lincoln City.
county, has been made. The At
ding took place at Lincoln City mia
Sunday afternoon, June 9Th; the will
S. L. Handy performing the daue
mOny. Orti
PRITCHARD RUST will
"a r. Pritchard, OF Pennington. whiIl
County, and Airline David Rust. ried
fouston. were married on the emor
/ OF June 9Th. at Houston, hy the clock
James n. Langrell, pastor of from
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