Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-01-04
MARRIAGE BELLS.

Nearly three hundred guests assembled
81 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Csulev, on Third street, last Wednesday
evening, to witness the marriage of Mr..
Prank u. n. Penneil, . prominent young
attorney of this place and District Attor-
ney Of Jrniats Co, and Miss. Ida Irene Nc
Csuley, eldest daughter of James McCauley,
Esq.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. L.
7. Hays, pastor of the Westminster Pres
byterian church.
The bride aud groom were attended by
bridesmaids, Miss Anns Parker of WASH
ingfon d. G., and Miss Gertie Cayeny, Of
hcAhsterviIle and Will II. Banks and
Wilberforce Schweyer as best men, with
Miss Bessie PennelI and Miss Grace Loud on
as maids of honor.
At seven O'Clock Miss Ella Banks COM
menced play ing = wedding march and the
bridal party passed into the parIor iron ting
on Third street. where the Ceremony was
quickly performed and the young couple
received the congrztula:ion Of many friends
assembled. The room. were so crowded
that il WAS quite awhile before all present
had congratulated the happy pair, and wish
ed them all the happiness and good luck
that will be needed for their prosperity.
The bride was dressed in cream coIored
surah trimmed in satin ribb 1ns of the same
color without train. The bIidesmai1s
were dressed IN cream cashmere ard tulle-
The maids of honor wore csshneres OF the
same color, trimmed with ribbuns. That
the young ladies OF the party made . very
fine appearance during the ceremony Was
the ark of all.
Supper was served about eight O'Clock
and many OF the young ladies present AK
ed that pieces OF the BRIDES cake be saved
for them, ths, they might place il under
their pillows at night, with the hope that
the dreams produced by the presence Of
the cake would show TO then, the image of
their future husbands.
The guests were from all parts Of the
country and were from families of the
friends OF both bride and groom.
The young. couple accompanied by . par
ty of friends Ieftj tor the station at IL
O'Clock intending. to take the midnight
train for Philadelphia and New York City.
The train did not arrive until 2 8. m, but
the party was in high spirits and entertain
ed themselves until the train bore off tho
newly married pair, who are to be absent
until Thursday evening, when reception
will be given for them, By the groom's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Penneil at their
home in Patterson.
The following Is list of the presents re-
ceived Frank n. N. Pennell presented the
| bride with a ine gold watch Mrs. 4. s.
| Parker, of Washington, D. C., presented
| the flowers that were worn by the party
during the ceremony Anna Z. Parker,
| fruit spoon Gertrude Caveny, side DO ard
cover, glove buttoner; W. Il. Banks, cham
Der set; Bessie Penneii, card receiver; Grace
! Loud on, pepper and salt boxes; Joseph
PenneIl, $50 90; Mrs. Joseph Pennell, Chi
na tea set; Will Psnncil, cake basket /;
Clarence Penpell, vase Lizzie Mcknight,
soup ladle; Mr.. and Mrs McCauley, cook
! stove, S5 10 Elmer McCauley, S.. 90; Jo-
! seph McCauley, silk umbrella Lizzie Nc
/ Cauley, PAIR of vases; Jeunle NcCauley,
I toilet set; Mr. and Mrs. L. &. Atkinson.
dozen silver knives and forks; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jacobs, sugar bowl; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert McNeeD, hanging lamp; Jen-
! nIe Moor, book, ..Sketch Book; Clarence
| Egan, book, 1.-The PIloI''; Ellie V. Stone,
I SAT- and pepper castor Mr.. ald Mrs. F-E.
Meloy, castor; NJ. l.. Allison, salt and pep
per box; c. 5 Kepuer bisque figures; Mrs
Rhettie Kepuer, banner; Munie Howe,
wisp holder; Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Crawford
mirror; Mr. Meminger, pair of vases Mrs.
W. ID. Cramer and daughter, iruit dish
wiIberlorce Schwcyer and sister, water set ;
Mrs. Jennie BIuks, saIIn fan; Mrs James
North, fruit dIsh; Mr.. aud Mrs. J. K. Rob-
ison, butter knives Mr.. and Mrs J. s.
