Evening journal., 1889-10-24

ing chrysanthemums was grouped in
the room. The upper story rooms had
large vases of rose buds. The refresh
ment table had for a centrepiece drug
gist's mortar and pestle Of yellow chry-
santhemums and La France and Papa
Gontier roses. II was also decorated
with cut flowers and high branching can
delabra. Robert Graves was the caterer
A porch in the rear Of the house was en-
closed and carpeted and hung with Jap
anese lanterns.
The many costly presents received by
the bride were arranged in room In the
second story by decorator from Baily,
Banks and Biddle's, Philadelphia, and al
most hlled II. The grooms present was
a necklace with a diamond pendant
There is much silverware, cut glass and
decorated china, and ceramics. Also pea
cock bias screen, lamps, clocks, books
some rare etchings and lingerie.
The bride has considerable fame as an
authoress. having written the novels
"Magorie Huntington" and "The Mirage
of Promise, which have found many Rd-
mirers. Lately she has devoted herself to
art The groom is member of the large
hardware firm Of A. f. Stevens & Co., OF
Portland. He is the son of the late
Augustus E. Stevens, at one time mayor
Of the city
At 10 80 last night the bride and groom
left for a ten days wedding trip On its
completion they will spend couple Of
days in Wilmington, enroute TO their
home at No. 492 Cumberland street,
Portland, where receptions will be given
in November
Among the guests at the reception
were Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Allen, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Bringhurst, Mrs.
Sarah Rriughurst Mr.. and Mrs. John
g. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Billany,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bailey Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Beadenkopf Mr. and Mrs Edward Belts,
DR.. and the Misses Burr, J. +. Biggs
Esq, w. I. Budd, Mrs. Beebe, Miss
| Behrens. the Misses Bringhurst
Mrs. Malvina Belt Mr.. and Miss
Biddle, Miss Belts, Mrs. M. H..
Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Clarkson.
Rev. w w. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs Clavey, Mr. and Mrs. William B.
Carswell William l.. Child, J. t.
Cameron. Miss Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew e. Grow, Mr. and Mrs j. W.
Diefeedorf, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs II B. Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. B Danforth. Miss Mary f. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Field, Edgar
B. Fell, the Misses Gilpin, Francis w.
Heisler, DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Washington Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellwood c. jackson, Miss Mabel IA.
jackson. Miss jackson, DR.. and Mrs. G.
r. Jefferis, Samuel NJ. Knox, the Misses
Kendall Mr. and Mrs Charles b. Lore,
Mr. aud Mrs W. w. Lobdell Mr. and
Mrs. G. w Mccullough, Col and Mrs S.
A. Macallister, j. j. Mahoney J. r. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas McClary Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Mcdaniel, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Mecannon. Mrs and Mrs. Eli Men
dinhall, Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Nields
Miss Melita Negendank, Mr. and Mrs
H. f. Pickels, Mr.. and Mrs W. w
Pusey, Mr. and Mrs William Poole, Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Pusey, Miss Paddock
: Miss Laura Quinby, Mr.. and Mrs
! Charles S. Robb, DIR. and Mrs
J. f. Speek, Mr.. and Mrs p T. E
: Smith, Dr. and Mrs. Willard Springer
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs
' G. B. Smythe. Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Sisler
! Mr. and Mrs. Allen Speakmsn, Rev an,
r Mrs. A. T. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs NJ w
1 Sewall, Frank Sellers, the Misses Simp
a son, Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Taylor Mr. an
s Mrs Howard Tinges Mrs Jacob Todd
!, Mrs. s. A. Thatcher Mr. and Mrs
!. 10. w. Weldin, DR.. and Mrs J
e P. Wales, Miss Weldin, Mrs. Howell
Mr and Mrs. Holstein Harvey, Miss Har
] per, Philadelphia. Enos jefferson, w. w
4 Knox, Miss Lizzie Knight Dr. G. II
' Lawton, the Misses Lindsay and Mrs
Lindsay, of Philadelphia MIRA. r. Il
q Lyons, Mrs. Emily S. Moore, W. B. Ne
Q gear, Smyrna Miss Lizzie Pancoast, Mr.
: and Mrs. w. G. Pennypacker, Dr
} and Mrs j. p Pyle, Mis-
/ Reid. Philadelphia; John Richardson
g Jr., son of Joseph A. Richardson, ESQ
/ Miss Mary Brown, George w. Chambers
Miss Bessie Dure, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II
g Easily. George A. Elliot, Esq, Mr. AM
Mrs. B. f. Furry, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B
] Furry, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Fritz, Mr.. an,
[ Mrs. A. H. G. Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs
= Garrett J. Hast, Mrs. John N. Harvey
I Mr.. and Mrs. Hixley Harvey, Mr. ant
g Mrs. j. H. HofTecker. Jr
I Rev. and Mrs. H. Ashton Henry
q A. f. Sanborn Esq. Frank Sellers, Rid
/ ley Park; Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Sharp, G
I Smith and Miss Smith, DR.. Amber Tees
o Jr , Philadelphia, c. NJ Townsend, Mr.
q C. NJ. Townsend, Mr.. and Mr.. z. T. Wal
] Luuf MISS LlHdlAoA " aAhonf AuAa. n r
c Williams, Miss Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
e Granville Worrell.
/. Some of the guests from distanc
- were: Charles p Clark, president Of tn
New York, New Haven and Hartfori
: railroad; Mrs. c P. Clark, Miss Caret
. Clark and Mrs s. A. Breslin. OF New
Haven, Conn the Hon. Isaac II. Bailey
. Miss N. @. Wickham and Miss Heatl
of New York city; Mr.. and Mrs
Ia. F. Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. N
0 H. BeckleY, Chester, Pa; the Misse
E Almena and Mary F. Stevens Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Revere Stevens, family o
! the groom Mrs Palocios, Camden, N. ].
} Mr.. and Mrs Robert Winsmore, Mr.. an,
I Mrs. M. d. Sewall. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
{ B. Fries, John Stackhouse, George ID
/: Wetherill, H. J. French John j. Horn o
> Philadelphia; Mrs. and Miss Riddle, s. L
J and L. W. Riddle, Glen Riddle, Pa, Mis-
Q Dora Davis, Oil City, Pa.
Z There were some beautiful gown
worn. Some of those worn by well known
B society ladies Of this city were as follows
4 Mrs. w. G. Pennypacker, Maroon velvet
entrain, trimmed with duchess
/ lace; Mrs. Edward Bringhurst
black velvet entrain trimme,
( with duchess lace; Miss Mabel Jackson
4 white silk. demi train; Miss May Belts
black tulle; Misses Meta and Anna Gilpin
. white silk; Mrs. q James Belt, blacl
e satin, duchess lace; Miss Bessie Dure
q black tulle, red trimmings; Mrs DR.
: Jones, black silk; Mrs. Thomas Davis