Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03
WATs0S-IrOOD.
A Church wedding Followed by he

nlb p. III. Thursday IN Union NJ. u.
Church, by the Rev. i. l.. Hubbard. The
ceremony was witnessed by large num-
Der of friends Of the bride and groom,
who crowded the church to its utmost
capacity,
The bride was charmingly arrayed in
white sublime cloth and carried roses. The
bridesmaid, Miss Emma Watson, sister of
the groom wore cream henrietta and also
carried roses. The grooms best man was
James A. Oliver. Jr., of this city. The
Ilshers were Charles Moore of Coatesyille,
Pa. and Maris Alexander, George stewart
and Edward Matthews of Wilmington.
Il. b. Potter played the wedding marches
and during the ceremony the couple stood
beneath floral bell. The church was
handsomely decorated with waving palms
and lovely flowers
After the wedding reception was held
at the home of the groom's parents, No.
COB West Third street, where the friends of
the couple assembled to tender their con-
gratulatons. Refreshments were served
in abundance by the caterers, Alexander
Wheatley of this city and Mr.. Winkler of
Philadelphia. Among those present were
the following:
James Nowand, Mrs. Benjamin King,
Mrs, +. Baker, Harry Rowland, Laura
Shields Mrs. Pima wilkins, Frank
Mitchell, George Dennison, Mrs. Weldin,
Mrs, Sanderson, Mr.. Chambers, Mr..
Shuttle, Mr.. Conner, Mr.. McMullin, the
Rev. Adam Stengle, William Person,
James Pierson, Mrs. Brieey, Frank lay
Tor of Hockessin, Mrs. Morrison, Miss Sill
litoe Charles Moon of Coatesyille, Pa,
Annie MeNulty, Lena Mason, Mabel Stew
art, Frank Dure, Harry Vollmer, Mr. Will
l;ins, Sarah and Emma Prochnow, George
Wilkins, Annie Person Of Elkton, Md,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snowden, Mrs.
Fannie Truitt of Haddontield, n. j.;
David Wood of Centreyille, Del,
Mrs. Riggs, Mrs. Flanagan, Mrs, +. Irons,
Everett Jones, Lille Blackburn, James A.
oliver. ST.. George Mclaughlin, Joseph
Kitchen, James A. Oliver, Jr., Harry Ever
son, George Stewart, h. Wilkins John
Kilmer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ], Watson Of
Washington, y, e, George Turner, Viii
liam Kitchen William Scott Of Camden,
n, j., William Whtworth, George Biddle
Of Elkton, Md, Amos Pierson, Warren
Mccall, Elwood Booker of Jersey City,
Lizzie Wilkins, I'd. Mathews, Katie
King rnt Mr.; Patton a. he ha,,o Rev ps.I =
Hanseli, Kate Braunstein, Mrs. Thorpe,
Mrs. Turner, Miss Lydia Reisser, Richard
Mccall, William Mccormick, Theodore
FIncher, A. V. Hysare, Miss Townsend,
George King, Mrs. Jane Feaster, Kate
Pierce, Harry Pierson, William Lawton,
John .Keathly, Lottie Pyle, Willard Hay
man, Emma Thielman, George Hayes,
Howard Mcdaniel, Mr.. Botham, Joseph
wilkins, Frank Cannon, Robert Edwards,
Josie Nlallan, Mrs. Pearson, ]. Howell.
Mrs. J. Harsh, Harry Wheeler, ]. l.,
Saville, George Stidham, Maris Alexander,
John Bennett, Mrs. Cantwell, John Now
land, Charles wilkins, William Rowland,
George Hardin, George Crawford.
