Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-23
MARRIED AT HOME.
A Prominent Young Couple Become Hus-
band and Wife In the Presence OF Many
Frfends

A Prominent Young Couple BECOME Hus-
band and Wife In the Presence OF Many
Friends.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Oct. 23 The residence
Of Elk Councilman Ira Lunt was the
scene Of one Of the happiest events, last
evening, that has ever taken place in
this city. IL was the wedding Of his son,
Charles @. bunt TO Miss Harriet +. Nc
Casson. The houss was filled with
gaily dressed young people and relatives
ard friends Of both families The Hushe
beck Orchestra was seated In the rear
parlor of the house and diseoursed ap.
propriate music throughout the evening
hne concert program was rendered.
At few minutes past s O'Clock the
orchestra struck up Memberships we'd
bling march and the bridal party entered
the front parlor, where IL was met by
Rev. T.. E. Martlndale, pastor of the
M e. Church. John b. Sewell was tie
best man and Miss Susie Sherwood Of
Wilmington was the bridesmaid. Both
bride and bridesmaid wore cream Hen
rietta dresses and carried roses The
ceremony was brief, and the contracting
parties both responded ia clear and dis
tinct tones.
reception Immediately followed the
ceremony and all the guests Dartook Of
an elaborate collation. The Young
couple were the recipients Of
hosts of presents and ooneratula
tions. Among the most handsome
gifts was large French clock
with silver figures, this having been pre-
sented with the compliments OF the
Hushebeck Orchestra Of which Mr.
Lunt is a member The groom is EN-
ployed In the superintendent Office Of
the Pullman Palace Car Works in VIII
mington, but will reside in this city.
The invited guests were John Nc
Gonigle and family. b. L. Chase aud
family, g. Allen Smith aud family.
Thomas Frazer and family, II. w.
Frazer and family, u. w Dickerson and
family Ira Lunt aud family. Frank M.
Winslow and family, James M. Wise and
family, James Vanarsdalen and family.
John T. Hamilton and family
j. Jones Hudson and family.
/ s. Atwood Stewart and wife.
Miss Lottie Neville, John B. Sewell. Miss
Anna Johnston. r. A. Vallette, Elmer
Hawke, Charles Edwards, William Veg
giHson, James Il, Bacon, William Grimes.
Arthur kee, William Deakyne. VIII
liam II Saunders, Denny Smith, Il. w.
Hushebeck, J. Truss Challenger.
q. A. Padberg, E. G. Conroy,
+. Il. Gulick, Mrs. Dyer.
L r Hushebeck aad family, Weldin
Winning, ]. Il. King and family. George
w. Grimes and family, E Challenger
and family Rev T E. Martindale and
family, james E Biggs and wife. J 1.
Vanarsdalen and wife. John s. Wise
and wife, E. H Naylor and wife
J. B. Manlove and wife, John Naylor and
wife. d. w. Elkinton and wife, John H
Redrick and wife, Mrs, kingston, J. K.
Phillips, Eddie Phillips, Jones Pennell
Mrs. Carnagie Miss May Cooley, Miss
Maggie Gordon, Miss Cora Morrison. Miss
Reba Saunders, w. Marvin Truss. Miss
Jennie Saunders. Miss Lydia McNally
Sallie Wise. Miss Bessie Sewell, Miss
Sarah Laboube. Miss Edith Hushebeck
all Of this city.
The guests present from a distance
were Miss Florence Whitelock, Mrs
| Whitelock, Miss Anna Sherwood, Miss
Emily Leach. Q. A. Beetle, w. J. Boyel
Of Wilmington Charles Bryan and wife
Newark. Many others who were ex
pected and intended TO be present were
prevented by the storm
Full line OF patent medicines az Truitt )
Stoopss razors and scissors warranted
} Thompson has mAckerel, zoe per doze I
Mincemeat, Heekers buckwheat Bowie
A little son OF I. a. Fols met with
painful accident ia front Of Ferris
drug store last evening The littl
fellow was running across the stree
when he tripped ard fell violently OF
the pavement Heswas picked up an,
carried into the drug store, where BIZ
injuries, a cut and several ses lp wounds
were dressed by Captain G. Boyd
See the latest style OF wall paper an,
border az J. T. Stoopss.
Visit r Truths new candy kitchen
on Del. st. adjoining the Opera House
New buckwheat fat nackerel Boyle's
, Five buns, who we're released from
the stone yard Of the county Jail yester
day, nearly succeeded in taking the tow
during the rest Of the day. Althoug
they INDUCED In several fights and wer
generally disorderly and boisterous, the
managed to keep clear Of the polio
officers Their conduct finally becam
UNDESIRABLE, the officers came in sight Q
them, and one was seized and thrus
back into prison The others escaped.
Home made pepper-sauce, Thompson
Teas, eoffees and pure spices at Boyle's
Probably one Of the largest audience
that has lately assembled Ia the 0per
House will greet the Madam Fry COncer
Company, which appears there this ever
, ing, under the auspices Of Company d
First Infantry, n. g. u.
Truitt has cigars at wholesale or retail
Thompson has eranberries at Zoe a..
Fine Florida oranges at Thompsons.