Evening journal., 1893-06-30


crowd dispersed.
Miss Ella wittenberg. who has been
visiting relatives in Philadelphia, has
returned home
Miss Gertrude Shultz, Of Wayne, Pa,
who has been visiting her grandfather
and other relatives in this city, is now
visiting friends in Newark.
John Drummond, of Wilmington, is
visiting his two daughters, Mrs Thomas.
of Ellsworth street, and Mrs. Pierce, Of
West Sixth street. Chester Pa.
Misses Anna and Cornelia Sorber. West
Chester, are visiting friends in Whining
ton.
Miss Nelly A. Todd, of this city, is the
guest Of Mrs. George J. Palmer at West
Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs George Whann, of Spring
field, ILL.,, are visiting relatives in this
city.
The third entertainment of the New
Century Club auxiliary course will be
given this evening at the New. Century
Club drawing room. A select program
has been prepared, which is as follows:
Vocal Solo - '''s' 'i'
a. Pain, '''''''''' g5ls.eln .,lll
Mrs. II. b. Stapierr. '''i''7 ''9
Piano solo, Marcia Fantastique .... Barpil
Vocal solo-
II. Bird Raptures. ............... Cowen
b. The Ferry for shadowland
Miss Wales. >'''A
Vocal solo, Aria, French, from Carmen" 4"
Mrs. Stapler.
Vocal solo, The Birthday ay................ Cowen
Miss Wales.
Mr.. Wales.
CENTREvILLE, Nd, June 80. - The
leading social event in Centreville this
season was the marriage of Samuel
White, Jr., of New York. and Miss
Laura Vert Wesson, daughter Of Mrs
w. T. P. Turpin, of this place, in st.
PauPs Protestant Episcopal Church, yes
terday.
The chancel was filed with plants.
roses, orchids, palms, &C., and a gate of
smilaN and roses separated the pews re-
served for the bridal party from the rest
of the church.
At noon the rector Rev James A.
Mitchell, entered from the vestry room
and was followed by the groom and his
best man, Harry White. Of Milford,
Del, who remained at the altar rail.
The flower girl, who opened the gate for
the bridal party. Miss Isabelle Turpin,
came from the left transept and the maid
of honor, Miss Della Wesson. from the
right. She was followed by the brides
maids, Misses Katherine John Brown
and Carolyn Potter, of Baltimore, Katie
Busteed, Alice Turpin and Anna Turpin,
of Centreville, and Nella Grimes, OF
Raleigh, three from each side. Joining
and marching toward the door.
On arriving at the entrance of the
church they separated, while the bride
on the arm Of Mr. Turpin, passed through
preceded by the maid Of honor, and theI
paired again and were followed by tn,
ushers, Messrs Gulick and Jones, ot
New York, and Madison Brown, f. Keat
| ing, Walter Bro wn and Macon Wesson
of Centreville As they approached tn,
chancel, 'Lohengrins Wedding March
was sung by full choir, with Professor
NJ ]. Woodford, organist.
The bride was attired in white cotelll
silk, trimmed in rich old lace,
family heirloom. Her only ornament wa
a diamond star holding the veil. Sh,
carried white prayer-book, the gift o.
her mother, with the marriage servic'
marked by white rosebud. The ser
vice was read from this book.
The bridesmaids wore gowns of whit,
organdie and Leghorn hats, trimmed in
the colOrs of the bouquets which thel
carried-two pink, two red and TIVE
cream.
At Locust Hill, the residence of Mr.
Turpin, wedding breakfast was served
on the lawn, which was dotted Will
tables. awnings and flowers. Mr.. anC
Mrs. White will make tour to Sara
toga, Niagara and the White mountains
The bridesmaids received souvenirs o
hlagree hsirpins on tortoise shell points
and the ushers blue enameled searfpins
Among the many at the church an,
reception were Miss Mary White
Samuel White. Mrs. Mary Torbert
Miss Thaw and Simeon Penniwell, o
Milford, Del; Mrs Henry Neal
Mr.. and Mrs Charles X. Barnes
DR.. and Mrs. Cahall, Mr. and Mrs
Frank McCloskey, Dr. and Mrs. Wight
man, and J. S. Wright, OF Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bad ger Brown, Mr.
Burkloe Brown, they Misses Porter, Mis-
l Earle, Miss n. Markoe, Mis-
j Katharine Goldsboro and Mrs. J
R. Emory, Of Baltimore; Misses Reb
Case and Naomie Rodney, of Ney
Castle, Del and from Centreville an
its vicinity, Mr.. and Mrs. Whine
Emory, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +
Rolph, Mr.. and Mrs. e. 3
Brown, Mr. and Mrs w. Holton, DR.. an
Mrs Corkran, Mr and Mrs T. Davidson
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wright. Misse
Menick. Legg, Feddeman, Mitchell
Brown and Walker, DR.. Holton, an
Messrs. Heating Emory, Legg, Fedd,
man. Mitchell and others.
The boys and girls of the class Of g
will be rendered a reception by th
Alumni Association of the High SchoC
in Professor Webster's room, EIDE
Hall
Cards are out for the wedding Of Mis-
Laura Bishop, daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
J. Bradford Bishop, to William ,
Shawn, at st. Andrews Church, o
Wednesday, July 12, at o'clock.
The Longfellow Chautauqua Literar
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