Milford chronicle., 1940-06-14
MILLSBORO


\ The marriage Of Miss Frances
Wood, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs,
George v. Wood, to Mr.. Otto Dukes
lacharias, Jr., son Of Otto Dukes
and the late Mrs. Maria z. zacha-
rias, Of Greensboro, Md, took place
Saturday evening al six O'Clock in
81. Marks Episcopal Church, with
hey. Richard X. Waite officiating.
Mrs. Lsotta McCabe, crgaaist OF
the church, i;ave a recital prior to
the ceremony and played the we'd
ding marches. The church was dec
GRATED with white Gala lilies, white
peonies and laurel.
The bride was goWned in white
marquisette with a long veil and
carried a bouquet OF white orchids
and sweet peas. She was given in
marriage by her father. Miss Carol
Wood, sister Of the bride, was maid
OF honor. She wore a dress Of blue
lace and tulle and carried q bouquet
OF baby's breath and snapdragOn.
Miss Helen Lingo, OF Millsboro,
and Miss Elizabeth Redden, Of Sal
isbury, were the bridesmaids and
wore gowns Of pink lace and tulle
and carried bouquets Of blue delphi
inium and baby's breath.
Kendall Truitt, Of Salisbury, was
best man. Davis Wood, brother of
the bride. and Morris Hammond, Of
Salisbury, were ushers. Mrs. Wood,
mother Of the bride, wore beige chif-
fon with brown picture hat. Her
corsage was OF talisman roses. Miss
Zacharias, sister of the groom, was
gowned In blue crepe dress and
wore corsage OF pink roses.
A reception was given after the
ceremony at the home OF the bride.
The decorations were white peonies,
white carnations and ferns. Amid |
showers Of confetti the bride and |
groom left in an automobile for an
extended honeymoon trip through |
the South. Mrs. Zacharias wore for
her wedding trip a navy blue sheer
with white accessories. "A |
host of friends throughout the 4
Shore wish for Mr.. Zachar-
las and his bride much happiness
and prosperity.
Miss Pauline Richards spent the /
weekend with Miss Ruth Parker at
the Parker cottage at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley P. White and
their grandson, Bob White, have
been on an automobile trip this
week.
Several young people from here
attended the Alumni dance in the
Georgetown school auditorium last
Friday night.
Miss Madalyn Rose is visiting a
school friend in New York for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Bradley and
Curtis Bradley, of Harrisonburg,
Va, were weekend guests of DR..
Ind Mrs. George v. Wood.
Mrs. Matte Shockley and Mrs. Lee
Wiley have gone to Rochester, N. Y,
o visit awhile with Mrs. Shockley's
Ion, Wilbur S. Shockley, and family. L
]. A. Burton spent the first of the
week in SilView with his daughter,
Mrs. Walter Kemp. 4
Local members of the 261st Coast
Artillery left early Saturday morn
ng for three weeks training at Fort
Hancock, N. J.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Atkins were ,
way on short trip a part Of last
Miss Ethel DIX, OF Pocomoke City, ,
d.. is visiting at the Atkins home j
or awhile.
The Ladies' Aid was delightfully."- 1
at the home Of Mrs. C. /
!. Godfrey last Monday night. Il
William Truftt is able to be out
the house again after an attack
{ pneumonia. Z
Children's Day services were held 1
n Sunday morning at the Sunday 2
chOol hour. The program, attend t
nee and collection were very @
oOd. lii
Anne Carey is spending the week o
| Wilmington with her cousin, f
afriett Johnson. y
They visited Fred johnson at the d
!estminster School, near Hartford, d
the first of the week. 8
Oeai faledletOHian Wins
eader's Digest Award q
The Readers Digest Annual Award c
II Scholastic Achievement has been e
on by the Valedictorian of the class C.
1910 at the Millsboro High School, b
Ralph Brittingham, according to 4
! announcement made recently by Al
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