Evening journal., 1890-06-05
LAST EDITION
WEDDINGS In JUNE.
HOME AND CHURCH NUPTlALS
LAST EVENING.

No. so7 French street-Dulin and NC
Cartney at st. Peters Pro Cathedral.
Rawnsley and Dougherty.
Harvey ]. Wiley and Miss Eleanor R.
Slaugh were married at the residence OF
Joseph X. and William B. Adams, No.
707 French street last night. The groom
is the son of Samuel Il. Wiley, and IS
bookkeeper for Hawkins & Co. The
bride is niece of Joseph X. and William
y. Adams.
The parlor of the house. where the Ger
emony was performed, was gaily decor
ated with ivy around the windows and
small flags. The wedding party walked
to the center of the room and was met
by Dr. Richard B. Cook, d. D., pastor OF
Second Baptist Church, of which the
bride and groom are members.
TIE proomsmen were Alfred A. Waite,
Charles Morris, Nathaniel IT. Horn and
Harry G.. Adams Miss Carrie Adams
was maid Of honor Miss Ella Doran
nlaved Mendelsshon's wedding march
before tine ceremony and Meyers Fan
tasia Dreaming Of Home, at the con
clusion.
The bride was attired in dress of
white silk and lace. and wore white
slippers, She carried bunch of La
France roses Little Carrie Adams, the
maid Of of honor, wore pink surah dress
withslace and carried flowers.
A reception was held from s 30 until
1920 o'clock, and tile house was
crowded. Three hundred invitations
had been issued. The majority of those
present were members of Second Bap
tist Church. large piece of canvass
was stretched over the side rear yard,
and that portion was sought for Its
coolness. Refreshments were served
during the evening by William g. Farra.
The many handsome and useful presents
filled room Among them were ter
finely Upholstered rocking chairs, a large
umbrella lamp, dinner and tea sets, silver
service, fine glass and china, paintings
and etchings, two clocks, choice cabinets
and sewing machine.
The guests crowded to the front of th'
house shortly after 10 o'clock to speeC
the parting couple. Each person had |
supply of rice, and, as Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey j. Wiley walked down the steps
and to the cab, they were pelted by tn,
handful. They went north on the 1913
o'clock train, and will be away on
Week. 1ut1 nAAA AAN6C tANAA AANAA
at No. 1881 Washington street.
The following persons attended tn
reception. Joseph h. Adams and family
William B. Adams and family, Mrs. Pau
Slaugh and family, Miss Maggie Wiley
Mrs. VIM. Prettyman Mr. and Mrs. Harr
Crawford, Mrs. GilcbIist, Rev. and Mrs
r. B Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Mr.. an
Mrs. John King, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. job
King Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Dill, MI
and Mrs. Charles F. Wollaston, Mr. an
Mrs John Davis Mr. and Mrs. j. Mer
rick Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles "
Horn, Mr.. and Mrs s. F. Hodgman an
daughters, Alfred Gawthrop and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred P. Stevenson, M
and Mrs John Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
liam i Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charl'
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wrigh
ington. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fl. MessiI
ger. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel File, Mr.. an
Mrs. Ethan King, Mr.. and Mr
Robert c. Fraim. Mr. and Mr.
Frank Stidham, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Semple. Mr.. and Mrs Edmund p. Mood
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 5. Tatnall, Mr. al
Mrs Joshua Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
REYNOLDS, Rev. and Mrs Moses Heat
from Philadelphia were Mr.. al
Mrs. James A. Drabble, Robe
Smith and daughter; Mr.. al
Mrs. James Cheetham, Mr.. and Nj
Harry Smith, Mr. and Mrs George S. ROY
botham, Mr.. and Mrs. g. n. Ro
botham, Miss Emily NJ Bains, Mr.. a
Mrs. James P. Rowbothsm, Henry
Bains.
Misses May P. Stevenson, Minnie W.
field, Katie Horn, Nellie Blankin, AM
Bows. Emma and Clara Dill, Annie ORA
BILE, Edna Whelan, Lizzie Stroud, FlC
ence Cook, Ida Cook, Katie Cook, Neo
Collins, May l. Heath, Kate Eak
Name Withers, Lille Hance, Mary
Almond, Rebecca Davis, Kats Dav
Emma Sharp, Mary Stats, Elsie He
Ella Doran, Amelia Beckerle
Messrs William Gawthrop, Charles
Gawthrop, Thomas s. Taylor, Will.
Taylor, Edward Deakyne, Harry Kiu
Adam Meredith and William Al
termuhl, Of Mrs. Wiley's 81
day school class; Leon StaE
Ralph Lupton, P. E. Taylor, v
liam Hance. George Stewart, Chal
Banks. Edward Melchior, William Be
erie. Milton S. Shippers, Walter G. Ora
Calvin Thomas, Uriah Drake, lie
Stidham.