Evening journal., 1890-11-21
LAST EDITION
THEIR SILVER WEDDING.
Mr.. AND MRS. G. w. MCCULLOUGH
CELEBRATE.

Their Home ON Jefferson Street Crowded
Wi n Guests From Several States
Beautiful Decorations L Entrancing
Music Handsome Presents.
Mr. and Mrs George w Mccullough
last evening celebrated the twenty-ffth
anniversary Of their wedding, at their
home 110O Jefferson street. The celeora-
tion was the most brilliant society event
of the season. The house was thronged
with their friends
The silver wedding was celebrated in
aTeh manner The house was beauti-
fully decorated The hall was lined on
both sides bg tall George w. Child
ehrYsanthemums to the doors of the par
lors. In the right parlor the walls were
banked with flowers and other decocation.
Tha left parlor was decorated with
moonlight and other beautiful varieties
of chrysanthemums The portico on the
right OF the house and adjoining the
dining room, had been temporarily closed
and the interior was covered with pretty
shade of bunting and banked with flow
ers. These throughout the horse, com
bined with the exquisite beauty of the
women's dresses and the brilliant lights
as they flashed through rain. colored
shades, made scene like glimpse Of
fairy-land
Mrs. Lynn Boyd of Baltimore and Mrs
Jacob Todd assisted Mrs Mccullough in
receiving the guests Mrs. Mccullough
wore 8 gown of silver fraille of beautiful
appearance. The front was drsped
with silver brocade and the
dress was trimmed with duchess and
point lace and ostrich feathers Mrs.
Boyd wore costume of cream fAille,
trimmed with duchess lace and draped In
front with silver brocade. Mrs. Todd
wore a most beautiful imported gown OF
black and pink material similar to bro
eade. The trimmings and embellish-
ments were of real lace.
At thd end of ths hall was bower of
flowers, behild which was con sealed an
orehes of Philadelphia music. Scat
tered through The flowers were numer
Gus fairy lamps, which made a very
pretty scene.
The evening was spent most enjoyably
The guests we're treated to excellent
vocal and musical selections and many
social Pleasures whiled away the happJ
hours.
At late hoar the guests were con
Quoted to the dining room, where
bounteous supper had been prepared
The company fingered at supper for ovei
an hour. and when they reluctantly de
parted IL was with feelings of regret tina
such happy evening could not b
further prolonged,
Rev. b. T. String and wife, of Rox
borough, were present during the even
ing Mr. String is the minister VIII
married Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough
twenty-five years ago
The presents received by Mr.. sand Mrs
Mccullough were handsome beyond de-
scrip ion. Silverware of every know
variety was there in -profusion. Jewelry
pictures, brio brac and fancy good
were without number aud of ali kinds
as indeed were all the presents.
Among those present were: Mr.. an
Mrs Lynn @ Boyd, Of Baltimore, Md
Mr.. and Mrs Walker, of Baltimors
William Smith, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mr.
". J. Smith, Singerly. Md Mr.. al
Mrs Esrey, Baltimore; James e Hooper
r. T. " aters. Frank Waters, John Dea
Robert CO., Eugene Hoops, Philade
phia; Nathaniel Benson, Charles A. Robl
Miss Raudnitzky, Miss Almond, Henr
F. r Pickels. J. Thompson Grande
Chester: Fl. e. Gilroy, Chester James
Feel, Mrs James S. Smith of Cherr
Hill, Nd Mr.. aud Mrs w. j Pennypacke
DR.. and Mrs A. E Frantz, Mr. and Mr.
John 9. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Willial
NJ Feel, Henry @ Robinson, John
Wilson. Chester; Miss Curtis. w.
Butler Miss Elsie Foord, John T
Doughten. Mr. and Mrs, Charles W
Pusey. Miss Alice M. Pusey, {
Wesley Weidin, Rev. Louis B Barret
E. II. Rnmford, Miss BLANCHE
Weldln, Rev. and Mrs Nicholas
Brown and Hugh Cook Rrown. Newarl
Miss NJ j. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs Georl
c. Marls, Miss Maris. Mr. and Mr.
William 4. Billany, Mr. and Mr.
William Beadsnkopf, Frank G. Rob
Mr. and Mrs Augustus McCauley. NJ
and Mrs. Andrew f Grow, Miss Cro'
James Ferris Belt, James Belt. Mi
Sarah II Allmoad, Mr. and Mrs Thorn
Darlington, Mr. and Mrs. w.
Voshel, Professor and Mrs Stansbu
J. Wiley. Mrs Enoeh Moo
Professor John + Sweeney of Cheste
Edward G. Payuter. Mr. and Mrs. JOSEF
II. Jones George B. Moore, Rev. w.
S. Murray, Walter Ayiary, Marti
Walker. Horace Walker Of Phil
delphia, Eda Fabre, Georp
Smythe, Frances Smytbe Mr.. a
Mrs. Mearns, OF Cris6eld, dS
Della Mccullough and Charles Mearr
of Northeast. Md Mr. and Mrs r.
Mulhausen, Miss Mccullough, OF Ii
erty Grove. Nd Miss Annie Hall, e,
r. Butler Mrs 3effries Moore