Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1891-01-08
VOL. XLllI.
BATEMAN--.GANDY
A Brilliant Wedding at
NeWDOrf.

Tuesday evening, December 31st, at
s o'clock, at the residence of Ambrose
Candy, Esq in the presence of large
number of relatives and friends, DIR.
Frank NJ. Bateman, of Cedarville, and
Miss May Candy were married, Rev.
G. &. Sensor performing the ceremony.
The bride was attired in beautiful
white satin gloriosa, V. neck, train,
and beautiful bouquet, tastefully ar
ranged.
There were about one hundred pres
ent het at ceremony, who were invit-
ed to the dining room which was deco.
rated with the American flags, to par
take of the elegant refreshments pre-
pared for the festive occasion.
The presents were beautiful, namely:
George Bowen and wife, linen table
cloth and napkins; John Rainier and
wife, bouquet table; G. Edward Muir
ray and wife, linen table cloth; j, G.
Bowen and wife, linen table cloth; AL
lison Camm and lady, whatnot; Capt.
David Sheppard and wife, half dozen
silver knives; Miss Saliie Ewing. fancy
scarf; Burt Ewing, half dozen silver
spoons; Mrs. Cornelia Bowman, rug;
Albert J. Ogden, dressing case; Miss
Sadie Newcomb, silver butter bowl;
Mrs. John 8. Ware, silver berry spoon;
j. Chester Downam, sugar bowl; Robt.
II. Wilkinson, China cracker bowl
Miss Sallie Foster, silver ladle; VIM; /;
w. Riley and wife. silver butter dish;
Robert Howell and wife, two silver
butter knives; Mrs. L. L. Stryker, one
set of glassware; Miss Emma Nelson,
SO, gold piece; Miss Fannie Gale, S.
gold piece; Phenix Cosier and wife. SIS
gold piece; Geo. W. Powell and wife,
set of glass ware; Miss Carrie F. Lee,
sugar spoon; Lehman Garrison and
vile, silver butter knife; VIM. r. Ev-
ans and wife, silver sugar spoon; BENZ.
Joslin and wife, an elegant chair scarf;
Harry Sites, carving set; Mrs. Ellison
r. Bateman, fine pin cushion; j. u.
Ogden and wife, Rochester lamp; Ma
tilda Ogden and E. Gruninger, silver
cream cup, Mrs. Davis Silver, chow
chow ladle; L. M. Ogden and wife, sill
yer celery set; Belford E. Stathem and
wife, half dozen fruit knives; j. R.
Hartman and wife, silver ladle; G. s.
Stevens and wife, carving set; Mrs.
Lucy L. Sharp, butter knife and sugar
spoon; Miles Candy and wife, large
picture; Howard Sites and wife, nice
clock; VIM. B. Lawrence and wife,
large picture; Miss Annie Candy, two
bisque ornaments; Miss Emma Joslin,
half dozen linen napkins; Eddie G.
Compton, dozen napkins; Chester and
Matte Shepparp, silver fruit jar; Miss
Eta Perret, silver pickle castor; w.
l.. Stevens and wife, silver celery set;
Mrs. Sophie s. Compton, half dozen
silver spoons; Miss Laura F. Ladow,
silver and glass berry dish; Miss A.
Stiles, handsome scarf; Lizzie G.
Bowen, head rest; Paul Stathem and
wife, silver oyster ladle; J. w. Cornell
and wife, dozen silver spoons; Eugene
bateman and family, silver butter
oowl; Matte Richman, silver fruit la
ole; DIR. A. P. Glanden and wife, octa.
gon mirror; Edwin F. Mulford and
VILE, pair Of woolen blankets; Frank
d. Munord, book; VIM. Phillips and
vile, linen counterpane; Mrs. Frank
Wills' rug; K. Morris Bateman and
WIFE, picture; Robt. Cheesman and
lady, picture; VIM. Compton and wife.
pair OF linen towels; Myrtle Compton.
picture; Chas. G. Sheppard and wife
linen counterpane.
Dr. and Mrs. Bateman left New
1ear's for their new home at Cedar
vile.