Milford chronicle., 1942-06-12


Saturday at four when
- it was the setting for
the lovely wedding of Miss Jean
Emma Mulholland, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Mulhol-
land, and Mr.. Charles Dure MUIR
ply, of Harrington, son of Mrs. ].
Gordon Smith, at which Reverend
Joseph S. Kinks ofiiciated. Palms,
ferns and large and small bou-
quets of white peonies and white
gladiolas were placed on the altar,
in the chancel and marked the
pews. Mr.. William Mitten played
q short organ recital before time
for the wedding music. The bride,
who was escorted by her father,
wore gown of white marquisette
over taffeta. 1t was made with a
long waist, and bishop sleeves,
having a full skirt with train. The
yoke Of the waist was trimmed
with ruching. Her veil of white
net was held by coronet of fam
lily rose point lace. Her bouquet
was of white orchids with which
she carried a prayer book. Miss
Louise Murphy, sister of the groom
and maid of honor, was dressed in
a gown of pale green marquisette,
styled with a long bodice, three
quarter length sleeves and full
flowing skirt. She wore Mary
Stuart cap which held the green
net face veil in place. The brides
maids, Miss Janet Brunton, of
Kenmore, N. Y, Miss Marjorie
Mulholland, cousin of the bride,
Miss Barbara Marshall and Miss
Jane Barnard wore gowns like the
maid of honor, only the sleeves of
their gowns were short. All of the
attendants carried arm bouquets of
white carnations and baby's breath.
The flower girl was Miss Dione
Smith, sister of the groom, whose
long dress was of white printed
yellow organdie with matching
bonnet. The basket she carried
was filed with white flowers. Mrs.
Mulholland, the brides mother,
chose a pale blue lace gown with
pink marquisette yoke. She wore. a
pink horsehair hat and long pink
gloves. Her corsage was of pale
orchids. Mrs. Smith, the groom's
mother, was gowned in beige lace
trimmed crepe, with which she
wore an orchid hat. Her corsage
was of orchids. The ushers in
cluded Mr.. Harry Mulholland,
brother of the bride, Mr.. Jack
Burris, Mr.. Winchester Sherman
of New London, Conn.,, Mr.. Saben
Sanger of Bangor, Maine, Mr..
Frank Scott, of Newark, and MIR.
Bruce Hammerschmidt of South
Bend, Indiana. Mr.. ]. Gordon
Smith acted as best man for his
step-son. A large reception follow
ed the ceremony at the Mulholland
home on Lake avenue, where sup
per was served, the lawn being
enjoyed by the guests while they
were served. The young couple
left for Atlantic City, where they
spent the weekend, returning in
time for the Burris-Marshall we'd.
ding on Wednesday. They have
now left for their home in Boston,
where Mr.. Murphy will take up
some special defense training at
Harvard University. Mrs. Muir
ply is a graduate of Harcum Jun
ior College. Mr.. Murphy has just
his studies at Yale Uni
versity. The wedding party, on
Friday evening, Immediately after
the rehearsal, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Gordon Smith at their
home in Harrington. Beautiful
floral decorations, in keeping with
the coming affair, were used on the
table, and the evening was de-
lightful one for the guests.
o.
Mr.. Vernon Pearce announces
The marriage of his daughter, Vio-
a. to, Mr.. Horace Wiley, Jr., son
if MIR. and Mrs. Horace Wiley,
which took place in Denton, Md,
N July S, 1871, with the Reverend
I. E. Wimbrow performing the
ceremony. This will come as a
Iurprise to the many friends of the
loung couple. Mr.. Wiley was a
member of this years high school.
cIass Mrs. WILEY is