Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-30

was tho crowd of people and the number
of cabs. The guests were taken 10 the
,sidence of the Misses Warner, No.
1900 Delaware avenue. where reception
was held until after 10 o'clock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Everett Edsan stood under
q bower of smilax and white lilies IN the
| front OF the parlor, where they received
the congratulations Of upwards OF 100
| guests.
The interior OF the house was arranged
as be6tted the happy occasion. The
decorations conformed to the general
effect Of white and yellow, which was
everywhere apparent. The table In the
dining room opposite the parlor con-
| tanned a pyramid of yellow roses with
clusters OF white lilies The lamp shades
which dotted the rooms and Railways,
were yellow. The side and rear porch
were enclosed and selected orchestra
| played In one. while the other lined
with flowers. was the conservatory.
Robert Graves was the caterer, and he
never surpassed his efforts Of last even
| ing. Supper was served to the bridal
party in the rear parlor. and to the
guests in the dining room. Delicious
strawberries were feature of the re-
freshments. A large punch bowl on the
second floor was kept supplied with
lemonade for the thirsty. The present
room was on the same floor. The ar
rangement of the gifts added to the
beauty of the decorations OF flowers The
| silverware, cut glass aud chinaware
were on separate tables. All were valu
able and useful. The presents numbered
about 200.
While the guests wers admiring the
decorations and presents and discussing
| the beauty of st Andrews Church where
| the ceremony was held, the bride and
groom were preparing to leave. They
| appeared at 10 o'clock and departed In a
shower Of flying slippers They took a
northbound train ard their trip will last
month. Their future home will be in
Pittsburg, Pa
THE MANY GUESTS.
The following list contains the namss
of many of the invited guests, nearly all
Of whom were present at the reception:
Awkward Andrews and wife, Miss
Mary Andrews, Thomas Anderson Of
this city Misses Anna M. L. Anderson.
M. A. Anderson, Frances Anderson,
Virginia Anderson of Newton, N. j.; w.
T. Anderson, Frank Arno't, Miss Celeste
Arnot, Warwick. N. Y; T. r Anderson,
Port Jarvis, N. Y !; Miss L. T. Anderson,
Germantown; MISS Katharine Arnott,
New Milford. N. Y.
B-Alfred Belts and wife, Edward
Belts and wife, Miss Mary s. Belts.
Mahlon Belts, Thomas s Bellah and
wife, Thomas s. Bellah, Jr, Mrs. Ferris
Br'nghurst, R. Miller Bailey, Mrs.
Mahlon Belts, Samuel Bancroft and wife,
William Bancroft and wife, Mrs. Sarah
Bancroft, Miss Elizabeth Bancroft, Miss
HettY Ann Bellah, Misses Blakely, Mrs
Francis Barry, OF this city; Mrs. N.
Lockport, New York: Mrs. A N.
Barton, Misses Barton. Hamburg, N. J
Misses M. d. Beck, Hackensack, N. IT,,
Misses Beck, Mrs Anna Beck st Louis,
Mo. Mrs 3. Blrrett, Newton, N J. ;
John A Blakely and wife, Chicago, I'll.
Civilian M Candy and wife, Mar
riott Candy, Henry Candy, Miss Annie
Candy, Mrs. William Craig Mrs Eliza
beth Candy, Bishop Leighton Coleman
and wife Of this city; William II Char
davoyne and wife, Mrs. John Cowdrey,
Miss Fannie Cow5rey, Warwick, N. Y.
r. Calhoun and wife, Bristol, Pa Mr..
and Mrs. Comstock, Providence, r l.
De. j. Daslett and wife, Miss Dial
lett, of this city; g. B. DeKay aud wife,
Warwick, N. Y. Miss Alice II. Dunn,
Clarence Dyer and wife. Lewis DaYen.
port and wife. Newark, N j.,
E-Mrs. r. x. Edsall, Robert Lin
Edssll, T. D. Edsall Hamburg, N J
DR.. Frank H. Edsall, Pittsburg, Pa
David Linn Edsall, Philadelphia. Pa
Joseph s Edsall and wife, Warwick, N.
Y Robert L. Everett, MRS John Ever
EFT, Martin R. Everett and wife, Thomas
R. Everett and wife, William Everett,
and wife, Newark, N. J Mrs. James
Everett, Misses Everett, Lafayette, N. j.
Miss Mary E. Everett, Allen Everett,
George Everett, Martin Everett. Branch
vile, N. ] Miss Jennie Everett Hack
ensack, N j. Henry Everett, Mrs. Jessie
Everett, La Grange, Ind.
F-Colonel J. Boiland Finley, Kittam-
ing, Pa Miss Susan B. franklin, Chris
tian Febiger and wife of this city; Robert
]. Fowler and wife, Metuchen, N. J.
Miss Clarinda Fowler, Newton, N. j.
C-Mrs Eli Garrett Miss Garrett
Mrs. J. P ellis, of this city Mrs. Arnold
Guyott, Hamburg, ~ j. George Gresl
and wife. Goshen, N. j.
William w. Hopes and wife,
Misses Hopes, Mrs Edward Hopes,
Harry Hopes, of this city; David Hynarc
and wife, Mrs. F. Hynard, Misses Hynard
John Hynard. New Milford, N. Y.;F
M. HouGh and wife, Miss Caroline e
Hough. Newton, N ]. Rev. A A. Halnes
Mrs. Daniel Haines. Hamburg; Mrs
William Hynard and family OF Warwick
NY.
Mrs Charles L. Inslee, Thomsl
Edsall Inslee, Miss Caroline e. Inslee
Newton N. J.
K-Thomas M. Rays and wife, New
ton, N. j.; Miss Helen Kent. Mrs Kent
Hackensack, N. j.. Miss Lizzie Knight,
city.
Miss Martha E. M. Linn, Mrs A.
M Linn and Miss Linn. Charles A. Linn
and wife, Thomas Lawrence and wife,
Misses Katharine aud Maya NJ. Lawrence,
Hamburg. N. ] /; Alfred Lee, city.
M-Mrs Charles L McIlvaine, Rev.
Charles E Murray and wife, Mrs. Sam.
uel Middleton, city; Elliston P. Morris
and wife, Miss Bessie Morris, Marriott
Morris, Germantown; Theodore Morford
and wife, Misses Morford, Newton, N.
j.. Anthony d. Morford, DR.. E II.
Maynard and wife, Misses Morford,
Nyack- Hudson, N. x.
N-Miss Greta Negendank, Miss
Bertha Negendank, city; Charles Morris
and wife, Philadelphia.
P-Mrs. J. Morton Poole. j Nj. Poole
Jr. wife and family, A. D. Poole, wife
and family, Howard Pyle and wife
| William n porfar and wife cftv. T.oph