Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-27
NEW CASTLE WEDDING BELLS.
The brilliant Marriage OF Miss Maggie
Wright and Frank Doris.

Wright and Frank Doris.
Special corr espondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Sept. 27-lhe wedding
OF Frank Doris and Miss Maggie Wright |
took place in ST. Peters Il. G. Church |
yesterday afternoon at A. 10 o'clock. The /
church was crowded with people and so /
was the pavement In front Of the church |
and in front of the home Of the bride. |
The brides home is opposite the church |
hence cab was not needed. While the |
bridal party passed up the centre aisle |
Miss Pauline Rogers who pre-
sided at the organ, played a
beautiful wedding march. The party |
marched to the front Of the church, |
where Rev. Father Brady performed the
marriage ceremony and pronounced them
husband and wife The bride was dressed
| in lavender cloth, trimmed with laven.
der ribbon. She wore handsome laven.
Der sash and pearl colored hat. The
| groom wore the usual dark clothes. John
Gallagher acted as best man and Miss Sadie
Wright as bridesmaid She was dressed
like the bride After the ceremony
was over the party retired TO the home
Here magnificent supper was served at
which fortyh five guests We're present.
The parlors were handsomely decorated
with flowers by Joseph Dougherty. In
two rooms up stairs were tables contain
ing the presents which were many and
handsome. In the evening about 8 o'clock
the reception was opened At 10 o'clock
refreshments were set before the guests.
At the table the bride and groom were
seated az the head and the groomsman
and bridesmaid next 60 them
Speeches were made by Robert
Wright, father Of the bride, and Joseph
H. Dougherty After refreshments the
orchestra In attendance rendered some OF
the latest selections Among those pres
ent were: Misses Mamie Gallagher
Josie FITZGERALD, Maggie Kelley, Ella Fitz
jerald, Sailie Duffy, Katie Duffy. Mary
Duffy Mary Aun Sheridan, Kate Early,
Mr.. George Duffy, Mrs. Charles Murray,
Misses Louise Hall. Anna, Sue and La
| yina Pustill May Bryson, Maggie Han
son, Louisa Brite, Carrie, Kate, annie
aud Mary Griffith, Cassie McCue, Annie
Stack, Maggie McCue, Maggie
Stack Mamie McCue, BERTHE Booth,
Mrs Frank Atkinson, Mrs. James Ne
Cue, Mrs Charles Wright Of Chester.
Pa. Mrs. Mills OF Philadelphia. Misses
Mamie McCalbn, Sallie Mills Of Philadel
phia Rachie Ross Of Chester, Mamie Nc.
drory, Mary o Neele, Mary Begley. Mrs
John Thompson, Mrs. Henry
Wilhelme, Mrs. James Ryan,
Mary s. Ryan, Misses Agnes and Rose
Collins, Mrs William Collina Messrs
William g. Grimes, John Gallagher,
James Marvel. Edward Kelly, Patrick
Kelly, Harry Ross Of Chester, George
aud Michael Griffith, Joseph Carlin,
James McCue, James Doris, Frank At
kinson. John Thompson. James Ryan,
Henry Wilhelme, John Sheridan, Harry
Neher, William EARLY, Charles Shearer,
John Duncan, William Martin of viii
! mington William Duncan, Alexander
! McCurghaa, James Wilmot, John Ham
: mond. Thomas Bullen. the family Of the
bride and several other friends whose
I names were not ascertained.
r Justice Of Peace Janvier and Constable
r Lancaster arrested tall. we'll dressed
9 stranger yesterday for disorderly con
duct When they got him to the Jail
e steps he slipped from them and ran.
i They were unable to catch him.
q A M. E. Church gave an entertain
Z ment in the Red Mems Hall last evening
9 which was well attended.
& The following officers OF Seminole
s Tribe, No. s, |. Q. R. NJ were installed
last night by officers Of the Greai
T Council. Prophet, Jacob Wright
d sechem George Pustill ;.senior sycamore
7 Henry MeNally junior sycamore, James
g Downham. After the installation a sup
per was served and concert given BY
9 the Seminole Cornet Band.
$ William Saunders and another young
K man went cunning below the Riverside
= Rolling Mill yesterday. Mr.. Saunders
n was pushing the boat along through the
reeds with a pushing pole when it stuck
g in the mud and-Mr. Saunders made 9
dive. The other young man became
frightened and jumped overheard gun IL
|. hand. The gun he lost More particu
i. lars OF this could be given, but they ar,
"a OF a painful nature and will be omitted
n Mrs. Captain T. I. Frazier and Mrs
d Henry Evans and daughters are in Phil
d adelphia on a ten days visit
,r G. V. Wise and wife visited in Phils
n delphia yesterday.
q Samuel Hammltt Of Pittsburg, Pa
J. who has been the guest Of Edward Her
II bert at his country seat for the pas
a month returned home yesterday.
le George Blackburn will move his famil,
to the house on Union street near the st
Peters r. G. Church, owned by William
/. Herbert.
j Miss Sallie Mills Of Philadelphia is tn
4 guest Of the Misses Wright on Unioi
Z street.
= Miss Mamie McGue has accepted posi-
- tion as compositor Ia the Farm and HON
Office at Wilmington.
!, Miss Mamie Gallagher has returne
" from visit In Philadelphia.