, 1876-11-26

man, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Lathrop, Mr. and Mrs.
George H. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Cheney.
Mr. and Mrs y. E. swartwout, DR.: ana Mrs. G;
y. Earle. Mr.; and Mrs; c. S. Hale, ME. and
Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Field, Mrs. I. +.
Carsc, the Rev. and Mrs. D. n Vandcrccr, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Falk, Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus
Dean, Mr: and Mrs. r Knox, a1r: and Mrs. J.
Knox, Mr.. and Mrs: Albert Crane, Mrs. T. P.
Sears, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walkup, Miss Mary
Goodrich, Miss Ada Field, Miss Nellie Egan.
Miss Ella Field, Miss Anna Crane, Miss Sallie
Goodrich, Miss George Lee. Miss Fannie Slo-
cum, Miss Louisa Hopkins, Miss Clara Whitman,
Miss Susie Hess, Miss Mamie Whitman, Miss
Ida B. Tomblin, Miss Mary Knox, Miss Boynton,
Miss Gracie Coates; Messrs. c. N. Helmer, F.
". Cronkhite, H. S. Stevens, E. G. FELTON,.
CuEaRY-IASsoN.
The celebration OF the nuptials OF Robert H.
Cherry, Esq, Of the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad.
to Miss Lille H. Hanson, at the residence OF the
brides parents on Langley avenue, was the
cause Of the gathering of fifty or sixty Of Oak
lands select denizcns Thursday evening. The
parlors were tastefully decorated with ferns,
selection Of musical gems was dispensed under
the supervision OF Prof. Won Mcyerhoff. Tie
ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. r.
Goodwin. The bride wore q handsome pearl
eo!ored 81 sk en- t55ap sdays ond and
much admired. Miss May Hanson and
Miss Tilhe Cherry of}icatcd Us bridesmaids and
looked their loveliest, while Afessrs. Frank Wau
hop and viii Cherry, the groo,nsmen, enacted
their part with heroism. Among the
the many elegant costumes were those Of Mrs.
D. P. Hanson, mother OF the bride,-black silk,
with rich velvet trimming; Mrs. e. Cherry, Sr.,
mother Of the groom, black satin md Brussels
point lace: Mrs. James Cherry, ashes-of-rose
silk, e8quislte1v embroidered III the same color
with heads Of grain and sprays OF flowers; Miss
Eva Woods, brocaded silk and lace overdress;
Miss Nellie Wren, black silk, handsomely en-
broidercd, and cardinal pipings; Miss May Han
son, piuk silk and 'tarletan; Mrs. F. q. Rich,
plu1n-colured silk trimmed in lace; Miss Title
low, Of Columbus, O., handsome black silk and
lare- -.
The presents were rich and appropriate, in-
Guiding from the bridegroom an elegant cameo
set aud two massive 1nantel figures; Mrs D. 7.
Hanson, lace handkerchief aud wrap; Mr.. D. T.
c. Cherry. Sr., rich dinner and tea set;
Afr. aud Mrs. C. Cherry, Jr., handsomely
bound edition OF Dickens; Mr.. and Mrs ". Il.
Clark, alabaster vase; Miss Nellie Wren, jewcled
salts and smoking set; Mrs. Il: Y: Lines, silver
Mr. anu Mrs. ]. D. Cherry silver toilet set; Mr..
VIII Cherry, silver and gold bouquet holder;
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Rich, bronze car1 stand; Mr..
mud Mrs. Alex Cherry, canary and cage: Miss
Tillie Cherry, gold necklace; Mr. and Mrs James
Cherry, two pairs real lace curtains aud two
paintings, Trained; Miss May Hanson, silver card
case; Mr. Frank Wauhop. silver pickle caster;
Mrs. J. l.. Ramsey, one dozen silver spoons and
forks; Aunt Mary, one dozen silver forks;
Jane Aikeus, toilet cushion; Mr.. and Mrs: H. J.
