Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-11-28
MERRY WEDDING BELLS.
Few Applications for Night school.
Petheram-Truns

Few Applications for Night school.
Petheram-Truss.
By-Letter to EVENING JOURNAL
New Castle, Del Nov. a9-The Board
of Education held their regular monthly
meeting last night The following mem
bers were present William Herbert
George Riley. l.. e. Eliason, Atwood
Stewart William j. Ferris and Julian d.
Janvier President Herbert presided
Owing to the absence of Elwood l.. Will
son. L. K. Eliason was elected secretary
pro tenn. After the reading of the min
utes Of last meeting the following bust
ness was transacted: A request for new
stove for Miss Flora Lunts school room
was brought before the Board but was
referred to the committee on property,
giving them power to act. The salaries Of
the teachers and janitors were ordered
paid. Committee on night schools re-
ported that so far they had received only
two applicants for admission to a night
school. They asked to be continued which
was granted. On motion of Mr.. Ferris it
was decided to close the schools on the
Friday preceding Christmas and to reopen
on the day following New Years On
motion of Mr. Riley it was decided to
close the schools tonight and reopen next
Monday. On motion the meeting then ad
journed
The most brilliant social event OF the
season took place at 8. 30 last evening in
the Presbyterian Church. Benjamin +.
Petheram of Skaneateles, N. Y. was
married to Miss Maggie Truss Of this
city. As the bridal party entered the
church wedding march was played
by +. s. Duncan. The procession 10 the
altar was headed by the following ushers
Edward Jewett Of New York; William |
II. Rothwell, James J. Challenger and w. |
Marvin Truss of this city. Following |
the ushers was the bride.elect on the |
arm of DR.. John J. Black Tho marriage |
ceremony was performed by the Rev. w.
w. Patterson, pastor Of the church
Among those present were: Judge and /
Mrs. William Marvin, Miss Webb. Miss
Petneram of Skaneateles, Edward Jewett,
Gary Jewett and Miss Florence Hubbard
of New York city; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Rolcomb, ESQ. Captain and Mrs. Win
field Truss, Dr. and Mrs. j J. Black. Mr..
and Mrs. L. f. Eliason District Attorney
A. B. Cooper, r. g. Cooper, Edward Chai-
lenger, Mrs j. H. Rogers, the Misses
Carrie and Lena Rogers, j. Harry George.
the Mrs. Mary and Rena Hooolmb. the
Misses Alice and Mariah Rogers. John
Lambson, Miss Sallie Hubbard, Miss
Cooper, Miss Annie Challenger, Miss
Lizzie Boyd, DR. Raymond Tybont. Cap
tain George W. Eclgels, Daniel Truss.
Edward Holcomb. William j. Ferris
Chauncey Holcomb and Rogers Holcolmb.
After the wedding the evening train was
taken for an extended tour to the North
and West. The bride is we'll known in
y, wilmington, having graduated from
wesleyan College some years ago.
The Methodist. Presbyterian and Bap-
tlst Churches will unite In holding
Thanksgiving services tomorrow in the
presbyterian Church. Rev. Il. L. Hub
bard win preach
Miss Lilly Worthington, who has been
spending few DAYS in Philadelphia re-.
turned home last night.
The James Knowles Wooden Mills have
been shut down this week.
Mrs William Worthington Is attend.
ing the sick bed of ,her mother az North
Wales, Pa.
Some OF tn m y chants are beginning
TO prepare for their holiday stock Of
goods
Rev. E I. Hubbard spent last evening
It Brandywine J
The post Office will be opened to-mor
-ow from 7.30 to 10 30 m, and from
to 7.45 p m. Mail will be distributed
IS usual.
An oyster supper win be held to-mor-
'ow evening in the room formerly occu-
lied BY the Young Mems Republican
]lub by Mrs. Rev X. H. Hubbard's Sun
lay school
The Young Mems Republican Club held
heir last meeting last night. l
Daniel Burchell who has been residing '
a this CITY for some time moved to Phil
delphia to-day.
Theodore Hanf has put new counter
. his jewelry store on Delaware street b
ie received a fine lot of diamonds to- =
ay
Hiett Graham has had closed for q few
avs the Atlantic House on account Of
ne death of his brother in Wilmington.
Theodore Hanf spent yesterday a New
FORK. He arrived home last night.