New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-28
MISS cBARLEswoRTTs WEDDING SHOW

From The London telegram, sept II.
Nearly thousand persons yesterday assembled III 'o
Congress Hail. Clapton. to witness the marriage Vi
"Colonel" Ballington Booth, second sop oil genera
Booth with Miss Elizabeth Charesworth the daughter
of the Rev Chaesworth. largo number oil reserved
seat the sa' e Gsns by his
wife. whom he publicly kissed saving =, he Is MAY
fom and soon aiiefwar Miss Charesworih came lean
Ing the o a a Of o. all fs e women present Wore
bonnet but there was nothing IN neG dT r on Of e SER
the only thing special her white sash caught up a.
S TcqEed in ri red SIX " rHcd o1 the War;" simple bunch
of white blossoms completed the costume Fonr other young
presumably the bridesmaids. They were Miss E h
in charge OF the Nursery Home at Clapon attendance
but took no active part bride placed on the LEFT Of
Mrs Booth bridegroom on the right OF the raj
t Ai General Sd r5aa the XXI and he men eXR2Re5
essential salvation Army wedding ne y9us s peo
nbr and nrter they would engage the interests OF
the Heavenly King heT OWL t ru ocE1g and
sormng in The past but he hoped that e m H 10 the
The seven articles marriage which require unceas sing
fofu ness to the army having been read, the Heueia
adresng the couple invited them to stand toWara my
groom stSppe to the font much battered eoors being
cIaIeG tat ihey knew Of no lawful impairment the Gen:
ea SaG 20 ~ ~ 11 ootei after Coils ordinance tho
holy estate Of matrimony VIII YOU love her comfort hei
her doing anything that g in her power 10 do
S,ivaf,on army aud win YOU promise to use your
Auonoe TO promote her constant and cnie self sarihce
fo the salvation Of the world and forsakng all Others Keep
you only unto her so long as You both shal
Darlington Booth Tepylng In clear voice. VIII N"uH
cheers.) The General IheY nave hetl y"u =
10 Ike ineirogatofy The General Joined the hands
rl f s9g a an" R S MaG6 be
lawful welded wife and continual conrade IN TINS war 70
and hold for better Tor worse Tor richer o
especially poorer (Renewed cheering lhere was uoiS
the bride made the declaration on e part
there was a burst OF mtrrimcnt when tho General eh
claimed Now for the ring Ih having Deen li99uOtu ~
te bridegroom he placed II on the ringer OF ms OilIt
n, continual sign that they married under the sol
omn pledges had given to live fol God and ngt III e
~ ~ The salvation Army The General again joined
the hands OF the two and declared them 10 De man anu
asking blessing upon them, whilst all the people shoulc
Nr Booth who was visiby affected briefly addressed the
gathering the ground that the marriage woui peI
he there collection the oneiioiy wa
taken letter Of congratuation was ieau from MIS-
Booth absent South 81 France The bride ana oilde
groom both prevailed upon t. speak anu lDe y
took occasion 10 sOlemnly assure het Va sue
| her marriage link 10 bind her 10 thS army
which size had Joined I've years ago ON prIhc p au a
she could not Keep OF IT, II not an act u impulse
but she felt In her innermost soul IL was .S sn
step She did not regret H. aItho1sh h1u an
her and Informed the meeting uat was W
brave womany and Chrstke stand taken by MISS 1haes
wnrfh the disturbances III sNJtIlauu WhCh VA
attracted his Admiration and which had led to thef engage
| ment had thought OF he unul tneh wien leu, 20
he found her, 10 say the least
| very remarkable Young
The proceedings closed with prayer ana SUBSEQUENT
about 200 people adjourned to smaller ha WILL nsa
At the close oil The FEAST Ay pres
80 that collection should he made In order to pro
vide Wedding git Mr. and Mrs Darlington Booth on
Of the proposal prov dc that tho gift handed TO t
army himself opposed 10 taxing cot.
occasion the 81 u mani ,o set oht on an Ameri
can tour and Mrs Bainston Booth ieit lonon ,c,
the accompaniment OF showers Oi rice anu on ~
are condemned by the army as acts oil iony OH N
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