Milford chronicle., 1943-08-27
WEDDINGS
KING : MORGAN

nine CLOCK, MISS Mary Ethelyn
King. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ir-
win Cornelius King of Milton, be-
came the bride of Corporal James
Henry Morgan, son of Mrs. James
Herbert Morgan. Denton, Md, and
the late Mr.. Morgan. The double
ring ceremony was performed by
Rev. William II. Hudson, pastor
Preceding the ceremony. a half
hour music program was rendered
by Mrs. Chester Stroups. organis,
and Mrs. Lawrence Elliott. violin
ist, both of Georgetown, and Mrs.
Benjamin H. Johnson. Denton, who
sang Il Love You Truly" BE
cause" and 20 Perfect Love" The
Lohengrin wedding procession was
played by Miss Helen Brayerton.
Milton. The bride was given in
marriage by her uncle, George II.
/ NAPLES, Milton. Her gown was
ivory satin made in torso style
with sweep train. Silk Organdy
extended from the shoulders to
form a high neckline. The shoul-
der line was trim. with long
sleeves extended to point over
the hands. Her fingertip veil was
attached to cOrOnet of seed
pearls. The only jewelry worn
was single strand of pearls, a
gift from the groom. Her arm
bouquet was of white bulvOrdia
with an orchid center. Miss Ber-
tina Jones was maid of honor. Her
dress was blue with fitted bodice
attached to a full skirt. A sweet
heart neckline and three-quarter
sleeves completed the dress. A
Victorian arrangement of matching
blue velvet ribbon was worn on her
hair. The bridesmaids were Miss
es Anita Reed. the brides cousin.
and Nancy Strong. the grOom's
niece. Their dresses were similar
to the maid of honor except they
were white with red velvet head
arrangements. All carried arm
bouquets of red roses and babys
breath tied with red satin ribbons.
Robert NAPLES. 10-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin NAPLES. Mil
ford, was ring bearer. He wore
suit of white linen and carried the
rings on a heart-shaped pillow of
white satin and lace. The best
man was Rev. Henry II. Sihauer.
Trappe. Md. The ushers were J.
Harold King. the brides brother;
w. Layton Reed. the brides cOu-
sin; VIM. Mcdaniel. Milton. and
Talmaye Strong, of Denton. the
grOOms brother-in-law. The brides
mother wore a gown of aqua blue
chiffon with a corsage of gladiOli. /
and the groom's mother wore
dark blue dress with u similar
corsage. Preceding the music pro-
gram, William Reed. 12year-old /.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Layton
Reed. lighted the candles. The
church was beautifully decorated
with tall tapers down the center
aisle, each bearing six candles and
looped with white satin ribbon.
On the altar were sixteen candles.
which furnished the only light.
The color scheme of red, white and
blue was completed by bOquets of
red and white gladiOli against the
blue church furnishings. A recep-
tiOn at END of the Lane" the
home of the brides parents, fol- /
lowed the ceremony. The decora
tions at the house were back
ground of laurel before which the
bridal party stood and received the
guests. Mrs. StrOup and Mrs. Ell
liott played and Rev. J. B. Vaughn.
sang. More than 125
attended Following a north
ern trip. the couple left on Monday
for Chicago where the groom is
stationed with the Army Air Force
Technical Training Command. The
bride received her scholastic train
ing at Goldey College, Wilmington.
and Mary Washington College in
Virginia. She is a teacher in the
Milton Public School. The groom
IS an alumnus of Blue Ridge and
Western Maryland colleges.
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ZEIGLER JESTER
The marriage of Miss Anne Mar
,aret Zeigler. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert o. Zeigler. of River
iide. n. j.. and Lieutenant w.
franklin Jester. son of Mr. and
hrs. Willard S. Jester. of Harring- =
on. took place Saturday. July 81.
II the St Stephens Episcopal
'hurch at Riverside. Rev. Quentin
Ferguson officiated. The maid of
lonor was Miss Elizabeth Ann
,eigler, cousin of the bride. and the
were Mildred A. Shinn
nd Christine Biederbeck, both of
riverside. The best man was Petty
Dffieer Herbert w. Zeigler, U. S.
:. c.. of Toledo, Ohio. Ushers were
Theodore Kessler. Lang
ey Field. Va. and Robert Ruhl. of
Bristol. Pa. Mrs. Geouant played
he wedding march and vocal Sc :
ections were rendered by Miss
,thel Hops. A reception was held
[ Greyhouse. Riverbank. DelanO,
!. J. The bride is a graduate of
tate Teachers College, Trenton.
!. j., and Lieutenant Jester is a
raduate of Harrington High J.
chool and Peirce School of Busi
ess. Included in the wedding party
rom Harrington were Mr.. and
Irs. Willard S. Jester, parents of
he bridegroom. and a sister, Mrs.
ienjamin Moore.
COOPER BURTON
Announcement is made of the I
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