Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-06-16
NEw CASTLE wEDDINGs.
One on Tuesday, One Yesterday, and
Two Others in Prospect.

| Special correspondence Gazette and Journal.
| NEW CASTLE, june 15-The first Baptist
| Church was the scene of brilliant we'd
| ding this morning, the participants being
Brinton w. Roberts and Miss Clara Daily,
daughter Of City Assessor Edward Daily
| William w. Daily was best man and Miss
| Emma Murray bridesmaid j. Henry
| Price and Ozro Lunt were the ushers.
Precisely at 10 O'Clock the bridal party
entered the church to the strains of we'd
ding march from Mendelssohn, executed on
the organ by Daniel X. Wolfe. They were
met Al the altar by the pastor of the church,
| the Rev. William j. Cambron, who per-
| formed the ceremony. The church was
| completely filled with relatives and friends
OF the parties. The bride was attired in
| tan henrietta with lace, and Miss Murray
| in steel henrietta with trimmings. The
| groom and best man wore the conven-
| tlonai black and the ushers were in full
dress. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts were driven to the home OF the
brides parents, on Young street, where a
reception was held, lasting until o'clock.
The guests numbered nearly d hundred
| and included people from Philadelphia,
Wilmington, Middletown, West Chester.
Peinberton, N. j., Camden N. j., and this
city. The wedding presents were numerous
and valuable. The bride and groom left
| on the LOO train for an extended tour, n
large part of which will be spent at At
lantic City. When they return they will
take up their home in this city. Mr..
Roberts, the groom, is foreman in the
r., w. d b. railroad shops in Wilmington.
a pretty wedding was celebrated at B
O'Clock last evening in ST. Peters X. G.
Church, the contracting parties being Jere.
miah Donovan and Miss Sallie Duffy, both
of this city. Philip Duffy of Macon, Ga,
brother of the bride. was best man and
Miss Laura Cunning Of Philadelphia was
bridesmaid The costumes were hand
some and very elaborate. The Rev. Father
Brady performed the ceremony, which
was with the ring. A reception at the
home of the brides mother on Vine street
followed the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles V. Wise have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Carrie, to DR.. Howard Lotland,
at their home, on Delaware street, Tues
day evening, the 2sth instant.
Rudolph A. Valette and Miss Bessie
Sewell will be married in the NJ. Il. Church
wednesday evening, June 10Th. Cards for
the event appeared yesterday.
II. k. Cochran and j. Thomas Budd, ac-
companied by the Pennsylvania mem ers,
came here by rail yesterday and boarded
the tug Mascot at Delaware street wharf
for trip to Bombay Hook to look up a
favorable site for the proposed new quar-
antine station. The result of their trip
was not made public.
The New Castle Library Association have
completed all arrangements for moving
the library from its present place to the
new building at Orange and Harmony
streets about the first of August.
Robert G. Glover, who attainedsthe age
OF q years Monday, was surprised by a
large l,arty of friends who spent the even
ing at his home on the Glebe farm. He
received many gifts.
Officer Morgan arrested a Hungarian for
severely kicking a woman of the same
nationality, in Dobbinsvile, yesterday.
The prisoner at hearing before the
mayor, was fined SIS and costs.
William w. Cooper is ont for the Demo-
cratic nomination for hundred assessor.