Evening journal., 1892-06-30

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Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, June 30-The biggest
wedding of the year was that of Rudolph
A. Yallette and Miss Bessie p. Sewell,
last evening, and it was the second pub
lie ceremony that has been performed in
the NJ. K. Church here. The church was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and towering arch stood In the center
of the aisle at the altar, with a large
wedding bell suspended. Long before
the wedding hour arrived. the portion Of
the church not reserved for the guests
was filed to overfowing with the whis-
pering neighbors and friends Of the
bridal party The ushers, Edmond G.
Conroy w. c. Grimes, Frank II. Gulick
and j. Harry King, were kept very busy
showing the three hundred guests to
their pews in the church.
At s 10 o'clock the bridal party entered
the church and Rev T. +. Martindale,
who has ofiiciated at a hundred similar
occasions on this Peninsula, met them at
the chancel. The ceremony was brief
but impressive, the whole audience stand
ing during its performance. John b.
Sewell, brother Of the bride, was the best
man and Miss Sallie Wise was the brides
maid Miss Maggie Gordon was maid of
honor The bride bridesmaid and maid
OF honor wore beautiful Henrietta dresses
and the men were attired in evening
dress After the ceremony the guests
followed the coaches to the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Vallette, where a
reception was held.
The big company Of guests spent the
evening in greeting each other and in
specting the roomful of beautiful presents
in the second story of the house. The
wedding supper was prepared by j. o.
Roberts and a corps Of assistants, Miss
Sallie Riddle presiding at the tables in
the dining room. At $50 o'clock, the
City Cornet Band led by Thomas X. Ian
caster, serenaded the bride and groom,
and after a brief concert the players
were invited in and were
served with refreshments by Miss
Riddle.
Soon after 10 o'clock, Mr.. and Mrs
Vallette entered a cab in front Of the
house and left, amid a shower Of rice for
Wilmington, whence they went to At
lantic City. They will be at home after
July O.
The invited guests were as follows:
From this city, j. NJ Wise, and wife,
Joseph Hickman and wife, L. O. Wise
Miss Kate Mcguire, j. Irwin Vanars.
dalen and wife, J. J. Hudson and wife.
s. A. Stewart and wife. William Hushe-
beck, George w. Grimes and wife
Fred Brown and wife, Il. c. Conroy
Miss Maggie Kelley, Mr. and Mrs.
Porter John Conley, Fred Eagle and
wife, Miss Mollie Knause. Miss May
GOodley, Mr. and Mrs. Nickery, j. NJ
Saunders and wife. Miss Emma David.
son, J. B. Manlove and wife, Charles
Edwards, Miss Sarah LaBoube, Elmer
Hawke Miss Jennie Saunders, Misses
May end Lucille Martindale John Hen.
bricks aud wife. f. H. Naylor and
fie, A. E. Davidson and wife
inomas Frazer and wife, Mr. and
llrs base, FitnS Gihney. Miss Mary
q. nner, John $. King and wife, Mrs
Elizabeth Foster Bayard Mitchell and
sa., lhn Foster and son. A. 5 Truitt
AID wife, j. Preston Ball. C. c. Lunt and
wife, John c. King and wife
iohn Bacon and wife, Moses Flem
lu4 and wife Lewis Hushebeck and wife
Afi hur Kee. Miss Edith Hushebeck
lewis Burke and wife Theodore Hanf
tAN' AAhAANi hio0 HAiiN
fan1 Pinkerton, Miss Lizzie Hofmann
iHnies Whitelock and wife, James C.
ieuison aud wife, Mr. peckham ano
wife. b Sewell Miss Sallie Wise
Mahlnn Lancaster and wife, Miss Ros,
DuHgheriy John Hammer, Miss HATTIE
King Thomas Gravel and wife
Harry King, Lewis Vallette and wife
John Megginson and wife. Thomas Barr
and wife. James Foster and wife, Mrs
Weggenman. Misses Agnes and Maggie
Duncan, Edward Challenger and wife
rrs. Dillin, Miss Maggie Dillin, II. A
Dennison and wife, Jesse Biggs and wife
DIR. j. j. Black, b. +. Blackburn an,
wife, A. H. Padberg, John Pedrick an,
wife, w. w Simpson and wife, Owen Rob
erts and wife, r. c. Gordon and wife
Miss Ray Burke, Miss Louisa Dillin. WIN
liam Weggenman and wife, John s. Wis
and wife, Leslie White and wife, William
Gordon and wife, +. II. Guile Professo
Druckenmiller and wife, Theodore Atxin
son, Jr., Edward Eagle, Miss Mary King
James Bacon and wife, Misses Cora am
Flo Downs, John Downs and wife ]. L
Matthews and wife, John Meyers an
wife, Wilmington; Brice Brewer, An
napohs, Md
From Bordentown, N. j.. Mrs. Kat
Michel, Mrs. Charles Bowker, W
Michel, Wesley Slocum. From Camder
w. F. Vallette, Mrs. Sophie Causlan,
James Kirby, James II Coombs and wifi,
James Acye and wife From Pilade
phia Henry Vallette Mr.. and Mr.
William Mckinney, Mr. and Mr.
James Fannon, Matthew Conlan,
Harry McKiever and wife. Mrs
r. j. Colesworthy, Samuel McKeiv,
aud wife, Aleck and Dual Cambell, Wi
liam Boyer and wife, the Misses Ann
and Lizzie Kennedy, Miss Ada Have
Miss Lizzie Mckinney, Miss Name Walsl
Walter Lyttle and wife From Newarl
n. j.. Henry A. Rothfuss. Miss Carr
Rothfuss, Mr.. and Mrs Hid, Mrs. /
Kaufman and Jacob, William and Go,
frey Kaufman, Mr.. Schwankst, J. Winl
icker and wife.
Nearly One Thousand Names.