HoliObsugh, butter knife; Jennie Wilson,
mustard spoons; harriet Parker, dozen
spoons; Mr.. and ars. DIR. Smilh, I doaen
spoons par OF towels; Mrs. Fannie n.
Garman, ! dozen spoons Sallie ". Par
ker, / q zen fruit plates; Myra C. Leon
ara, IIuiI basket; Mr.. aId Mrs s. s irayer
Iruit stand J. S. McCuiloch and sisters,
card receiver; Mr.. and Mrs ". Roilman,
cake basket; C- r Espeuschade and sister
dozen gubets; David b. Doty, family bI-
be; Nj. and Mrs. Is. r. Schweier knives
! and forks Mr.. and Mrs. w. Allison. pitcher;
W J. Jsckuan, set Oi dat irons; Z. T.. Berry
and vile, pair OF vases; Emil Schott and
wife. che nile table scarf Mr.. and Mr..
Jerome ceIDer, rug; Mr. and Mrs Dunn
bed spread Mr. and Ars- Grouinger, bed
/ spread Ella X. Banks, sa:het bag; BeCkis
, North, brass kettle; MIR. aud Mrs. weid
msn, spice box Mr. and Mrs. /. I Meal
lister. pictures anu easel; John GraybiI
> and family, table; Mr. and Mrs. Showers
card sta:id J. w. Hug brs. carving knn,
h sLd fork } Z. Stevens, Carving knife anC
. toTk, towels Mr.. and MIS- Fred Myers
carving knife and fork; Mr. sud Mrs S l.
i Todd. foot stool; Mr. and Mr,. G.. "
z Wilson, umbrella holder; Mr.. and Mrs. ii
e ScnoII. umbrella holder; l.. Banks, dress
:, ing case; Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Kirk patrick
sugar spoon; Jerome Thompson, dUIe
:, knives Mr.. and Mrs. Cbss- Barnett, che
h D,lle table cover; b r bCrchh-id sud If
niirrUr J How AID n Neeiy, glass set A. J
, Patterson anf wife, dozen glasses; J. Ly
ons and vile, pair al towels j n. krll-
l. aud vile, | dozen spoons Frank Stones
J. case OF scIssors; K E Parker pair ,
=, sherts; J. X. Robson and wife, tabI
cloths; W. w Sharon, table cloth; JacO
~ Wills and wife, table cloth; A. K MeIo
u table cloth; +. +. kohm, Table cloth; Wi
d, ham Adams, 81 20; u. ". McAiister, pa
towels Mary Cofiman, PAR of towels Nj
, M,mIug-r, pair vi towels; A b. Evans, q
Bile scari aud par OF towels; Henry Wai
RI ner, table scsrI and pair OF towels; Mrs.
L d. Parker, pair OF towels; j. L Thompso
n aud wife, pair of towels jennie Margari
par CT towels; Ellie and LIzzIe Pauhat.
ker, pair of towels Joseph Hess and viii,
as pair Of towels Mrs. Murray, pair OF TOW ell
I'd Katie Books, pair OF towels Belle Roti
rock, PAIR of towels; Howard Kirk, pair
towels n. l.. Rodgers and wife, pair {
towels c. W. Mayer and wife, vinegi
bottle; James SImoDs and family, pair
or blankets; Edgar Strayer and sisters, han
re pain ted plAcques; BenjimIn Wagner, pa
n hand painted placques; James s. Law, ca
tor; Isaac Seasor, photograph slbumi Al
DO nie CofIman, PAR Of celery stands Mr.
e. James McMeen, celery stano Samuel Mel
8 ers, $500; vase, two pair OF towels, two
=. dozen sets of spoons with no names Ann
> Snyder, picture and easel; e. &cCieis
s' and wife, dozen napkins W. /. Hibb
$, dozen napkins; s. b. Loudon and famil,