Evening journal., 1891-06-02
LAST EDITION
TRINITY WEDDING BELLS.
TWO CEREMONIES IN rHAr CHURCH
WITHIN TWENTY hours.


The Handsome Edifcs Alive " lth We'd
ding Parties and Guests-The Depar-
turs Of May sIgnalled by Two Happy
Marriages.
Trinity Church and Cupid seem to be
in sweet accord Two brilliant weddings
in two successive days seldom take place
in a church that has only been completed
a few weeks. Marriages in high social
life were solemaized in the handsome
edifice last evening and ts-day at noon
The Biddle-Bseson NuptiAis.
At 7.30 o'clock last evening, Samuel
G. Biddle secretary of the Pusey and
Jones Company, and Miss Ella A. Beeson
were united in the holy bonds OF wedlock
by Rev. II. Ashton Henry rector. Inc
full and beautiful ritualistic service OF
the Episcopal Church was used. I Leslie
Carpenter. the church organist, played
the Lohengrin wedding march as the
bridal procession entered the church, and
the Mendelssohn wedding march was
executed by the same master hand, as a
recessional The church was filed with
relatives and friends Of the contracting
parties Many of the costumes were
beautiful. and especially so beneath the
food Of light that filed the building to
its Httermost recess.
a Pretty Ceremony
At the chancel rail the happy couple
were met by the rector. The bride was
resplendent in a wedding costume OF
white silk with train. trimmed with
duchess lace. long white veil covered
the train. In her hand she carried a
bouquet of lilies of the valley and white
bridal roses.
The groomsman was A. Biddle Moore
OF Buffalo, N. Y, and ]. S. Burnett gave
the bride away The ushers were Harry
L. Evans, George @. Chambers, John
Richardson, Jr, and William H Savery
all of this city. Hamilton w Walker ant
Harry Howell received the cards at this
door.
Reception Guests.
After the ceremony and congratula
tions the bride and groom were con
veyed to their home, No 624 Washing.
ton street, where a reception was hel'
from s to 10 o'clock Among thos
present at the reception were: Miss Clar
G. Biddle, Captain j. Brent Simmons an,
Mrs Horace O. Biddle, Washington; r
Pitcher Woodward, Brooklyn, N.
Mrs w Bowen Moore, sister Of tn
groom. Miss Aline B. Moore Master w
Bowen Moore, Jr. of Buffalo, N. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs
Walker, Misses Lizzie and Annie Beesoi
Of Kennett Square
From this city: Charles w. Pusey
and wife, w. w. Pusey snd wife, Mis-
Alice Pusey, Thomas Bellah and wife
John Quigley and wife, DR. J. w Multi
and wife, DR.. August Negendsnk an
wife, DR.. Egmont 7. Negen
dank. Clarence Southland an
wife, William G. Gibbons and wife
Robert M Barr aMd wife, Mrs. Ami
Chambers and daughter. DR.. Willarc
Springer, Captain Willard Thomson an
wife, Miss Helen Thomgon, ]. M. Thon
son, Frank Wooley. Miss Bessie Thorn
son, Frank Thomson, 7. Leslie CarpeI
ter, A. B. Moore, Harry Howell
nnmiIton walker, Harry L Evan
Miss Lucy G Biddle, J. Barton oheynel
James l.. BURNETT aud wife, George {
Chambers, John Richardson. Jr ,Williai
a. Savery, Mrs r. Combs,J 8 Simmon
Miss Ella Burtnett, Mrs Robil
son, Miss Ella Giles, Miss Ell
Burtnstt, Mr.. and Mrs ThomI
Dsnney, Mr.. Tand Mrs. Samu
Denny, Miss Jennie Tatman P. G. Wes
and wife, Thomas Savery and wife, th
Misses Savery, Allen Speakman and wifi
Miss Bessie Speakman. ]. Parke Postl'
and wife. Miss Mary g. l. Williams. Mi
Brown, Miss Oonnor Charles Baird al
wife, Colonel Benjamin Nields and wifi
M. NJ Cleaver and wife and Poll
Commissioner John w. Lawson.
The bride and groom left this city
10 80 o'clock on a short bridal tri
embracing several points of interest
the North. Upon their return they W
live at No. S24 Washington street.