Milford chronicle., 1944-02-25
DELMAR

All Saints Episcopal Church, Del
mar, built in 1899, was opened TO
its first wedding Saturday nigh
when Miss Edna Rebecca Livings
ton, daughter of Mrs. Washington
Robley Livingston and the late Mr.
Livingston of Salisbury, became tht
bride of Mr.. Horace Edward Cul
yer, son of Mrs. Thomas Slater
Culver and the late Mr.. Culver oi
this town. The Rt. Rev. Arthur r
McKinstrey, d. D., Bishop of the
diocese of Delaware. performed the
ceremony. The interior of the
church which was softly lighted
with candles, was decorated with
white snapdragons, jonquils and
pine. Clusters of white flowers tied
with white satin bows were fasten-
ed to the ends of the pews. The
bride. given in marriage by her
brother, Mr.. William Livingston,
of Salisbury, wore a gown of bro
caded silk damask and her finger
tip veil fell from Il coronet of seed
pearls. She carried a white prayer
book-gift from the Bishop, covered
with brides orchids, with stream
ers of white spray orchids. Her
only ornament was a Grecian cross.
a family heirloom. Miss Beulah
Livingston. cousin of the bride. was
maid of honor. She wore frOck of
heavenly blue taffeta and carried
an arm bouquet of pink orchids
and asasia. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Raymond C. Hardin. of Chicago,
sister of the bridegroom. Mrs.
Harry Kenney and Mrs. Chas. Mar
vel. both of Salisbury. Miss Anne
Livingston, niece of the bride. was
Junior bridesmaid. Mrs. Hardin
and Mrs. Kenney wore yellow
frocks of mousseline de sole and
carried crescent shaped bouquets of
brown orchids and yellow acasias.
Mrs. Marvel and Miss Livingston
wore heavenly blue taffeta and
their crescent shaped bouquets
were of pale lavender orchids and
acasia. All the attendants wore
caps of acasia with short wells TO
match their frOcks. Mr.. Joseph
Franklin Culver, of Westfield, n j.,
was best man for his brother. The
ushers were Mr.. Chas. Marvel. Mr..
Lynn Culver. Mr.. Grover Locates
and Mr.. Russell Oliphant. Mr..
Morton Brown. of Salisbury. played
the wedding music and accompan-
led softly during the ceremony. A
followed in the Parish
House for approximately IS guests
after which Mr.. Culver and his
bride left for a wedding trip TO
New York. Upon their return
they will live at the bridegroom
home in this town. Mr.. Culver is
in the florist business in Salisbury
and Mrs. Culver formerly was en-
Dloyed at Kuhn's. in Salisbury.
Pvt. Robert Adkins. son of Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Adkins. has been
to Carnegie Institute
If Technology in Pittsburgh. Pa.
where he is under the Army Spe-
;ialized Training Unit. Pvt. Adkins
received his basic training at Fort
Ga.
Mrs. S. B. Waller is still on the
sick list. Her son. Franklin Wal
er. of Newport News. Va. spent
he weekend with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pritchett
lave received word from their son.
rech. Sergt. William T. Pritchett.
hat he had arrived safely in Eng
and.
Pvt. Joseph j. Tinley. who has
Ieen spending a furlough here with
lis father and friends. left on Fri
lay for his camp at Homestead.
florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd S. Hudson had
IS their guests over the weekend
heir son. Ensign Marion S. Hud-
on. Ensign John Ravai of Balti
more. and Ensign Bob Kitridge of
}OstOn. Mass. These boys are all
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