Evening journal., 1888-08-22
WHITMAN.
An Imposing Wedding Ceremony-A
VeritabIe Constantinoplc for Dogs.
BY letter TO Evening JoERNAI.

An imposing NeudlnE teremony-~A
veritabIe Constantinoplc for Dogs.
BY letter TO Evening JovRNAL.
New CASTLE, Del, August ga
large number of friends and relatives
gathered at the residence of Charles
Whiteman on Cherry street yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock to witness the mar
riage of his daughter, Miss Ida White
man, to Charles Wolfkill of Camden.
N. j. The ceremonies were performed
by Rev. T.. J.. Hubbard, PHI d. As both
parlor and dining room were filled with
people, the marriage took place in the
hallway. Refreshments were partaken
Of after the ceremonies were over. At a
few minutes before noon the happy
couple left for Philadelphia, and from
there they will 80 to Ocean Grove, where
they will remain a short while, and then
90 to Camden, their future home
The bride received many hand
some and valuable presents. Among the
guests we're Edward Challenger and
wife, John B. Manlove aud wife, A. e.
Davidson aud wife, Mr. Rosine and wife,
Misses Annie. Maggie and Susie Sher-
wood, Mrs. Sherwood Mrs. James Can
non Mrs George Dickinson, Mrs. John
S. King, Miss Mary King, James Wise
end wife, Charles Whiteman. The
names Of the others could not be OBJ
tanned
George Rodney Boothe. son of
Thomas r. Boothe formerly Of this city.
but now Of Bethlehem Pa, is visiting
relatives in this city
Cadet Herbert L. Deakyne. Of this city,
will return to West Point next Mon
day
Rev William p Pattison Of this city
is spending one months vacation
out of this city.
Willie Taylor, who had his head hurt
badly n few days ago by falling from o
tree is improving.
Matthew Sullivan Of Cherry street has
the largest potatoes in New Castle He
says that because they're Irish they can't
be beat.
Miss Gertie Kuntz of Pearl street will
return home on Friday from long visit
at Slatington, Pa.
Miss Louise Miller formerly of this
city, but now of Philadelphia is visiting
friends in this city.
Hyatt's Military Band Of Wilmington
and the Hushebeck Orchestra of this
city, both of which are hard to beat will
accompany the moonlight excursion on
Friday evening to Augustine Pier.
Rev. r. f. Terry, formerly pastor at
the NJ. f. church, now Of Dover. spent
last night in this city. He left this
morning.
A number of persons living near the
NJ Il. Church on Delaware street and on
Cherry steeet have been very much an
noyed here lately by dogs Several per
sons have been attacked by them. On
Monday night about twenty dogs at
tackled a colored man a little below the
church, and were it not for a gentleman
from one Of the residences near that
place shooting at them, the colored man
might have been seriously injured. 1t is
entirely unsafe to walk from Delaware
to Cherry streets at night without being
armed
Cadet Herbert D. Deakyne and his
brother, William Deakyne spent to-day
at Cape May
George w. Dickerson, who FOR several
years has had tobacco store and carpet
factory in a room in the X Of p. hall.
will at auction sell 'out his entire stock
and close the store.
What two young gentlemen with their
ladies' got lost coming from camp the
other day2 Does Charlie or Willie know?