Evening journal., 1889-11-01
HALLow e'eN ~ New CASTLE.
Marriage Of r1-s kAt erine FagIn and
MIR. Ge rue Grlnith.

ftr7AGON Z EfN ~ NEW AAO L
Marriage Of rii-s kAti- crime Fagin and
MIR. Ge ,rce Grlfiith.
Special correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Nov Last
night was better, and more generally cele-
brAted as Hallow Zen than has hereto
fore been the custom. With the excep.
tion Of one OF two brawls of minor i'm
portance, there was very good order in
deed considering the liberty which is
allowed on that evening. Costumes Of
grotesque design we're abundant. Among
them were those of Army, Navy,
g. A. r. and negro costumes. LIE Bal
Masque," was the principal event OF the
evening. The costuming on most OF the
individuals was excellent. Those Of
historic cbivalric and fashion being
the most prominent. Among these were :
"The Indian, "LDiable." "KniQht of
Seventeeth Century" Court Dress Of
Sixteenth Century" puck "Belles of
France" "Beaux Of Paris" "Societys
Queen" REX Albertus." etc. These
were very handsome and the wearers,
whoever they were, deserve great credit
for the taste in which they were arrayed.
The colored contingency gave party of
some sort in the auditorium of the Red
Mems hall
Yesterday at five m. occurred the
marriage Of Mr.. John McQuade of VIII
mington to Miss Katherine Fagin of this
city The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Brady at st Peters r.
G. church The bridesmaid was Miss
Nary Fagin, the brides sister and the
groomsman was Mr.. George Griffith.
Both the bride and the bridesmaid were
dressed in pale blue satin. The church
was but moderately filed from the reason
that very few were aware the ceremony
was going to take place
''The New Castle Weekly Times. the
paper which was spoken Of in few is
sues back OF the EVENING JOURNAL. is
not a myth, as was first supposed, but
is in reality to make its first appearance
during the latter part Of this month.
The Times Publishing Company, have
secured their 'sanetum" and very soon
the burdensome editorial and local column
will be the next thing in order for the
I'D" to puzzle his brains over.
The Davidson Brothers, after leaving
here three or four weeks ago with lot
of Indian pon.es to be disposed of down
the state. have returned without the
ponies, they having sold them in Sussex
county. They will shortly return to
their home at Minneapolis, Kansas.
Mr.. Joseph Blackburn, wife and daugh-
ter and Miss Julia Tindle are visiting
friends IN the lower part Of Delaware
and Maryland.
Miss Laura Comber Of Camden, n j.,
Is visiting the family Of State Treasurer
Herbert.
Dr. J Inn ]. Black Is having repairs
mf.de TO his residence on Water street.
Addioks yacht, "Now Then brought
party here from Claymont yesterday.
Three lots on the north side Of Della.
ware street, opposite the late residence OF
Jonathan George, belonging to the estate
of A. V. Leslie are for sale. Apply for
particulars to Joseph Dougherty
Miss Mary G. Smith of Elkton, Nd, is
visiting New Castle friends.
Target practice to. morrow at 200 yards
will be held by Company H on the bat
terry at 2 o'clock. Also on Monday at
same range.
The All Saints Day service at Im-
manuel Church this morning has been Of
rare interest the altar being profusely
dressed with flowers and the white hang
ings and music unusually fine. Three
bishops Morris Talbot and Coleman,
besides the rector and number of visit
ing clergy took part in the service. The
evening service at q 45 p. m. is to be
given missionary character, when the
bishops will make addresses.