Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17
Wedding
HoMEWOOD - WAGNER

HOMEWOOD - WAGNER
The marriage of Miss Eleanor
Anne Wagner, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Howard S. Wagner to Mr.. Gary
Bullock Homewood, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. EAlest Homewood. all of
Harrington, took place in Asbury
Methodist Church, in Harrington,
at o'clock on Saturday afternoon,
October 4. The Rev. Richard s. Glib
son, pastor of the church, perform
ed the double ring ceremony.
White gladiolis, pompons and
palms were used for church decor
ations.
Mrs. Richard S. Gibson was the
soloist accompanied by Mr.. Mel
vim Brobst at the organ.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, chose a gown of white
| imported hand clipped chantilly
| lace over taffeta, featuring a sa-
brina neckline of irridescent Sc
quins and seed pearls The bouffant
floor length skirt was. trimmed with
the sequins and seed pearls, and
five tiers of scalloped ruffles form
ed her chapel swept train. Her
scallOped finger tip length veil of
silk illusion, was held in place by
lace pill box trimmed with Sc
quins and seed pearls. She carried
white orchid on a lace covered
Bible with satin streamers tied in
love knots of stephanOtis.
The Matron of honor, Mrs. David
Reiff, of Dover, wore a coral floor
length gown of peau de sole featur-
ing rolled collar, long torso and
matching mitts. Her scalloped face
veil was held in place by match
ing sequined, crown. She carried
a cascade of turquoise carnations
and stephanotis.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. Cor
don Warner of Greenwood, sister
of the groom, Miss Grace Graham,
of Wilmington, Miss Lena Voss and
Miss Mary 10 Pitlick, of Harring4
ton. They wore gowns and acces-
sories identical to the matron of
| honor with Mrs. Warner and Miss
Pitlick wearing turquoise and
carrying cascades of coral carna-
| tions. Miss Graham and Miss Voss
wore beige and carried choral cas-
cades.
The flower girl, Miss Jean Louise
Price, was gowned in a white silk
organZa floor length dress with a
heart shaped bonnet and matching
mitts. She carried a white basket
filled with turquoise and coral
carnations. Emory Scarf Of Bel
Air.s Maryland, cousin of the bride
was ring bearer.
Mr. Robert Cain of Harrington
served as best man for the groom.
The ushers were Mr.. William Me-
Cafferty, of Newark, Mr.. Russell
! Tatman of Wilmington, Mr.. Gordon
Warner of Greenwood and Mr.
Everett Warrington, Jr., of FELTON,.
The brides mother chose street
length gown of mauve lace with
beige accessories. She wore laven-
der orchid corsage.
The groom's mother was gowned
in teal blue brocaded satin with
matching accessories. Her corsage
was a light brown orchid.
Immediately after the ceremony,
reception followed in the Collins
building adjoining the church.
The bride is graduate of both
Harrington High School and Goldey
Beacon School of Business and is
now employed in the law offices of
Terry and Draper in Dover.
The groom is graduate of both
Harrington High School and the
University of Delaware. He is a
member of Tau Beta Phi National
Honor Society and is now in the
engineering department of the State
Highway Department in Dover.
After a wedding trip on the Sky
Line Drive. Mr.. and Mrs. Home
wood will make their home at ia
Dorman St., Harrington.
Mrs. HomewOod was recently
honored at bridal shower given by
Miss Pitlick. Miss Voss and Mrs.
Reiff at the home of Miss Pitlick.