Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-04
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wedding at St. John Street M. E. Church-A Brilliant A6air-Valuable Presents.

Wedding at St. John Street M. E.
 Church-A Brilliant Afair-va1uable
 Presents.
 A large party of friends and acquaint- antes gathered in the St. John street M. E. church last evening to witness the nuptials of Miss Li1lie Northrop, daughter of J. E. Northrop, and MT. Oscar D. Beach of Ply mouth, Conn. As the young couple passed up the aisle the bride looked charming in white albatross dress with lace trimmingsand a corsage bouquet of lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid was Miss Carrie Caldwell of
 Springfield, Mass, and MT. Fred Beach,
 brother of the groom, acted as best man.
 The ushers, W. L. Chamberlin, A. w. Jep-
 son, Burt Jeralds and Robert Hofer, stood
 up with the party. The ceremony was per
 formed by Rev. Harvey B. Burns, of New
 York city, assisted by Rev. MT. Campbell, of
 Jersey City. Both of the officiating clergy
 men are relatives of the bride. AS the we'd
 ding party entered the church Professor Jep-
 son played the bridal chorus from Lotheim
 and Mendelssohn's bridal march after the ceremony The floral decorations about the pulpit, arranged by Miss M. E. Mason and others. were quite attractive. At the head of eacn aisle was floral gate. On the pull pit front on green background were the in itials B. and N. in white. Above rested
 star, and below on table there was a bunch of cut flowers. On either side were a large pyramid and a horse shoe, and on small tables small baskets of flowers were taste fully arranged.
 After the ceremony had been performed at o1l ot tno
 dence of the brides parents, 105 William street. The house was more than filed and the happy couple received the congratula- tions of many friends. In one of the rooms there was an elegant display of presents. Among the dazzling array may be mentioned l 8 silver water set from MT. and Mrs. James Totham, silver butter dish from Mr. and Mrs. R. s. Hart, amber line water set from the ushers, solid gold lined silver berry spoon from Mrs. E. H. Hart, ebony stand from Professor Jepson, handsome cherry table from MT. and Mrs A. Moore, silver berry dish from MT: Theo odore F. Platt, silver cake basket and silver l pickle dish from MT. and Mrs
 knife from Miss Mary E. Mason an elegant album from Mir. and Mrs. Moore | handsome picture from Mrs. Charles H | Sanford, silver card receiver from MT. ano
 Mrs G. E. Nett1eton, hammered copper | crumb pan and brush made and presented | by Miss Ella Anthony, brass plaque hand | painted sketch of the "Old Light" from | Miss Cora Damn. The newly married couple left last night | for Boston and the East. They will make their future home in Plymouth, where Mr. Beach is in the grocery business.
 Among the guests were: MT. and Mrs. lief.
 freya of Jersey City, William Northrop ane
 family of Southport, Mir and Mrs W. Hal l and Mrs Beach of Milton. Conn, Police
 Commissioner Hart and wife, Captain Tread
 we'll Smith and wife, MT. Charles | Caldwell, MT. and Mrs. George E. Nettleton, Mrs. H. Will
 Hams, Miss Lulu Williams, MT. and l Mrs. William Hofer, Professor Jepson ano
 family, Miss Lizzie Mason, Mrs. Kinney, R F. Burchell, wife and daughter, William 1 Damn and wife, Miss Cora Damn, MT. and
 Mrs. George Bostwick, and seven clerks ano ex-clerks in MT. Northrop's employ. Re treatments were served under the direction of Deibel. There were some attractive flora | decorations about the parlors arranged by | Mrs. Theodore Platt.