Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-11
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Quests ana Very Costly Hnts.
A large and fashionable audience was
Gathered In tho Presbyterian church In
East Orange street last evening, tho 0oca-
sion being tho nuptials of Miss Mary
Howell Mitchell, daughter of Rev. j. Y.
Mitchell, u. u and Howard Henry lIoyt,
Clq, prominent young attorney OF
Wnusau, Wisconsin. A collection OF rare
and beautiful forms adorned tho pulpit of
tho cLuo and oth)r decorations Of
n floral character were noticeable.
Promptly at 0 o'clock to tho strains
of tho Wedding march that tho organ
pcnlod forth, tho bridal procession entered
tho church in the following order. First,
the ushcrs, Mes3Tg. James Wiley, X. ID.
Stewart and John Ilager, of this city, W.
Fred Reynolds. Of Bclletontc, Pa, Rose
volt Michlcr, Of EastOu, Pa, and Red
mond COnynghlm, of Elizabeth, N. j.
Next camo tho bridei maids, Miss Helen
II, Stewart Of Wausau, Wis, and Miss
Edith COnyngham, of Station Island, N, y,
attended respectively by tho groomsmcn,
Mcssrs. Henry l.. Michlor, of EastOD, Pa,
aud DR.. James Mitchell, of tho Philadel-
phn hospital, brother of the bride. Then
followed tho maid Of honor Miss Martha
Graham Mitchell, sister of tho bride, Mrs
Mitchell and tho groom and tho brido
leaning on tho arm of her father bringing
up tho rear. Arrived ut the head of tho
aiso the party separated on either sido
forming an open column through which
those to tho rear passed forward. The
column then closed around the contracting
parties during tho performance of the
ceremony. Dr." Mitchell, tho brides
father, pronounced tho pair one according
to the solemn ritual of tho Presbyterian
church, after which tho party left the
church in reverse order from that In which
they had entered.
Tho bride was arraycd in tho white silk
dress, veil, orange blossoms and apparel
worn by her mother on her bridal day, of
which event last nights occasion was tho
twcnty-iitth anniversary. She carried in
her hand q large b -uluot Of white flowers.
Tho maid of honor and bridesmaids were
also rObed in white and carried baskets Of
flowers. Tho gentlemen were all in full
evening dress. Among those from abroad
who wGrc present on tho joyous occasion
were Grandma Mitchell, mother of tho
officiating clergyman Mrs. Martha Ora.
ham, of Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt,
parents of the groom, and Mr.. Frank Hoyt
and wife, of Madison, Wis; Mrs. Frank
Michlor and Miss Fanny Michler, of East.
on, Pa; Mrs. r. ID. Conyngham of Staten
Island y. y; Mr.. and Mrs. s. j.. Kirk
Mr.. and Mrs Ebert, Mrs. William NJ.
Cramp, Mrs. Erbcn, Mrs. Frank Knight
and Mrs. llarmer Knight, of Philadelphia.
The members Of the congregation were
also present by Invitation in largo mum.
boTs
After tho ceremony reception was
held at the residence of tho brides parents
vt which only tho Immediate relatives of
the contracting parties were present. A
liuC collation. was served by J. G. Spaeth
the well known caterer. During the even.
ing tho social club to which the bride
belonged called in body to offer their
congratulations TIE presents were
numerous aud costly and included every
thing in an useful and ornamental line
necessary in housekeeping outfit. They
came from tho friends and relatives of III
happy pair aud their extent aud magnih
Cenco illustrate the high esteem in which
tho newly married. couple are held.
Tho reception lasted until midnirh,
when Mr.. and Mrs. liOyt took the east
bound train for New York, visiting rela
tives thero and in New Jersey. Thence
they will go to Baltimore and Washing
ten, reaching their now home in Wausau
Wis, on Nov. /. 4 handsome residence
IN tho latter place newly purchased by the
groom awaits tho coming Of the happJ
Iair.
Eausman-SwRr
Tho marriage Of Rev. benjamin +
Bausmau, Of Shcpherdstown. w. Va tl
Mis' Mary Il. Swarr, daughter of II
Il. SwaTr, esq, took place at
tho residence Of the brides patents, No.
23l North Duke street, at II o'clock this
morning. The wedding was quiet one,
none but the immediate relatives and
few chosen friends OF tho contrac ting par
ties being preGcnt. The ceremony wa
performed by Rev. !. Y. Mitchell, ID. d.
The newly married pair were the rccipient
Of an assortment OF handsome and costly
presents. Tho groom was ordained at the
Franklin and Marshall seminary last May
aud is well and favorably known in socia
and ministerial circles, while the bride i
An cstimablo young lady who has hosts o
friends in this city. Tho bride and groom
departed on the noon train on an extoud
cd tour that will embrace New York m,
other points east. On their return the
will reside in Shepherdstown, w. Va.
morrelI cochran,
At st. Johns Lutheran church at |
o'clock noon, the wedding Of Charles Ros
Molrell, of Philadelphia, to Miss Alic
Cochran, Of this city, daughter of Cath
arinO b. Cochran, and sister of Thomas h
Cochran, esq, chief clerk Of the Senate
was sOlemui2ed in tho presence Of larg
and fashionable audience Rev. Sylvanu
Stall oticatod ~ the ceremony and Pro
+. W. Haas performed the wedding march
There wers tlrrco bridesmaids and groom.
men and tho usual number OF ushcrs
After the ceremony reception was hel
1T the residence OF thu brides mother, N,
IO3 North DukO atrcrt, which lasted irol
until I p. M. 4 number Of costly an
elegant presents wero given rs tCstmol
il'sof tho Cstcom and affection with whic
tho nealy welded pair aro regarded. The
viii leave On the 5;25 p. m. train for tn
Caat, whcro they will visit tho difierer
IUluts of interest in that section.
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