Milford chronicle., 1947-06-20
HE beautiful wedding
of Miss Ethel Mae
Warren, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George

Mr.. and Mrs. George
e Warren of Lincoln
and Mr.. Wilmer Clyde Cason,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Cason, also of Lincoln, took
place Saturday afternoon in the
Methodist Church there with
the Reverend E. N. Wright per-
forming the double-ring scere-
mony. The church was lovely
with baskets of white gladioli
and lilies, palms and tall can
delabras holding white tapers.
The wedding music was played
by Miss Aliene Kitchens, who
also played for the soloist. Mr..
James S. Locates, both of
Georgetown. He sang BE
cause, "Smilin' Through and
20, Promise Me-" The bride
given in marriage by her faith
er, wore a beautiful gown of
white slipper satin, made on
princess lines with a chapel
train. The fitted bodice had an
oval neckline formed by sheer
marquisette, long sleeves
edged with French lace which
also formed the hustle of the
gown. A seed pearl coronet held
the fine tulle veil in place. She
carried a crescent-shapedi bou-
quet OF gardenias and white
orchids. Miss Ann Hugg, cou-
sin of the bride, was maid of
honor. Her long gown was of
yellow faille with which she
wore a matching halo net hat
and carried a crescent-shaped
bouquet of yellow rosebuds and
blue delphinium. The brides
maids were Mrs. Richard Waga-
mon of Harbeson, whose gown
was of pink faille, and Miss
Florence Walls of New York
City, who wore a gown of lime
faille. They wore hats like the
maid of honor and carried yell
low carnations and blue del
phinium. The junior brides
maid was Miss Cynthia Mae
Beard of Wilmington. Her long
dress was of peach futile. while
her sister, Little Miss Bonnie
Beard, wore blue summer
faflle. Their flowers were yell
low carnations, blue dolphin
ium and daisies. The ring
bearers were Miss Joyce Rust
and Ronnie Rust, children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rust. Joyce
has a long white net dress with
on the shoulder neckline, and
Ronnie wore Il white linen
suit. They carried small white
satin pillows with the rings on
the pillows. The best man
was Mr.. c. Barrett Morgan
and the ushers were Mr.. Harry
Rust, Mr.. Alfred Shea and MIR
Roland Walls, all Of Milford
The brides mother wore
street-length dress of grey
crepe, white hat, old rose satiI
and lace-trimmed. Her cor
: sage was of pink roses. Th'
croom's mother also chose
grey crepe dress with which
she wore black accessories. He
corsage was of red roses witt
q gardenia center. The recep
ton was held in the auditorium
OF the Lincoln school and fol
lowing the ceremony tn!
young couple left for two week
i'm Canada after which they will
live in Seaford. Mrs. Cassol
is Milford High School grad
uate and attended Beacon
!, College. She was employed i
the plant department of tn
Diamond State Telephone Com
pany at Georgetown. Mr.. Ca
SON is a graduate of Milto
High School, was a lieutenar
in the Army, serving five years
one OF which was spent oyel
seas. He is associated wit
dupont Company at Seaford.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George H. DIR.
per. 3rd, entertained about six1
of their friends Saturday afte
noon and evening at their far
near Magnolia. Guests bega
arriving about four, and tn
Young married set had a goo
time playing soft ball, croquet
and bridge. Supper was serve
i'm buffet style and the evenil
went all too quickly.
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