The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-28
FOURTH edition


Weddings Galore.
Sly little cupid pranced around yes
terday at n lively rate. and his victims
fell thick and fast there being 10 less
than eight weddings reported and pro-
badly u number more not reported.
The weddings commenced III the af-
ternoon about $50 o'clock when Mr..
George j. johnson of Ridley Park, Pa,
aud Miss Anna f., daughter of the late
Charles Mcl loskey Of this city, pre-
sented themselves before the altar of
st. Panf5 II. q. Church and were mar
ried by the Rev. NJ. Y. Fallon. The
couple was unattended AMI as soon rs
the ceremony was over they LETT by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
their new home ut Moore's station,
Delaware County. Pa
Following ut 4 o'clock, Mr. jeremiah
j. Cotton. contractor and builder,
and Miss Ida Frances Lynch were mar
ried in tho same church by Father
Fallon. Hugh liessiOu was Brooms-
man and Miss Katie Lynch was brides
maid. The bride wore whip--ord, steel
co.or. and carried bun roses. 1he
bridesmaid wore bedford cord the
same shade as the BRIDES costume. A
reception was held at the home of tho
brides parents. No. los south Frank
lin street. A large number of presents
were received. Mr.. aud Mrs, Cotton
Will reside at 823 Chestnut street.
Father Fallon had still another party
to unite, but the services were per-
formed at No. SOD Adams street. The
happy couple were, Mr.. Lewis Gordon
Mays, formerly OF Lynchburg, Va, and
Miss Lizzie V. Moore, daughter of
Edward c. Moore. Miss Annie q.
hnnV.A hti,Inafrntl Shan
purd best man.
The bride were steel silk bengaline
and carried white roses, The brides.
maid wore dove.colured bengaline.
MIR. and Mrs. Mays will live at No. 800
South ADAMS street for tho present.
Philip j. Butler, saloon keeper of
No. 800 East Fourth street. and Miss
Anna Is. brennan We're married last
night by the Rev, George j. Kelley.
pastor OF st. Alary's X. q. Church. at
the home OF the BRIDES mother, No.
I0i Poplar street. Miss ella Corbit,
OF New York, was the bridesmaid and
Thomas brennan OF Camden best man.
China silk was the brides costume and
bunch of Easter lilies, The brides
maid wore cream brocaued silk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler left on the LBS
o'clock train this morning for New
Britain, Conn. They Will live at No.
800 East Fourth street
Father Kelly, about 4.S0 o'clock yes
tcriay afternoon joined Bernard Bon
ner and Miss Anna Point in the holy
bouus of matrimony III St. Peters Il.
c. Church.
A reception was held mt o'clock, u t
the residence OF the brides sister Mrs.
anirl Mu herin, No. 523 West Sixth
4 b
illuminated and decorated and large
number of people were present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonner left at : O'clOcl;
for u two weeks visit through Virgin,
in. When they return they willlive at
| Fifth and Spruce streets
Mr.. Albert JelleriS ard Miss May
| Armltase Fairlamh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, William IL Fairlamb, No SD1
| West Eighth street, wera mar ried last
night AT the residence of the brides
parents by the Raw william II. John.
son OF the First Unitarian thurch, the
ring being used in the ceremony. The
BRIDE was given away 10y her father,
and Miss Kate Loury played the we'd
| ding march, The pneIOr was decogHt-
ed with palms. The bride wore cOrl-
al silk entrain and trimmed with
Duchess lace she carried bridp roses
Alter receiving the congratulations of
a large number OF friends MIR. AMI
! MIS-. Jolieri5 took tao o. II O'Clock
train north. Their home will be at
No H0j Monroe street, The presents
We're beautiful, numerous and useful.
At ) u'rtOGk yesterday afternoon q
very pretty Wedding took place in the
| tirst Unitarian Church. West street
above Eighth. The contracting pul
Lies We're Mr.. Theodore Alfred l.eisen,
assistant engineer in charge oil sewers.
and Alis5 Gretchen Watson, daughter
OF Mrs. Margaret .. Stock. and Rev
| William h. johnson performed the
L, remony. Mr.. Frank Leisen, brother
oil the groom was Lest man, and Miss
Jennie Lands of NolIi-town, Pa, was
bridesmaid The ushers We're Robert
&, stock and L. l., kurtL. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lei5en went South on the IA ex
press Alter heir return they will re
side at No 1919 MunrDe street.
,ierald i)oughe.ty and Miss Mary Il
sheridan were married ut . O'Clock
lhe tTst man WITS John l1ousherty OF
Philadelphia and the bridesmaid wa.
Agnes higgins.
Mr. Henry Hoo of Burlington
n. j., and Miss Matte Brady were mar
ried in 81. Mary's Ihureh parsonage
on Wednesday afternoon by lteV
Father kelley. IN the presence OF
few friends. After tho ceremony II re
ccptiuu wis given at the house of til,
lhrlde's mother, Ne. So tlaymuH
street, South ilminElun. The hnpp,
par started for Darlington, n. i.
where they will reside tins afternoon
being 50 fortunate as 10 have ME
iittla hoGse lifted up Tor their occu
Fancy.