Milford chronicle., 1946-12-13
Weddings
MANLOVE-M MOORE

MANLOVE-MOORE
On Saturday evening, December
9Th, at the parsonage of The Ave
nue. Methodist Church, Mis- sBar-
bara Manlove. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George ManlOve of Dover and
! Howard f. Moore. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Caleb Moore of Dover. were
united in marriage by Rev. DR..
Frank HersOn. The attending wit
nesses were Mr.. and Mrs. Neils p.
Jensen of Milford.
G.G
FORESMAN-HALLETT
The marriage of Miss Alice Roush
Foresman. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Seth Mccormick FOresman of
Wyoming. to Mr.. John Smith Hal
/ lett. son of Mrs. John Scribner Hal
lett and the late Mr.. Hallett of
| Milford, took place on Saturday
evening, November 16, at eight
o'clock at ST Paul's Episcopal
Chapel, Camden. The Rev. Claude
Strong. vicar of the chapel, Ofiici-
ated
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father. had her
sister Mrs. Michael j. Sombar. as
patrOn of honor Mr.. William f.
Hallett was best man for his
brother The ushers were Lieut..
George G. Russell. Jr., and Mr..
Henry NJ Foresman. Mr.. Frederic
Brown, cousin of the bride. played
the wedding music.
A reception was held at the
Round Table Clubhouse in WyO
ming.
Mrs. Hallett is a graduate of Gaze
sar Rodney High School and has
been employed by the Motor Vehi
Gle Department in Dover. Mr.. Hal
lett. who is a graduate Of FiShburn
Military School at WaynesbOrO, Va,
served three years in the United
States Army. He is now employed
by the PostOffice Department in
Milford.
ZIMMERMAN SORRELS
On November 80, at O'Clock, in
the AllenWOod Pilgrim Holiness
Church of Allenwood, Pa, Miss
Beatrice Zimmerman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Zimmerman of
Sunbury, Pa. and Mr.. Charles II.
SOrrells, son of Mrs. James Kings
mill of Milford, Delaware were
united in marriage by the Rev. Alex
A. PassmOre, brOther-in-law of the
bride, and Rev. Harry j. Daniels.
The ceremony was performed by
candlelight and the church was
beautifully decorated with palms
and everereens. Tall white candles
were distributed near the altar anC
around the room.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore a white taffeta gOwr
fashioned on colonial pattern with
long sleeves tapering at the wrists
high neck and long train. Hel
white half crown hat was designed
IT, seeded pearls and completed by
Il finger-tip veil of tulle. She car
ricd colonial bouquet of white
lilies.
Mrs. A. A. PassmOre, matrOn o
honor and sister of the bride. wa!
SOM Itu III IllIh SCttll NiIlI III
covering the skirt. Her bOuQue
was of pink rOsebuds and white
Chrysanthemums. Phe bridesmaids
Miss Lillian SOrrells, sister of tht
groom, and Mrs. Paul Zimmerman
sister-in-law of the bride, wOr,
blue satin gowns with chiffol
covered skirts and three-quarte
length sleeves. Their bouquets wer
pink rOsebuds and white chrysan
themums. All three attendants wor
matching half crowns with should
er length wells.
Wesley Jones, WatsOntown, Pa
was best man for the groom. Pau
Zimmerman, John Zimmerman an
Roy YOnkin were ushers.
Leading the procession an
carrying a white Bible was Archi
Arden Passmore, year old nepheN
OF the bride. Florence Webb wa
the flower girl. She wore a blu
gown and carried a basket of ros
petals which were strewn along tn
aisle.
Mrs. d. J. Wertman of Williams
port was at the piano. She playe
Near to the Heart of God" and tn
traditional wedding marches. Mrs
Paul Snyder Of Montgomery wa
the soiOist, singing Living FO
Jesus and Savior Like a SheI
Eerd Lead Us"
The brides mother selected
blue dress with black velvet tril
and black accessories. Her cOrsae
was of pink rOsebuds. The groom
mother chose a black dress su
with gold sequin trim. Her corsag
was also of pink rOsebuds.
A reception for IS guests follow
ed at the Kentmar Tea Room i
Milton, Pa. The couple receive
many beautiful and useful gifts FC
the present they plan to reside
Milford, Delaware.
CANDI FLIGHT pRAGRt