The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-30

was plain and transformations without
either bridesmaid or groomsman. MIR.
Smith is bookkeeper for Miller d
Co., plumbers, and the bride resides
with her parents. After the marriage
10 reception was held. after which the
newly married couple left on we'd
ding tour to New York and Boston.
On their return they will reside at No.
COS Poplar street.
Smith and William b. Smith of Elk
ton, Md; Herbert j. Smith, of Phi Ia
delphia; Mrs. M. E. Riley and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Riley, William
Royal and family, Mr.. and Mrs. L. b.
Riley. Mrs. DruIy and daughter, Mr.,
and Mrs. II. A. Miller. MIR. and Mrs.
George Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
III. Foster, Samuel Harris and family,
William Stilley and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel p. Gookln, Miss Lille
|Rinker, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Parker,
MIR. and Mrs. John A. Todd, Mrs. Ill
man Row, Miss Addie Franklin, Miss
Laura Davis, Miss Annie l. Smith, Miss
Carrie Ii. Smith, Mrs. Allen, MIR. and
Mrs. Bayard Gem, Marshal j. Hender-
lson, w. q. Bryan, William Smith, J.
Henderson Smith, George Sparks,
William Wickersllam and others.
The second wedding was that OF
Miss Margaret Poole, daughter OF the
late Thomas Poole of this city, and
Richard Edsall. OF Hamburg, N. j.,
(which took place last evening at I
O'Clock In st. Andrews Episcopal
Church, Eighth and Shipley streets,
the Rev. Carries L. Murray, the rector
ot the church, officiating. The church
WAS we'll filled with the friends and
relatlyes OF the contracting parties,
MIR. Thomas Edsall, brother Of the
groom, was best man, and Miss Mamie
swift was maid of honor. The ushers
were: Mnhlon Belts, John Richardson,
of this city, David Edsall, Frank Ed
sail, brothers OF the groom; Frank Ru-
pert, of Philadelphia and Orville War
ing of Plainsfleld, N. j., and the brides
maids were: Miss Mamie Warner, Miss
lHoguet, OF Bristol, Pa; Miss Emily
Warner, Miss Linda Dallett, Miss Mary
Warner and Miss Greta Negendank, Of
this city.
/ At the conclusion OF the ceremony
ia reception was held at the home Of
Miss Josephine Warner, No. 1900 Della
ware avenue, where a collation. was
served. The parlors were beautifully
decorated, and selected orchestra
discoursed delightful music from the
rear porch of the honse. At 1880, Mr.
and Mrs, Edsall started on a trip to
Niagara Falls, after which they will re-
side In Pittsburg, Pa, where Mr.. Ed
sail is engaged In the iron business.
A third wedding was that of Miss
Lizzie KEGS, to MIR. james Thomson
last night at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph English, No. 3l2 East
Fourth street, by the Rev. +. l.. Hub
bard, pastor of Union NJ. Z. Church.
George v Mason was best man and
Miss Anna Boys was maid of honor.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rudolph, of Darby, Pa. /;
alr and Mrs. John Sayers, of Chester,
La. Mr.. and Mrs. John Baxter Cam
den, N. j.; Mrs. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Robinson, Mrs. Hannoway,
Mrs. Beckiey. Miss Morrison. Mrs. L.
q, Smith. Mrs II. N Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. Il. ]. Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jomes Gray, Miss Anna Boy, Fan.
ME KEGS, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Petite,
Mrs. Willard, Miss Kate Trultt, Mr..
land Mrs. b. spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
I Il. Bennett the Rev. and Mrs. William
lStimmell, Mr.. and Mrs. George GRAVY
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Sokers, Lola Craw-
| ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cloud, Mrs.
Mary Sullivan, Mrs. Leslie Appleby.
Msses Appleby, Miss Emma johnson,
Miss Florence Mendinhall, Miss Bertha
lStldham, Misses Sullivan, MIR. and
Mrs. George Turner. MIR. and Mrs.
William Cbesley, Mrs. Stewart. Miss
lMonlson, Mrs, Il. &. Smith, Mrs. A. N.
Thompson and many others.
Mr.. Harry l.. Gray and Miss Annie
y. Pearson were united in the holy
ponds or matrlmony at o'clock last
evening, by Rev, John ID. G. Hanna, at
IA
4 large assemblage of relatives, friends
land neighbors.
After the ceremony and eongratula-
tons, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray took a car
lrlage at the door, after being most
lbounteously showerod with rice while
departing, reaching the s o'clock train
en- route Tor Ohio. bountiful repast,
consisting OF great variety of cakes,
ice creams fruits and hot coffee. was
served to tho guests by first class
caterer.
Miss Fannie P. Scott and Mr.. Victor
hughes were married at the residence
lof Mrs. Catllarine Lang, No. 1901 West
Seventh street, last eyning, in tho
Ipresence of about ono hundred rela-
tives and friends, all of whom wished
tho contracting parties long and hap
Ipy ives. 1he ceremony was perform
Presbyterian church, in his usual i'm
presslye style. Among the many
guests were James Hutchinson and
vile, Mrs. Kate Andreuss and Miss
Agnes Scott from New York. The pre-
SCENTS were very numerous as well as
costly. The happy pair started on a
"TRIP to Philadelphia, with the inten-
ton of extending 1t to Washington.
d. O. .
Harry Stern and Miss Lucy Stats
Iwero united in marriage last evening
lat tho residence OF the brides parents,
ll9ll Delaware avenue In the presence
Iof large number of relatives and
intimate friends, Rev. Walter u. Avery
loiiiciated. The bride was eostumed in
n very pretty cream colored albatross,
lthe groom Wore the conventional
black suit. Vim. j. Stats brother to
the bride acted as best man, and Miss
Kate Staats, a cousin was bridesmaid.
AFTER Tho ceremony the company re-
treated to tho dining room where a
large table already laden with cakes,
fruits and Ice cream WAS awaiting
Them. Inc numerous gifts were both
1preLty and useful. Al about $50
O'Clock MI. and Mrs. Stern left amidst
Ia storm of rice and old shoes for their
home lIsl Scott street which WIS al
ready furnished and awaiting them,
Mr.. and Mrs, Stern have many warm
friends, who heartily wish for them a
long life OF happy wedlock.
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