Evening journal., 1890-11-21
MARRIED AT HOME.
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Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Nov. 2i.-Edward II.
Naylor and Miss Mary M Kennard were
married at their own home on Union
street by Rev. E. l.. Hubbard, PHI d.,
last evening. The wedding was one of
the prettiest events OF the season Mr..
aud Mrs. Naylor's cosy home was filed to
overlooking with guests from all over
this city and Wilmington. The hand
s9mely furnished parlors were tastefnlly
decorated and wedding bell
was suspended from an arch
OF evergreens In the centre of the
room The wedding party was conveyed
in cabs from the brides late home. and
as soon as the door Of their future home
was reached the beautiful strains of Men
delsohns wedding march pealed forth,
making the ceremony very impressive
The marsh was played by the Hushebsck
Orchestra, which was seated at one end
of the parlor. The ceremony vas brief.
but very impressive, both bride and
groom responding In clear, andible tones.
A reception followed, and Nr and Mrs.
| Naylor were congratulated by over 100 Of
their friends and neighbors, while stand
ing under the bower OF evergreens.
The orchestra rendered two special pro
grams OF music during the evening. At
the wedding supper, which followed the
reception, six large tables were filed
with guests A room In the second story
OF the house was completely hlled with
presents Of every description. There
we're silver and china tea sets, silver and
gold ornaments, parlor lamps, and glass.
ware, and ornamental furniture. A
handsome refrigerator, the gift Of the
orchestra, Of which Mr. Naylor is a mem
Der, vas prominent In the collection
Among the guests present were: John
Naylor and wife. Mrs. Maria KennArd,
Mrs. aud Miss Hubbard, A f. Davidson
and wife, J. II. Hickman and wife, Miss
Hannah Chesterfield. Mrs. Edward Chai-
lenger, q. w. Vandegrift and wife,
the Misses Sherwood, R. A.
vallette, Miss Bessie sewell. w
| H. Wbitelock, w. ]. Whiteloek
Miss Maggie Ciorden, w Il. Saunders
the hisses Saunders, j. B. Manlove and
wife. William Ball, Mrs. Adams the
Misses Deakyne. Fl. A. Dennison and
wife, George Rocket and wife. %. p.
Challenger, o. A. Csrriek and wife.
John g. Wise, Miss Stats Abram
Moore Miss Cora Morrison.
Rev ] M Wise and wife, ] Megginson
and wife z r. Deskyne, Miss Fiavllla
Ridings, Miss Ida Dunn, Mrs. B f.
Lancaster and son Miss Ella Cburnsjde.
the Misses Bacon. Frank Gibney. Miss
Mary Conner, Miss Hattie McCasson
Miss Sallie Wise, Miss Florence
Whitelock, Miss Ella Cline, Miss Julia
Paynter Miss Beatrice Coffmsn, William
Weggenman, Miss Lydia MoNally and
others from this city. Those from vii
mington were Mrs and the Misses
kershsw, Mrs. and Miss BARTLETT, Clar-
ence Start. Miss Lizzie Nichols. Mrs.
Nettie Mumley. Miss Cora Overdeer, and
Miss Lula Start
The mount Vernon Band turned out in
full uniform last 'evening and serenaded
Sheriff William Simmons. A concert was
rendered in front OF the Jail residence
after which the sherif appeared at tbs
door. He said: Gentlemen. / thanh
You heartily for this token Of Won,
esteem, and for the fine music you havs
discoursed tonight. ! can only fully
express my appreciation Of this courtesy
by inviting you to file into the dininp
room and crafty the inner man. Leader
Harding said ~ thank YOU" and tbs
band filed in.
After the usual prayer meeting servic.
at the M Il Church last evening. th,
members voted on the question OF
wo mems eligibility to seats in the Con
ference. s. A Stewart and Z I. Dea-
kyne conducted the election, and twenty
three votes were cast The Judges an
nounced the result before the close OF
the meeting, as follows: Ayes. 8; nays,
is
The funeral OF Miss Anne Duffy. wife
Of Patrick Duffy OF Vine street. was held
yesterday morning. High Mass was said
in st. Peters Church and interment was
made in the churchyard
MIS- Phyllis Mahurd's Tooth birthday
was celebrated yesterday at her home or
Union street The old cnlored woman
entertained many visitors and was the
recipient of large number of substan
.ial presents. She will receive callers
until Thanksgiving Day.
Sheriff William simmons will ad
minister the the lash for the first time
morrow. The event of new sheriff.
first attempt to pass through the trying
ordeal Of chastiser always attracts /
large crowd to the jail-yard, and to
morrow will be no exception
Miss Emily d. Myers, daughter of
well-known farmer of Kent county, IL
The guest of her sister, Mrs. William j
keatley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. L George Of vii.
mington are visiting relatives here.
The young people Of the NJ Churcl
will this evening hold their fnsl rehear-
sal for the entertainment TO be given ii
The Opera House Tomorrow evening.