Evening journal., 1890-05-24
BRILLIANT ANNIVERSARY
REV. AND Mas. E. L. HUBBARD
Welded TEN YEARS.

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Special Corrssnsnasnce EVENING JorrrAL.
NEW OAsrLA, May e4-The Sunday
school room and parsonage were the
scenes of great brilliancy last evening".
The occasion was the celebration OF ths
tenth anniversary ofsthe wedding OF Rev.
and Mrs. Edward l. Hubbard, and over
800 friends Of the happy couSls assem-
bled at the parsonage to help make the
occasion one long to be remembered. The
guests, who were from this city and all
@@hr the Peninsula, wers received by the
@ide and greom In the parlor of the par
sonage. Miss Baldwin, of Baldwin, Md,
who was bridesmaid at the original
wedding, stosd beside Mrs. Hubbard
Their costumes as well as the other
ladies in the reception room, were plain,
but exceedingly handsome. Shortly after
. o'clock, ths whole company had begun
to assemble In the Sunday school ruomi
and when all were in the building, II
was allied to Its utmost capacity. On
entering the door Of this roem, large
arch Of evergreen bearing the inscriP-
tlon ssTenth Anniversary In gilt letters,
fis#A fell upon the gaze of the visitor.
handsome dresses, all helped to make the
scene one Of extraordinary brilliAncy.
at 8. 80 o'clock refreshments were
served in abundance, in this room. The
ladies of the Mite Society Of the church
passed around the viands to which full
Justice was done by the multitude Of
guests present. The refreshments con-
sisted OF ice cream, three fiavors; cake,
every variety; Strawberries, bananas aud
other fruit.
In the second story of the parsonage,
one room was literally filled with dazziing
valuable and substantial presents. II
would be almost impossible to enumorate,
all the gifts In this room, but the follow
ing Is some of them: Engraved silver
tea service, fron the official board of ths
NJ 4. Church; French china dishes
hand painted, by O. Il. Ecklss lace win
dow curtains, knit by Mrs. Jehn NJ
Burke; oil painting, J. G. Evans, Philh-
delphia; oil painting, Mr. and Mrs. ]. T.
Craig, Philadelphia; glass set, Miss Ains
D0bb and MistreRses Dora Jemison
Annie King, Sue Simpson, Virgins
David and Mary A. Adams; egg boilina
machine, Edwin NJ. Herbert; silver sugar
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frank Denny
silver knives and forks, William II.
Saundere panel picture, franklin II
Gulick; large rocking chair, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Moor; lambrequins, Mr.. and Mrs
Mark H. Davis, BrAndywine; towelinf
and shirts, Mr.and Mrs Henry Hamilton
table cloth, MissAnna Sherwood and sister
silk UMBRELLA, Mr. and Mrs dibney ans
sister: bureau cover, figured, Miss Nj
B. Hunter painted pals. Mr.. and Mrs
William Whiteleck; china set Mr. anC
Mrs. William Keatly, table cloth, Mrs
Mary A. Adams whisk, with csllulois
holder, Miss Lizzie Boyd; fancy colores
glassware, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Naylor bureau
cover Mrs. A. G. Eagle; colored watei
pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. j H. Hickman
vegetable turene, Mr.. and Mrs John
Keatly ;toweling, Mr. and Mrs. @. " Wise
bureau mats, Lucie Vanarsdalen; silver
sugar spoons, Mrs. Zipporah Ferguson
Japenese fan. Mr.. and Mrs. W. f
Groves Wilmington Turkish and liner
towels, Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Chase an,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Smith; colored sal
dishes Miss Agnes Hubbard colored Gu
glasses, Miss Bella Herbig, Philadelphia
fancy sugar bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. u. II
Beecher; silver butter dish and pickll
jar, Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Truitt; varie.
gated table covers, j. It. Eiiason
china saucers, DR.. and Mrs T
v. Cahall; glass dishes, Misses Truss
kitchen utensils, Mr.. and Mrs. O. j
Sweatman; water pitcher, Mr. and Mrs
L. G. Eckles;. wine colored glassware
Elsie Lancaster; wine colored glass ware
Mrs. Dennis and daughter; glass dishes
Mr.. and Mrs Stafford china plates
Lucy B. Taliaferro; thermometer, Mr.
and Mrs. John Pedrick; wine colorel
glass set, Mr.. and Mrs John A
Schuchardt; kitchen utensils, Miss Ma,
b. Cooley; glass berry-dish, f. H. Nay
lor and lady; Mrs. Annie Lowell, towels
figured glass tea,set, Mrs. Tobin; glas
stand, Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Hastings.
Memorial Day.
Chief Marshal Robert s. Martin an
nounces the following order of marching
Of the parade in the morning: Line viii
form on Delaware street, right resting OF
Orange and Market, at o'clock as fol
lows Seminole Band, 1S men; COMPANY
H, First Regiment, N. g. d., 45 men
Harmony Castle, No. 8, X. g. T.. 40 men
other uniformed societies. 100 men; Cap
tain E. s. Watson Post, No. 8, G
A. r., 60 men; hoarses containing flow
ers, and carriages containing the mayol
sion viii then move as follows: counter.
march to Front street, TO Harmony, t,
Emmanuel P. e. Church cemetery. Re
form on Market and march to Chestnut
70 Vine, to Harmony, to st. Peters r. @
Church cemetery. Reform on Union an,
proceed to Delaware, to M &. Churcl
cemetery Re-ferln on Delaware, marcI
70 Union, to South, to Seventh, to Pres
byterian Church Cemetery. Reform OF
Seventh, march to South, to Pearl. t,
Delaware, to Court House and dismiss
Comrade Joseph II. Vantine and Captain
A. NJ. Hizar are appointed aids.
In the afternoon at o'cleck. a preai
game Of base ball win be played between
the New Castle and Delaware Colleg,
clubs. Accommodations for / 1000 peopl,
will be made ON the grounds. In tht
evening reception will be rendered boil
teams in the old Court House, and ,
grand time is expected. The pos
Office will be closed on that day frem 1.
o'clock 8. m TO o'clock D. NJ.
A crowd numbering 300 peopl
assembled in front Of the CITY Han 4
welcome home the Now Castle Base Bal
Club last evening. The hacks, when thu,
arrived, were decorated with flags. an,
although the men broke the sad news o
their defeat, they said that they wer
perfectly satisfied with the game the
put up, and as it was their first attempt
they are not at all discouraged. Ne,
Castle has base ball club Of which sh
is proud
A service of song will be held in til
new. State Road Sunday school buildin