Evening journal., 1890-11-26
WEDDING AT ST. PAuL,s.
Leandex j. Buckley and Miss Martha
Imam Married ass EvsnLng.

Leander j. Buckley, purchasing agen
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroa
Company, and Miss Martha s. Lyman
daughter of the late Daniel Lyman
of Newport, were married last evening a
o'clock in st. Psuls AZ e. Church b.
the Rev Louis e. Barrett. pastor of tn
church, assisted By the Rev j. G. Bryal
OF the Newport M E. Church.
The large church WAS crowded will
friends, including persons from this city
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg. New
port and Franklin. The altar and churcl
were beautifully decorated with flowers
The altar WAS completely hidden by
large bank Of foliage and decorativ,
plants The columns of the recess O.
the pulpit were decorated With smilax
and above the bridal party was larg,
bell formed OF white chryssnthemums.
The bridal party entered the aisle at Z
o'clock. the bride leaning on the arm OF
her brother, David r Lynlm. by whom
she was given away. The party was
preceded by ribbon boys, ushers and the
mald-of honor, passing up the north aisle
during the rendition of the march from
La Burgium, by Noble +. Hadley.
The groom, accomplished by his best
man, Clinton Buckley emerged from an
ante.room, the two professions meeting
and stepping in front Of the altar.
MISS Rena CranstOn, Of MAshsllton,
q niece OF the bride. was maid of honor;
Clinton Buckley, a son of the groom, was
best man; Edward J. Buckley. an elder
soa Of Mr.. Buckley; Lewis W. Flinr,
Lieutenant Charles A. Stevenson
and Dr.. Irwin NJ Finn of Newport wels
che nshers; Clement Wheeler, Walter
Gouert, Walter Chandler and Dwigh
Mallory, OF Baltimore we're the ribbon
boys
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
gray faille, trimmed with gray feathers
and old point lace, the neck V-shape.
long sleeves, and she carried bouquet Of
white roses. She wore also diamond ear
rings necklace of pearls, and solitaire
diamond finger ring, gift from the
groom. The maid OF honor wore d white
embroidered Swiss gown, and carried a
basket Of beautiful flowers The
best man Who Is only 10 years old was
dressed in black velvet with silver
buttons.
During the exit of the bridal party the
wedding march by Mendelsohn was
played
school room Later in the evening a
reception was held ia the Central Hotel.
At 8 so O'Clock Mr. and Mrs. Buckley
left this city for wedding trip. which
will include visits to Philadelphia. New
York, Niagara Falls, Chicago and Detroit
December 6 they will return to Baltimore
and reside at No. 1903 st. Paul street
Mr. and Mrs. Buckley received some
va hafa
them being those from the officials of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad The
gifts were valued at nearly $1,000.
The Baltimore party came to this city
in the private car of Vica-president Lord
ofthe Baltimore and Ohio railroad last
evening
Those present were City Solicitor and
Mrs, w. I. Lyman, George w. Mckee,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Sherer, Mr. and
Mrs. james Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. viii.
liam Fields, Samuel j White, William
W. Lobdell, Mr and Mrs. G.. NJ. Gouert.
Or and Mrs Winfield Scott, William
Morrow, Robert Morrow, Miss Zebra
Grohe, Miss Sallie Lyman. Mr. and Mrs.
George W Ortlip. DR.. Lewis w
Finn. Miss Martha Finn. Miss Emma
Finn, Mrs Joanna Finn, Charles M
0hSfD AL anu hll6. O6NEIHOu. 10.
Cooling, F. d. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
George 81. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. David
son Of this city; DR. and Mrs /. NJ Finn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lyman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Everson, Mr.. and Mrs. e
J. Cranston, Mr. and Mrs Edward Grams
ton, Mr. and Mrs. John r Lyman, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs R Lewis Armstrong David
r Lyman, and Mr. and Mrs. s. AZ. Gran.
nj Ia l.
Wesley Finn of Hockessin; air. and
Mrs. E. J Buckley, o. w. Buckley. Miss
Fannie J. Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. william
Heaton, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wilson and
Mr.. ana Mrs A. Braun of Philadelphia.
J. d Mallory and wife. Major h. d
Buckley and wife, Charles Reuter- and
wife, Atwood Paxson and wife. w. G v
Hull, J R. Yarnall, E. ]. Daley and ]
j. Daley The last four named are of
Mr. Buckley's clerical staff at mis- Office
in Baltimore; Dewes Chandler Of Oxford.
Pa John A. Wilson of Franklin, Pa
James f. Werner, Pittsbarg, Pa.