Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-04
nRiDIL BELLS WERE RINGING.


By the Rev. John u Dobbins, assisted by
the Rev. William T. Swartz. The wedding
march from Lohengrin, was played by
George r, Bard as the wedding party en-.
tered the parlor at $50 o'clock. The bridal
chamber was prettily decorated. Miss
Gertrude Bright, sister of the bride, was
maid Of honor and the bridesmaids we're
Miss Emma Nebeker and Miss Lena
Ncbeker Of Philadelphia, and Miss Ida
Provost Of Chester. The best man was
John Mclnness Of Baltimore while Miss
May Bright and Miss Helen Bowers were
ribbon bearers. The bride wore white
satin, trimmed With lace, and carried bride
roses and lilies of the valley. The maid
OF honor and bridesmaids wore white
brocadcd satin and carried rOsses. The
ribbon bearers wore white silk. The wed.
Ding 1lttS were numerous and very costly.
\ wedding dinner was served. After the
marriage the newly welded pair started
scum On wedding tour, They will reside
in Baltimore, Nd.
Wedding bells Chimed merrilv through
out the city Wednesday, a number Of mar
rage ceremonies taking place during the
day. \ pretty wedding was that OF Miss
| Eliza stevens Gano, daughter of Mrs.
Anna h. GanO, and Carl Gustaf Emil
LARSON formerly of Sweden, in Trinity
| Church Wednesday afternoon. The brides
maids were Mis-. Carrie Garrett Of Village
'treeIl and Miss Esther Barnard OF this
| city. The maid of honor WAS Miss Mary
llalleck ct Lheltun Hills Pa. The ushers
were Victor b. W0ollry ana Andrew Il
~anborn Of tins city and J.. Lent Garrett
oi Chester /, Leslie Carpenter played tile
wedding march from IDhcngrin. The
nuptlnl knot was tied 10y the Rev. II. Ash
ton Henry, rector Of the church. The
| neWiy-marri"i couple will reside at No.
! l2lI Market street
\ E!wcll 1, springer ami Miss Jennie b.
! rA.S were married a: tho home Of the
/ brides parents, No 9J3 Orange street,
] Wednesday cyenlMs by the Rev ". +.
! cambridge. Tie bride carried lilies Of
I the valley Harry W. Craig, brother OF
4 We bride acted as pcst man, and Miss l.
! Emma Craig a sister, IS maid Of honor
/ he others present We're Mr.. and Mrs.
! El.wUod Craig Mrs. sarah f. Springer,
Miss Ida NJ. Springer, Howard II Springer
Mr.. Hannah b Gregg Mr.. ANA Mrs
George y tircss, Mr, and Mr. George J.
] starr, Miss Anna a.. Craig Miss Matte r.
1 HdrkinEhRn, Miss Hannah Walker, Mrs.
| Annie Booth There were some line
| presents After partaking Ut assumptions
| Feiast tue bride and groom the G.jo train
| tor Washington, il. G.
Miss Josephine J. Lewis ana Charles H
lFiEss were united in marriage Thursday
/ llsht at lie AOmc of the brides parents
\ MI AND Mrs, William II. Rupp, No. HOS
Lincoln street, the Rev A. g. keigwin
! officiating. The best man was K. Emmett
/ lfsGs, brother OF the groom, ana Miss
4 Fannie Lewis sister OF the Bride, was
bride. maid. \ reception followed the
i wedding, The newl! married couple left
over the Baltimore K Ohiu railroad Oh a
welding tour IN thu north On their re-
| turn theE will reside At No, - West Ninth
| street.
Chatlcs +. Bicl.ta of this city and Miss
| KpsN logan pt Rising sun Wrrc married
| LHltsiay AFTERNOON at st. JOSEF hi Church.
the Key J, i. IareE officiating Miss I;ogau
| q lhis city was bridesmaid ani Joseph b.
! lickta, Il brother Of the groom. VA, hest
man, \ reception was held at the resi-
deence of tle BRIDES mother from 5 toB
o'clock after which tile newly .marricQ
| couple started On tour north
ne marriage # John J. McCl0skev and
| Miss Rose Iraynor took place iii n. Pauls
! L. Z. Chureh Thursday afternoon, the
Eey. WA. Bcrnsngham officiating. The
| wedding march was PLAYED bv Miss Agnes
Carey. William Bower was best man
! and Miss >a.lie FAIRY bridesmaid The
qshers were John Conner AMI Arthur
! Jennings \ reception followed the mar
riase ceremony.
The marriage Of Minnie Bell Johnson
and William II. Mc,'rery at Epworth VI.
4. Church was celebrated Wednesday
| under most aus psciuus circumstances, HE
Rev Isaac Jewell pastor, performed the
| ceremony. Miss ~ a. Mardrster was
bridesmaid and William Cahal best man.
| Charles Brai%ay played the welding
march. 4 reception was held until ~ y.
n, The ncNlE.nated pair lett on Il bridal
tour.
! Thomas 4. Frazer, baggage master at
the r, W y i. railroad and Miss Lola l.,
lIn.ey were married Wednesday at the
residence Of Nicholas Sherwood, 50. no
West street, Dv hr Rev A. " KpifNin.
The ushcfs were JOHN L. Sherwood and
W. L, Frazer. 4 number Of invited guests
were present,
fhs Rev. " +. cambridge performed
lGccefrlnpny atthe marriage Of j. Ellw0ud
lilrdca7,lc and Miss HARRIET :. MrNIlIin
y the nome 81 the bride parents, No t,j2
lraHklim street Wednesday. The attend
ahce was large \ reception followed the
welding.
! The marriage Of William Bowe and Miss
Maggie Maluney took place al Fl. Pads
church Wednesday morning, The Rev, N
J, Birmingham officiating. i reception
Followed AZ theIr home, 80. s3j Morrow
street -"
:. CRIES sr5norgu Nj, April 27.-Thc N.
H. ANTch was the scene ri very prc,tv
Neliins a ; o'clock last evening ME
contracting parties were Miss NOra p
Dap7pn daughter Of Thomas II Dubson
= Prominent citizen OF tireCusbyroHEh ana
Mr. l. Cgr1y curry, i popular tciegrath
operator Ht this place. lr"rythins passed
M sWuGihlG and the wedding was prf,.
hpAhGrl D4e Of the prel,iest ever held N
tins place. The church was crowded.
AhI'her very pretty wclaing, YESTERDAY.
was that Of Nj William q. Ivnch II
luiErlF, near here u Mrs. Mary 4.
4lhpn p Eusion, Talbot COUNTY, which
tlH.s place At mo latter place ill tn
Glu'"t a 10 O'Clock, a. in. The Rev
AtLi NallrOn performed the impressive