Milford chronicle., 1940-07-05
WEDDINGS
GRIER : RIGGIN

Miss Mamie ellis Grier, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Fred A. Grier. Jr..
of Salisbury, and Mr.. Harris James
Riggin, son Of Mr.. George B. Rig
gin an dtht late Mrs. Riggin, also Of
Salisbury, were married Saturday,
June %, 1910. at the home of the
brides parents on North Division
street in Salisbury, by the Rev.
Thomas A. Williams, pastor of the
Wieomico Presbyterian Church. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, reception was
held, after which Mr.. Riggin and his
bride left on southern motor trip.
They will be at home at 1901 Cam
de navenue. Salisbury, after July Is.
The bride is a granddaughter OF
Mrs. Frederick A. Grier, ST., Of Sal
isbury, and the late Mr.. Grier, for
merly of Milford and Wilmington.
and a great-granddaughter of the
late George S. Grier, of Milford, and
the late John Fehrenbach Of Will
mington.
BURTON HURLEY
Miss Pearl Naomi Burton, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burton,
Jr., of Milton, and Mr.. Charles Nor
man Hurley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Hurley Of Milton, were mar
ried Saturday night, June 20, 1910,
in the HOckessin Methodist Church
by the Rev. Richard M. Green. Miss
Gladys Burton attended her sister as
maid Of honor and Mr.. Linden Brit
tingham, of Milton, was best man.
The ceremony was also witnessed by
Miss Marie Thomas, Of Milton, and !
Mr.. Norman Lawson of Millsboro. |
After a wedding trip to Atlantic
City, Mr. and Mrs. Hurley will live |
in Milton Mr. Hurley is associated |
with the DUPONT Company at Sea-
ford.
GRAY BARNSHAW
Miss Agnes Gray OF Boothwyn.
Pa, and Isaac Barnshaw, OF Johnson !
avenue, Linwood, Pa, were united in /
marriage on Wednesday evening,
June 26, 1910, at $3.50 o'clock in the
LinwOod Heights Methodist Church
by the Rev. Howell. Mrs. Albert
Hickling, the s0loist, sang AT Dawn
ing" and 20 Promise Me" The bride,
who was given in marriage by her
brother, Wilson Gray, wore a blue
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flowers with a short veil and a cor
sage Of white roses and baby's
breath. Her sister, Mrs. Harold Alex
ander, was her only attendant She
wore a gown Of dusty pink with hat
and accessories 70 match and a cor
sage OF pink roses and baby's breath.
william Barnshaw was best man for
Mr.. Barnshaw and his ushers were
John Fenimore and Harold Alexan-
der. The church was decorated with
roses and delphinium. A reception
followed the ceremony In the social
room Of the church when one hum
lred and twenty-five guests were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. BarnshaW are
at so Johnson avenue, Lin
wood. Pa.
AFFORD TAYLOR
Miss Louise Afford. daughter Of
Mr.. w. Afford, Of fredericksburg, and
Ar. Lowell Taylor. son of Mrs. ].
short, Of Greenwood, were married
It the parsonage at Greenwood at
loon on Sunday, June 80, 1870, by
Rev. Won Hagel. The couple was at
ended by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel War
'ingtou of near Trinity. Mrs. Taylor
hose all white for her wedding out
Il with a corsage Of white rose buds,
while Mrs. Warrington wore pink
With a corsage Of pink and white
ose buds. After the ceremony a re-
eption was held at the home OF the
mother. Those present at the I
eception were Miss Helen Afford o
nd Frank Afford. Of fredericksburg. c
lister and brother OF the bride. Mr.. +
nd Mrs. ]. Short. Rev. and Mrs. Won r
Iagel and small daughter and Clark
'aylor. all Of Greenwood. and Mr.
nd Mrs Ssmuel Warrington Of near J
'rinity. After wedding trip TO sew n
raj points south, the young couple
rill reside In fredericksburg. In