Evening journal., 1891-11-20
HAPPY BRIDES AND 4RDseaooMs

HAPPY BRIDES AND BRIDEGROOM,
| Two Pretty November weddtngs-A Bati
Room For The Jail.
Special Correspondence EVENING JouRSA1
NEW CASTLE Nov. 90 William
Weggenman welded Miss Lydia McNall,
at the home of the brides mother. OF
Vine street, last evening, before a biz
concourse of friends and relatives. Rev
i. +. Martindale performed the cere
mony, and at $40 o'clock pronounced
them husbsnd and wife After the cere
mony the bride and groom received Their
| guests. and then all partook Of luncheon
The invited guests were John r. Law
New York; George 5, Kropp, H. w
Dengler and wife, William b. Kroppt
and wife Mrs Agnes Heitmil
Ter, A. J. Bellows and wife of Philad j.
| phia; / H. 0verholt aud wife, Morton,
Pa William Leinberger and wife.
Mrs. Kate Benkley aud daughter. Fred
Lang. Miss Clara Lsinberger, Clayton.
From this city were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wadsley, Mr. and Mrs H. A. Den
nison, Mr.. and Mrs. John : Wise, Mr..
and Mrs + H. NaYlor, Mr. and Mrs
Charles 2 Lunt, Mr. and Mrs. William
White, Mr., and Mrs George Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Lyman. Mrs Mary
Weggenman, Rev. and Mrs Nj. Wise,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweatman, Mr.
and Mrs w Q. Worthington, Mr. and
Mrs. Moses B Fleming, Mrs J.
NJ. Vallette, Miss Agnes duncan.
MISS Maggie Duncan, Rudolph Vallette,
Miss Mamie McPike. Harry King, Miss
Ann pustill, John B. Sewell, Arthur K
hee Miss Lizzie Wise, Miss Sallie Wise,
John McNally, Edward J. Wcggenman,
Miss Bessie Sewell, Miss Jennie Saunders,
A. =. Dennison, Henry A. Padberg, A.
Hermann Padberg. Miss Lillian Meredith.
Miss Theresa Wadsley, John n.
Martin, Miss Belle Wadsley, Thomas
Barry, Frank McCallin, Miss Cecilia
Weggenman Miss Florrie Davis. Miss
Anna Fleming, Miss Rose Dougherty.
William Hurd Miss Cora Morrison, Miss
Emma Murray, William w Daily, Will
liam Z. King, Miss Fannie Gordon, Miss
Name Grimes, Charles Alt, Robert White
Misses Comfort, Lydia and Alice Williams
Arthnr wise, George Pustill, Mrs. Sol
Newlove Mrs. Lydia Burke Mrs Susie
Morgan, Miss Mary King, Miss Lavinia
Pustill, Miss Sallie Smith, Miss Edith
aushebeck, David Boulden, William
Herbert, Frank Herbert and others.
The Bride aud groom received many
handsome presents. which will be both
useful and ornamental IN their ew home.
Among these were a splendid parlor suite
from Mrs. Weggenman, an oil painting
from Mrs. McNallY, a complete culinary
set from Miss Cecilia Weggenman, and
blankets and other useful articles from
Mr.. Herbert. They will reside here
Little Faces Behind Masks
A happy party Of little folks Assem- bled
at the home Of G. c, Whitnack Oh Orange
street, last evening Their happiness
was not apparent, however, as they were
disguised in all sorts of costumes and
they were as silent as mice behind their
'expressionless masks When all had
gathered the entire company proceeded
to the new home OF Mrs. John A Walls
on Delaware street, where they spent
very pleasant evening. Refreshments
were served Those present in costumes
were Miss Maggie Thompson, Miss
Carrie Cline, Miss Lizzie Hof-
mann, Miss Anna Molen, Miss
May Whitnack, Miss May Hanson, Miss
Bessie Kuntz, Miss Lizzie Gemmin, Miss
May Pedricx. Miss Beckie Calhoun, Miss
Susie Morris, Miss Hattie Challenger,
Miss Bertha Hammill, Miss Jennie Barr.
Miss Anna Kinkaid and viii Kauffg.
Walter Hanson, George Hoffman Eddie
Whitnack, Eddie Phillips, Charles Count
g Hastings, George Simmons. GEORGE WI.
liams, AL. Williams and Miss Carrie
Downey. Mrs. J b. Lancaster, Mrs. DIR.
Kuntz, Mr. aud Mrs. G. O. Whitnack,
and many others The little people
wended their way homeward at a late
hour, after psrtaking OF many toothsome
viands served by Mrs Walls.
For gloves and mittens 60 to Biggss
Welded at ST. Peters.
st. Peters R @. Church was also the
scene Of very pretty wedding early
yesterday evening, Rev E L Brady
was the officiating minister and William
Begley and Miss Kate Leonard we're the
contracting parties The church was
nicely decorated and the wedding party
presented a fine appearance, as it marched
to the altar The bride woI q steel cash.
mere costume About o'clock the couple
began to receive their friends in the par
lors of the Dobbinsville hotel, and the
reception was big event. Among those
present from New Castle we're William
Weldon and wife, Patrick Begley and
wife. Thomas Begley and Miss May Leon.
ard, (who were groomsman and brides
maid) Patrick Leonard and wife, Thomas
Leonsrd, Miss Maggie Garvey, James
McHugh and wife, Miss Jane MARTIN.
William s, Martin and daughter, James
Foster, John Barnes. William Davis,
John Burlington. Miss Bridget &Leonard,
w. Duncan and wife, Alex. McCRughan
and wife, w. S. Dean and wife, Mr.
Clark and wife. John Murlhey. Annie
Bennaham, Miss Ellie Haley, Miss Mag
gle Harper. Miss Anuie Begley, Thomas
Herman, Miss Della White, and others
From Wilmington were James McHugh
Joseph Weldon, John Wier, Patrick
Gormley. Patrick o Love, Michael
Garvey, f. F. Dugan, Dennis Daley,
Fine assortment Trenton improved cen
tire draught bisque vase lamps, Stoops's. i.
The Grand Jury's visit.
The New Castle county grand jury
completed its work of inspecting the Jail
and surroundings yesterday afternoon
and the members left the CITY on the A. OF
and 4.40 trains. They went all over
the old building and inspected every cor
uer The principal suggestion made to the
Jury after the inspection was that bath
room be placed in so that all prisoners
could be kept free from vermin and dis.
ease by being compelled to freely use
soap and water.
Sweet cider, creamery butter, at Boyle's.
Personal.
George Pustill is seriously i'll at his
home on Vine street
Miss Bessie Sewell has returned from q