The presents were as follows: Half
dozen glasses, pair vases, two mats, two
rockers, three pictures, three quilts four
sets table cloths aud napkins, three pairs
sheets two pairs pillow cases, lot of dinner
napkins, two footstools, three tides, two
table covers, one piece bric-a-brac, head
rest, pair bronze images, two jewel cases,
one silver pitcher, pair bisque images, two
cushions, salt and pepper holders, oak bed
room suit, lemonade set, two toilet bottles,
| fancy plate, clothes rack, two pictures,
lamp, silver crumb tray, three lamps, two
tables, scrap basket, table cover, glassware,
wall pocket, set Of Dishes picture castor,
carving knife and fork, half-dozen fruit
| plates, half-dozen tumblers, lemonade set,
| two fancy plates silver cake basket, silver
| teapot, silver soup tourlne, silver indl-
| vidual salt cellars solid silver cake basket,
bouquet holder couch, chamber set, three
| pairs towels, lace shams and covers, bureau
| scarf, clothes basket seven quilts, UNI
brella holder, dessert set, two mirrors, four
| silver soup ladies', four silver sugar spoons,
| two silver butter knives, two silver napkin
rings, silver butter dish, one dozen silver
| spoons, PIN tray.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son drove to the p, w. e. b. station and
took the 1890 train for Philadelphia, from
| which CITY they started this morning for a
| tour to New York and points north. A
large party of friends saw them off at the
! station, and the showers of rice and
| friendly adieus were almost sufficient in
size and volume to stop the train.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Watson will be "at home"
after November 9th at their future resi-
| dence on West Fourth street, between
Madison and Monroe.
| MoEAGHAS-CARTER,
| Another pretty church wedding Thurs
day took place in st. Pauls Catholic
| Church. 1t was solemnized i'll the after
noon. The Rev, NJ. y. Fallon performed
| the ceremony and was assisted by Fathers
Birmingham and Quiglcy. William 7.
| Monaghan was the groom and Miss Adelia
L. Carter the bride Marx |. Mckenna
was best man and Misses Annie freeman,
Elsie Ferguson and Sadie Sillitoe were
bridesmaids, The nshers were John 7.
| Kane and James Il. Farley. The bride
wore white silk, trimmed with pearl orna-
ments and orange blossoms, and carried
| roses.
The reception was held at the residence
of the contracting couple, No. 3O2 Broome
street. Among those in attendance were
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas +. Curley, Jr., Mr.,
and Mrs. John +. Finn, Mr., and Mrs,
John ]. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il
John Conway, Miss Mary Dillon, Miss
Annie. Dillon, John ]. Crogan, Michael
Newell, Miss Maggie Bonner, Miss Mary
Hession, John ]. Crumlsh, Arthur Nc
Dermitt, Miss Kate kcDermitt, owen j,
Hession, L. ], Curley, Miss Aggie Curley
Miss Mary Curley, Miss g. pougherty
Frank b. Forrest. Miss Ella Curley, Miss
Kate Hayes, Charles 4. sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs Perry, Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Il. Rey.
bold, Mr., and Mrs. William Mailer, Miss
Lizzie Farra, Miss Lucy Farra, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Barnett, Miss Maggie Cahill, Mr.. anG
Mrs. John L, Splan. Miss Mary O'Connor
Miss Lizzie Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs.G L. Lyman
Mrs. WI. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
+. Duffy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Howett
Fox, Miss Katie Reddington. John Nc
Closkey, Mr.. and Mrs. James Murray, Mr.
and Mrs, Thomas Flemming, Mrs. NJ
Monaghan, James Monaghan, lame
Cassidy, Mrs. Mary McCallister, Il. l.. Eos
ter, Edward Monaghan, William McCallis
ter. d. K. Sherwood, Mrs. L. Jones, Mrs
T.. Clcary, Miss Rose Monaghan, Mrs. A
X. SiIlitoe, Miss Flora Sillitoe, Thoma
Monaghan, A. l.. Dougherty, James Mona
ghan, John Monaghan, Miss Sadie Silitoe
Mrs. l.. r. Foster, MIR. and Mrs. William
Watson, Miss l.. Silitoe, Miss Julia Cry
Mrs. Charles +. Walters, Miss Nora Wal
ters Miss Layina Sillitoe, Edward Sillitoe
Mr. and Mrs. john Wood i. Sillitoe, Mis-
Mary Ginder, Peter Ginder and John
GaiIney.
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The case Of Supervisor A. Wallace