Goodrich, silver pickle caster; cousin Carrie,
embroidered pillow shams: Webb Hanson, pair
Of silver gob1ets; Mr.. 4. P. Hanson, toilet case
and satchel; Mr.. ]. W. Wright, diamond pin
i fine supper was partalicn OF, aud, after
10 of h.turS y1a1Snuf1y their
friends, the bride aud groom departed OIL
tour Of the Eastern cities. Ii rumor may be re-
lied on, this is but precursor of several other
occasions OF similar nature nov On the tapis in
Oakland.
At Evanston, Thursday evening, there was
notable wedding. Mr.. Lee j. Pitncr, son Of L.
c, Pltner, Esq, and Miss Isabel Abel, daughter
Of Col. c. c. Abel, were the parties chiefly
inter Entered IL the First Epa
gopal Church, which was crowded with
spectators, in the following order: Mcssrs.
George Lunt, Walter Z. Haslins, Walter +.
Kirk, and Robert Beatty, ushers; Miss Ida Web
Miss JennieaM. MIX, Of Kankakee, and Dr.. T.
J. Pitner, Of Jacksonville, H., attendants; the
Rev. DR.. Wentworth anu Mrs. G. W. Wiggins,
aunt Of the bride, followed by the bride, leaning
on the arm of her father. The groom entered
with the Bishop at the side entrance. The cere-
by the Rev. Dr. Wentworth.
The bride was attired in q costume OF cream
colored gros-grain silk, trimmed with Illusion
and point applique, festouncd with gar1an1s Of
white roses, en- tra.ne; the bridal veil suspended
from wreath OF orangc-blossoms.
MISS Jennie Milk, the first bridesmaid, wore a
robe ol deficate blue silk, e1aborutely trimmed
with point lace and cardinal flowers, EN- traine.
Miss Ida Webster, the second bridesmaid,
wore caneo-rink silk, trimmed with illusion
and point lace. and garnshed with o floral
fringe; corsage high; en traine-
Mrs L. C. Pituer, mother uf the groom, was
dressed in black silk, trimmed with chenille
fringe, with flchu Of point lace.
Alter the solemn words had been pronounced
the guests repaired to the residence Ut Mr.. aud
Mrs. Ftner, where the reception was held.
The large parlors were decorated With choice
flowers and festoons Of siluilax. Among those
present were Bishop aud Mrs. Harris, Lieut--Goy.
and Mrs: Andrew: Shunan,. Mr. and Mrs.
J. H: Kedzie, Mr. aud AIRS. ]. D. Easter, the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Wentworth, Mrs. Gov. Bcy-
eridge, Mr. nnd Mrs. c. E. Brown, Col. G. C.
Ab1c, OF Chicago Mr. Charles Cumstuck. the
Hon. and Mrs. E. B. Hurd, Mr. and Mrs, W. II.
John F. Miller, Prof and Mrs. Carhart, NJ. and |
Mrs. N. G.. l:5lchart, Mr. and MIS-. William
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Butler, Mr.. and
SSrs: Samuel B. Raymond, air. and Mrs. Ed |
Tailor, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Chapsell, Dr.. and
2nd 32:l.a;s. Mss. H; v; Smith, Mr.: and Mrs. {. Y.
Virgins, Of Watertown,. n T.. s1r. ].
D{}serngi, p ing, s M and Mrs: J: ). Lauk;n. |
Bonright, Mr.. l Mrs. Harry p Pearson. : NJ, and nd
rz M ,1d Gaf, Mrs Pa1ESSs, Mr. and Mrs John Kirk
ME- ~ Ars; "a AFreS, tnsRev. and Mrs. Button,
Wilasnma anu Rarmond, avn % Mrs. Nyer* Ny, w. Mr and and Mrs 1Irs
row, n. u. Il. Dudley, Che,mn mf ,i Gieorge ; Ual D1
James Z Raymond. Miss Hal;e We Webster' ae 80 of