Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
MARRHAGE BELLS.
WoddGnss In this Oity
West Chester nnd Phil nd o pin In.

Mr. william @. Msndinhall, former
lv of this city, but now Of Lancaster,
Pa, and Miss kstelle N. Rice, daugh
ter Of Mr. y. l.. Rice, Of this city. we're
married o. six o'clock, yesterday after
noon, in tbs West Presbyterian church.
0oly those holding Invitations we're ad-
mitted to tho ceremony. Tie church
was about two-thirds full. Among
thoss present were tbs parents aud i'm
mediate family Of the bride, Mr.. and
Mr.. Henry Msndinhall, Mr.. and Mrs,
Eisard nsndiuhall and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. q. W. Sparks and daughter,
Nj. and Mrs. Hiba Ferris aud daughter,
George Richardson and daughter, Jos.
A. Richardson, Rsq., ". T. Crossdals,
Haywood Conant, Mrs. COnsn., Miss
5sson, Mrs. q. G. LObdsll and d&ugh-
ter, George b. Sellers and wife, hr.
and MIS-. Alfred Warner, Ar. and Mrs.
Charles JOaes, Gilbsrt Robinson, Mr.,
aud Mrs. Horace Cause, Mr.. and Mrs.
Middlst0u, Of Lancaster Nj. Stein.
| man, Of Lancaster DR.. Thomas aud
wife, DR.. lohusoD ard wife, Dr.. Der.
iokson and wife, Job Jackson and wife,
Robert Finn and wife, Harold Smith
aud wife, ). Redmond Smith, Ksq.
The following gentlemen we're ush
ers Aessrs. Farrill, OF Philadelphia,
Frank Taylor, Harry Cranor, William
Tay lor, William Francis, formerly OF
this city but now OF Nav York, John
SAtterth and DR.. W. II. Gilkyscn.
At tho appointed hour, hr. Ford Full
mer playing the wedding march, Mr.
MendinhRll with his bfide-e!ecl, and
her attendant train, flied into the
church. The bride was dressed in
| White satin, trimmed with orange bios.
some, and she wore sweeping bridal
veil. By a pretty arrangement her
attendants were her own ard Mr.. Mem
dinha!l's nieces, varying in sizo from
tiny children 10 young wo@suhood.
They we're as follows: Miss Katie War
Nor, dressed In pink silk Bliss Susie |
Patterson, Mss Eseie Ryan, Miss Elsie
Rice, all in white tNlet0N; Miss Jessie !
Mentnhail, in blue silk trimmed with |
pearl ono, d,,wLlte LACE, Miss Ssllie Men
Giphall, in blue silk; Miss Nellie Men
diuhall, and Miss Sadie Wotreil, in
piat silE.
The altar was handsomely decorated |
With howe.5, aud toe ceremony was
perlornsd by Revs. ksigwin and
A!kmau beneath iloral mstringa bell |
OF red ard white roses. A ring was
used in tho ceremony.
A reception was givel al the resi- |
deuce of the BRIDES father, corner OF
Fifth sad Shipley streets, after the
wedding. Supper was served in the
dining room, al o table capable Of 5eat-
ing eighty persons. The parlor was
lrimm.led with snilaX. The presents
were uumofous and varied. OGe,
which was particularly appropriate,
was richly decorated fir9 screen paint
Cd by Misc G, Garrett and presented by
Hiss Rioa'5 friends OF tho Provtdent |
Society. Among the Other presents
we,e q Tish silver fruit bowl with
BpoonS aud ladls from Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Msndinhal!; carved spoons from
Miss Josie MendinhalI; On olive spoon
from Miss Nellie Mendinhall; a hand
some lauy from Mr.. Franc;a; case OF
coffee cup3 from Mr.. and Ms5. Edward
MendiuhaIl; spoons from Mrs. Warner,
sister of tho bride; richly ornamented
lamp from Mrs. Horace Cause, an oil
painting by Dr. dilkyson, oaudlobraks,
vases and like articles Of ornament
from varioas friendS and EelatiVes.
.,,I.I - y
hour and MIR Msndinhsll aud his bride
took the 9 IS p. III. train for Philaisl-
phia.
PHILADELPHIA wBODIAH.
Mi1O Ella Robiustte, daughter of the |
latU David R0Giueite,s well.ku0wn ma
tive Of Wilmington, Del, was married |
Wednesday evening ~ tho residence of |
hsr mother, 4S09 Woodland avenue,
West Philadelphia, to Mr, William
Cru6dy, OF the United States steamer |
Trenton. On account of the recent be-
re&Yeu ent Ia The family the ceremony
wst,, conducted in comparative privacy, |
only 100 invitatlon5 being Issued.
The brides costume, which was inpor.
ted from Paris, was Of white embroid-
cred silk, decorated with duchess lace
and orange blosseus. In accordance
with the mourning Gus tom the veil was
dispensed with. Tie bridesmaid, Miss
Minnie Thomas, wOrb 3 striking COS.
tums OF white brorsded silk and 81 in
combined. Mr.. W. Msggher, T. S NJ,
ofi0iated as best man. A number VI
Whining were pres ont at the
wedding.
FIRST PhRsBYFERIAE CnORcH wEDDlHG.
Mark Wilson, employed al ths Harlan
y Hnllipgsworth Co.'S Works, and
Aiss Delma ouinby, OF 2l2 West Sew
enth street, were married a! 7 pm.
yesterday in the First Presbyterian
Church, by the pastor, Rev. FrSnOis B.
DuVal.
MARRIED AT wssr CHESTER.
Iii Il. Chandler, of Topeka, Kansas,
and Miss Laura p. Minister were mar.
risd at four o'clock, yesterday after.
noon, at the residence Of the BRIDES
mother In West Chester. Mr.. Chandler,
formerly Of this city, was admitted to
the New Castle county bar at the
November Term, A. D., 1878, he hsv.
ing studied law with ths senior editor
OF the Morning News. Miss Minister ia
the only daughter OF the lata Chslklsy
Minister, who resided near West Chss.
ter, and Is young lady of swest man
ners and amiabie disposition.
About fAy friends from tAis city
we're taken up to West Chester al ~ Is
O'Clock, In special car. Among theml
ware Csp,. N. K Benson and family, h
C. F. Rodolph and wife, Mrs Il James I
Bit, Allen Spsakman and family, and
Lewis Thompson. Nearly three hun 4
d red psreons we're present at the mar +
risge osrslnony, which was acrorfiag q
to the Society of Frisuds, ths certificate /
being read by II. l.. Chanier, Of Rob )
inson, Chandler & Co, brother of tie j
rrnr,n nll the uylE atl rrIspnt eNDpIn-