Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
THIRD EDITION
-FOUR WEDDINGS.

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-FOUR WEDDINGS.
Eight Persons become Sly Cupids Wi.
ling Victims.
WEDDING bells raug joyously yesterday
attesnoon and last night, notw.thstand
tuR, the oppressivsly warm weather.
0n Tuesday evening tho twinkling ol
~ bells commsnred, when 8. Norris
1nRg. Jr., led Miss Carrie Cowperthw wait
70 the altar At the residence OF thu bride,
No. SIG Washington street, and the
twain were Joined In the holy bondB OF
matrimony By the Rev. X. d. Cook OF
the Second Baptist Church. A large
number of friends Witnessed the cere-
mony aud took part iu the reception tuat
followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Foeg we're the
recipients Of . iarge number Of presents.
After the reception the happy bridal pair
started on short welding tour.
The next ringing OF the bells was at
neon yesterday Ia Grace n. L. Church,
the contracting parties being Clareucc 8.
Robb and Miss Lillian j. Carey, daughter
OF Andrew Carey, superintendent oi the
jackson and Sharp Company's sash fac
tory.
The altar was profusely decorated
with potted flowers, palms and ferns,
aud the marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Jacob Todd, d. ID.
Walter u. Butler, chsrles E. Griffith,
William l.. Todd and ueury u. Budd
were the ushets, the fret uamed acting
- lest msn. terd. Fuilmer presided at
the organ aud received the party with
Mehdelssohn's wedding mach, aud
gave LoAengriu's march ss they left the
church. A reception WAS held ut the
residsnce OF the brides parents, No. 1910
West street. A large number Of presents
we're received.
As the shades of evening gathered the
merry bells grew mere pronounced, this
time In the eastern part OF the city.
Promptly at s o'clock large wedding
party assembled at No. 42l East Eighth
s,reet, where NJ. benjamin. Y. Rswnsley
led Miss Annie Doughcrty to the bridal
altar, and Rev. Charles u. Murray, rec
sor OF ST. Andrews P. f. Church, per-
formed tho marriage ceremGny. A we'd
aing reception and numerous presents
followed. and at midnight Mr.. and Mrs.
Rswnsley started for . short Northern
wedding trip.
Lmoze those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Z. Evans, Sir. and Mrs.
samuel Dougheriy, MIR. aud Mra. James
Green, MIR. aud Mrs. l.. A. sawin, Mr..
and Mrs. George Albeit, Mr.. aud Mrs.
albert Rswnsiey, MIR. and Mrs. benjamin
Gam, Mr.. and Mrs. Johu Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Newell. MIR. aud Mrs.
Harry Magaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart,
kF. and Mrs. James B. Heal,
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Dickefson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crumllsfi. Mr.,
~6ni Mrs. Alfred j. Boulay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mamelie, Mr.. asd Mrs. John
Brighton, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart,
Mrs. William Cloward, tho Misses Anna
Stewart. Lydia Bseson, Lizzie McNee,
Mr. survey, Lizzie soiloway, Lizzie
Moody, Lizzie Carney, Allen Stewart,
Laura Fulmelle, Ida Shipley aud Me.srs.
James b. Tucker. William Burley, John
Rawrsley and John Lands. Mise Ida
Tucker, OF Lover. William Rawnslsj,
Of Trenton, N. J. Mrs. Garisiie ami
Miss Garis.dr, Of Chester, Pa.
Al the ssmc hour, O'Clock, large
gathering had assem- blcd at the residence
Of Joseph X. and William b. Adams,
No. 707 French street, where MIR. Hary ~
J. Wiley aud Miss Ellen Slauyh we're
married ~ the Rev. K. b. Cook. Miss
Carrie Adams acted xs bridesmaid and
Nj A. A. Waite was best man. The
eF0cmsmen were Messrs. Harry Adams,
CHARLES Morris and N. I. Horn. A re.
esptiOn followed tn The garden In the
Tusr OF the house. The yard was COW
cred with canvass snd lighted with
Chinese lanterns and gas jets.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. William 4. Hawkins, Mr.. and
Ma. X. q. FIaim, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward z. Moody, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
h. IL. messenger, MIR. and Mrs. John
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton King, MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Tatnall, Mr.. and Mrs.
JAmes Semple. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. James Drutble,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Reddingtou, Mr..
ssd Mrs. J. NJ. solomon, Mr.. and Mrs.
HrAuk Stidham, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. q. Dill, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Joshua Howell, Mr. and Mrs. z.
Horn, Mr.. and MS. J. Nj. Horn, Mr..
James Drubble, Mr.. and Mrs. John Day,
Ar. aud Mrs. Alfred 9awthrop, the
key. and Mrs. Moscs Heath, til,
E51-And Ars. L. Is. Cook, Mr.
SD Mrs. Harry Crawford, Mr.. an,
Mn. A. p. Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Q. Hodgeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
WOllaston, Masses May Stevenson, Kat
Davis, Carrie Adams, Mary Stsats, Els
Horn, Rattle Horn, Nollie Blankii
Emma sharp, Amelia Beckerly, Ell
Dorm, Rebecca Davis, Lizzie Stroud, Ma
/ Heath, Clara Dill, Emma Dill, Anl
Boys, Ida Cook. Floreuce Cook, Edu
weber, Carrie Howell, Kats Cool
Mamie Whithcrs, and Messrs. Milton
kmpers, Thomas Taylor. A. A. Walt
william Gawthrop, Lewis S,idhan
EAwsrd Melchoir. Charles Bank
Leslie Baird, Alfred Scott, Calv
Thomas, Waiter Drake, Wet
Hughes, George Baird, UriAh Drak
Alan Meredith, Harry z. Klund, z
ward Deacon, William Beckerly, Rail
Lump,on. Charles Morris, Harry Adam
N. T. Horn, Charles Gawthrop, w illis
Nance and r. II. Taylor of this city; y
and Mrs. George kewbotton, Mr.. .
Mrs. Henry Banes, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cheetham
Philadelphia.
AT 10 O'Clock Mr. and Mrs. Wiley te
train north and will spend their hon
mcou at Niagara Falls. On their ret,
kpey will live at their new home, No. l.
Washington ct eet
A pleasant waddin~