Milford chronicle., 1946-06-21

ol NI. ana MIS-. I(OY Mitchell of
Laurel, took place ON Saturday af-
ternoon at the home of the bride.
The ceremony was performed bv
Rev. Charles W. Spry of Chcs-
void
+ The bride was attended hv Mrs.
Louise Cromc of Laurel and Harry
Crome of Laurel was best man
/ Following reception the couple
! left for Il wedding trip to Atlantic
city. They will later make their
home at Bethel.
'1-.I
JONES RASH
In lovely setting. the buNwood
garden. on the lawn. 0vcrl0oking
WagamOn Lake, of the Milton
Thomas Graves home. Milton. last
Saturday afternoon. Jupc -. at
five o'clock. Miss Bertha Elizabeth
Jones. daughter of the late MIR.
and Mrs. James Payntcr Jones. be
came the bride of Philip IIowctt
Rash, Wilmin@tou son of MIR. and
Mrs. Harry y. Rash. Dover.
The SlnSl" ring ceremony was
performed by Reverend Harold
Morrow Davis. minister. Goshen
Methodist Church. Milton.
Nuptial music was broadcast
from the nearby porch roof.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brOthcr-in-law Lewis Rich
ard Gould, Baltimore. She wore Il
gown of white Organla. the bodice
and sleeves Of which were cmbroid-
cred in fine chenille. The ncckllnc
was key-hOlc fashioned and a short
peplum, like the bodice. fell over
the full skirt which terminated i'm
Il long train. Her kncc-lcngth veil
OF Illusion was attached to It poke
bonnet. banded by small white flow
crs. She carried fan-shapcd ar
rangcmCnt of white rose buds to
which StrcamcrS of white ribbons
were attached.
Mrs. Gould served as her sisters
matrOn of honor. Her dress was
white OrganZa. sclf-trimmcd with
a wide ruitlc forming low square
bertha on the tight fitted bodice.
to which was attached full skirt.
Her hat was a small model Of white
Illusion
The bridesmaids were Misses Su-
san Graves. Milton. ana Margarct
Coffin, Berlin, Md, Mrs. William
Mcdaniel. Mrs. Horace Johnson.
Mrs. j. Henry Morgan, and Mrs.
Granville TyndalI. Milton, Their
gowns were also white. with full
illusion skirts attached to fitted
bodic"S of frosted rayon. made with
kcy-hOlC nccklincs and bracelet
length sleeves. Their white pic
turc hats of illusion were trimmed
with matching long strcumcrs. All
the attendants carried shcat ar
rangcmcnts of brilliant coral glad
oil
Winfield Rash, Wilmington. Scrv-
cd as his brothers. best man The
ushcrs Wcr" Victor Rash. Dover.
the groom brother: George homes.
Milton the brides u"phcW. Bon
jamin Johnson. Dover. and Nur-
ton Leverage, Milford
Tn" groom $ mother wore ID du.-4
OF powder blue Silk h.urcd in
white. with picture hat ot navy
blue straw trimmed III lighter blue
flowers. Her corsa@c was of white
roses.
Immediately following the ccrc-
mOny, q buffet supper was served
on the lawn.
Later the couple left for north
crn trip. = Upon their return, they
will reside in Wilmington, where
the groom is employed
The brides going away outfit
WAS BcmbcrG crrp" dress of
green, printed in white, with white
accessories and COrsagc OF white
roses.
The bride is a graduate of the
Milton High School and has been
employed Ivy Il local firm. She is
an active member of Goshen Meth
odist Church. serving ON tine otli-
ciary.
The groom graduated from Dover
High School and WAS DISCHARGED
from the Army last january. fol
lowing 33 months of service. part
of which was i'm the Pacific The
atrc of War.
Prc-nuptial parties were show
or given by Mrs. J. Henry Morgan
and Mrs. Granville Tyndall at the
latter'S hom" last Wednesday eve
ming, and Mrs. Horace Johnson and
Mrs. William Mcdaniel Cntcrtain-
cd % guests at Mrs. Mcdaniel =
homo following the rehearsal on
Friday evening.