Evening journal., 1893-11-15

Peacock, Washington; Miss Amy Piser,
Falkland: Miss Clara Piser, Philadel-
phia; James Pusey, Edward Pusey, Miss
Mamie Pusey, Miss Louise Pusey, Avon
dale; Mr. and Mrs. John Plling. Newark
II Mrs. Fanny Robinson, Robert P.
| Robinson, Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Reybold, Miss Jean Reybold, VIII
mington.
S-Mr. ana Mrs. Calvin Springer. Mer-
maid; Alvin Satterthwaite, Miss Bertha
Satterthwaite, Stanton Miss Sallie Snod-
grass, Wilmington
miss Senie Thesis, Philadelphia;
Frank p. Turner Wilmington; Daniel
Thompson, Miss Buelah Thompson, of
Thompson.
W-Mrs William H. Wallis, Blacks,
Nd; Delsplaine Willis. Philadelphia;
Harry Webber, Christiana; Isaac h.
Worrall, Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs,
William A. Weldon, Howard Weldon,
Miss Clara Weldon, Newport; Mr. and
mrs. B f Williams. Philadelphia; Miss
Helen n. Wilson, Newark
Special Correspondence Evening journal
DOVER, Nov 15.-The event of to-day
in Dover was the wedding Of Miss Belle
A. Campbell, eldest daughter of A. j.
Campbell, to Benjamin L. Speal.
The ceremony took place at noon, at
Holy Cross Catholic Church and was sol
emnized by Rev Miles ] McMannus.
Miss Nellie T. Campbell, sister of the
bride was bridesmaid and Edward s.
Speal, brother Of the groom, acted as
best man.
The bride wore beautiful gown of
pearl colored surah silk, with hat to
match. She carried a white velvet
prayer book. The bridesmaids frock
was also of pearl colored surah. She
carried big bunch of La France roses.
Maurice Hsrtnett and James KERN
acted as ushers. As the bridal party
entered the church Miss Mary Hartnett
played the wedding march
reception at the home of the
brides parents followed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Spesl went on wedding
trip to Washington. Upon their return
they will make their home in Dover.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. p j. Monaghan, Mr. and Mrs. John
Z Monaghan, p NJ J. LOFTS, Miss
Kate Shields f. J. Shields,
Mr. and Mrs. John Burns, Mr..
and Mrs Breminger, Miss Sadie
J Mullen, Mr. and drs. Charles Nick
erson, Of Philadelphia; Misses Annie,
May and Bessie Reilly, Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam A Reilly, Frank Reilly. MI. and Mrs
! Charles Hrons Messrs POwdermaker.
and Mrs T. J. Rogers, of
Montgomery Square. Pa John KERN and
fsmily Maurice aud John Hartnstt, J II
Behen and wife. h. Behen and wife, Miss
Maggie Lyons, and Robert Campbell and
/. wife, of Camden, Del.
Miss Leila Phillips, OF Smyrna, is visit
3 ing friends in this city.
Mrs James Gillespie gave a pleasant
! evening company to number of friends
5 on Monday. The time was spent in
/ vocal aud instrumental music and dane
| ing, and was thoroughly enjoyed. Dur
o ing the evening refreshments were
served Among those present were
r Miss Florence Moore, Miss Esther
3 George, Philadelphia; Miss Emma
] Callahan, Salem, n. J Miss Frances
/ Kirk, Newark, Del; Miss Kate v
Keelins, Miss Annie Canigan, Miss Jean
- nette Daley, Miss Nan Sweeney. Miss
5 Agnes Mention, Frank Clark, Edward
e Hayer, Baltimore; John Gibbons, Chester
1 NJ. f. Comfy. William ]. Gallagher, VII
e liam a. McNulty, Edward Kane, vii
- liam Mention, Joseph Mention anC
r others
d An interesting entertainment wa,
4 witnessed by large audience lin th'
e Second Baptist Church, Ninth anC
Franklin streets, last evening.
J. The program was opened by an organ
e voluntary by l. T. Wilson. Following
e this was a cbarsde representing the Won
''mendicant,' lbv four young women Mr.
aud Mrs j r King sang Come Wher'
3. the Moonlight Bri ghtly Cleans" in an
II effective manner The mandoliI
solos by Hugh Baker received
loud applause. The features of the even
a ing were the four tSbleaux entitled
Is Romeo and Juliet" "The Forum
/ Teller, "Othello and Desdemona." an
/. The Gypsy Camp" The last name
/, WAS received with such an ovation tina
: it Was repeated Other features Of tn
L program were: Piano solo, by Mrs
/ George +. Thompson; vocal duet, Mis-
IS Miggett and Mrs White; recitation
( Miss Virgie Jones.
United States Court Crier John Calls
ss CHER, of Newark, was in this city yes
m terday.
IS Mrs. Samuel A. Price is visiting he
D. daughter Mrs. Frank NJ. Stoever
ID Philadelphia.
F. Rev. Jonathan S Willis, Of Frederick
,s was in this city yesterday.
n. Special Correspondence Evening Journal
iss NEW YORK. Nov. Wilmingtoniar
nd visiting in this city yesterday were:
IS w. Hessler. g. Mitchell, at the Hot
I'M Waldorf; R. Parzowsky, Broadway Cen
tral Hotel
iss Frank Marvel, of Georgetown, broth'
M. of Judge Marvel, and Miss Clara Dal
iss an accomplished young woman OF Car
bridge. Nd were married in Chr
". Episcopal Church, Cambridge, yesterdi
st. afternoon, the rector Of the church ofiiC
re-. ating. A number Of Delawareans wi
yin messed the ceremony. They pass'
m, through this city last evening on the
les wedding tour. at the conclusion Of whi'
they will reside on the home farm me-
lis Georgetown.
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