Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
HEARTS AND HANDS.


fonr Weddings in This City To-day.
Ltncaster's social circles have bee
stirred lately by the occurrence of an mr.
usual number of weddings in which, som
OF their best known and highly esteeme,
members have'beeE concerned. That th
light Of Hymen's torch is not goino To h
allowed to flicker in the commnn;tv !;
clearly evinced by the fact that the mat
rimonial ranks are still further amo
mentcd to-day by three more wedd;nG,
and the list isn't exhausted vet. either
me event attracting the greatest degre,
OF general interest, from the fact that j
took place in church and that both nr;n
cipals are esteemed members Of on,
younger society was
Tho AItick-Harberger Nuptiai..
which were celebrated in st. Narv's Gath
olic church at o'clock this morninc Al
though the invitation list was limited he
ing confined to the two families. with ,
very few of tho intimate friends Of each
the event has for several weeks becn ex
pectantly awaited. The groom. Mr.. VIM
B. Altick, is son OF our esteemed towns
man D. A. Altick, and himself q membe,
OF the firm Of D. A. Altick & Sons fo,
several years he has very successfnIlv led
the choir of st. Mary's church. Tho hr;Je
Miss Adele e. Harbercer. is the vounaest
daughter of II. w. Harberger. of the veil.
known Harberger iron works. vonno
lady of fine accomplishments and ono af
tho soprano sOlOists in St. Marv's Rv
. clock in the morning, the hour an
nouhcea ior the ceremony, there was quite
large attendance at the church Tho
organlst OF the choir, Miss Lizzie Strobel
nad prepared pleasant little surprise for
the bride and groom, who have been such
ialtn'ui members of the organization, and,
unknown to their leader and sonrano tbay
for some time have been PRACTISING to g;ve
them a musical wedding. When the bridal
party entered the outer yestibuIc If tho
church, they were surprised to hear the
rich strains of Mozart's "Gloria'' neal
forth Joyousl y, admirably rendered by the
cho!r under Hiss StrobePs leadership. The
party proceeded up the main aisle in the
i"'i0wlng order: The ushers, John A.
Scyle and Richard NJ. Reilly, esqs. the
Driaesmalds and groomsmen, Miss
Chas. E. Stewart, Miss Katie CovIe anj
M Mr. Emanuel Miller; the bride and groom.
Inc LADIES' of the party looked very pretty,
me bride being attired in old gold and
bronze satiu-de Lyon Miss Altict wnrs
PIum-colored l2, silk and Miss Coyle green silk.
Inc groom and other gentlemen were in
morning dress. The ceromonv was nrn.
bounced ey Rsy. Father Hickey, pastor of
o'. MARY $, ana at ITS conclusion nuptial
mass was celebrated by Father Hickey,
assisted by Fathers McIlwaine and Kaui'
tiie CHOIR singing portions Of Millard's and
nr;sst ,;p compositions The officiating
priest delivered some good advice
TO the happy couple, and at tho coz
clusion cl the ceremony, which Oc-
c"pisd ABOUT an hour, the bridal party re-
urea amld the strains Of the march from
=, LohenSr'n,' brilliantly executed by Miss
osrooe', and were driven to the residence
d the BRIDES parents, on South Queen
street, whcre handsome wedding break
last was served. Many costly and elegant
shts were presented in testimony of the af,
ectienatc regard in which the bride and
:room are held by their large circle of
rlends. This afternoon at 2:3O Mr.. and
'irs. Aitick lett on their wedding tour.
which will include Watkins Glen, Niagara.
buffalo, Albany and New York.
Another.
At O'Clock p. IN. to. day, at the BRIDES
esidence on East Orange street, above
lime, by Rev. c. F. Knight d. D.. our
yell known townsman r. E. Fahnestock
nc dry goods merchant was married to |
Mrs. Elizabeth Shenk Dickey.
On the Tapis.
The following clipped from the St, Louis
,pectdtor will have an interest for Lancas.
er readers. The parties concerned arc
esidents of this city, members of ST.
lary's church, and highly popular in social
ircles
Miss Marie Bryant, daughter of the
tie Dan Bryant, and granddaughter Of
the well-knOwn photographer
this city, will be married to Mr.. James
. Reilly. of Lancaster, Pa, on the 10Th
October, at St. Johns church. by the
t. Rev. Bishop Ryan,
Cards have been out for some time for
10 wedding of Mr.. Philip C. Snyder. Of
le trimming and millinery store. West
ing street, and Miss Ida Snyder. which
'cnt will take place at the residence of
70 brides mother, 22S West King street. :
o'clock this evening. I
MIR. Edward r. FaIck, son of John
alex, merchant tailor, Of this city. will s
married this evening at the parsonage ,
st. Anthony's church, to Miss Mary
nIpe, at o'clock, both Of this city.
Tobacco Sales. r
John Stokes, Upper Leacocl, to George
Ownstein, 3 acres at 23 round.
Henry Eaby, Upper Lcacock, to same,
acres at 90 round.
&c. Rutt & Co., Landisville, to Altscbul. :,
Y, 800 cases at 12@13 through. :
John Shields, of Marietta, has sold his U
)acco crop of acres to E. Hoffman & s.
rs at % cents all around. Il
Little Locals.
There was frost last night. Vi
Why did he spout his Benz" 81
The divers who raised eighteen cans of p
ro glycerine from under forty five feet h
water and six OF mud at Winnepeg, seri. in
sly said good by to their families eyery "
le they went down.