The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-12

ASIlI NV place in the Annuncia. @
tion church on West Cherry street, Rev. II.
F. O'Reily officiating, assisted by Rev. NJ J.
| Kane,
The ceremony took place at high noon
before a very large number of friends of the
contracting parties.
Deputy District Attorney Edgar w. Bechtel
was the groomsman and Miss Kate G. Nash,
of Philadelphia, the bridesmaid
The bride and bridesmaid were dressed in
soft white silk with Marie Antoinette fischus
white grandesuede, with white shoes and
white Gains borough hats The group at the
altar presented a very pretty scene
After the ceremony the bridal party went
to the residence of the brides parents, 3O6
West Centre street, and held a reception from
l to p. m. At 5:26 p. m. Mr. and Mrs.
Burke started on their bridal tour, which will
include trips to Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
The groom is very popular young man
who, although in the profession but a short
time, is steadily pushing himself toward the
front of the Schuylllill county legal bar.
The bride shares in the popularity her hus.
band enjoys and both have the hearty wishes
of the community for prosperity, long life
and happiness.
The presents made the couple were very
numerous and beautiful. They comprised
almost every ornamental and useful house.
hold article imaginable and the bride will
have a hard task before her when she under
takes to make an inventory of them. The
following is a summary of some of the gifts
and the donors
Col. d. p. Brown Lost Creek, blankets;
P. j. Ferguson, silver card receiver; Mr. and
Mrs. J. f. O'Haren, scenes Mr. and Mrs. J.
). Franey, rocking chair; Congressman J. B.
Reilly silver jug; Judge o. p Bechtel, silver
tray Mr. and Mrs NJ. p Mclaughlin, Potts
vile, silver knives and forks; Mine Inspector
| William Stein, oyster forks; Mr.. and Mrs.
John A Reilly, chamber set; Mr.. and Mrs
J. J. O'COnnor, Pottsville silver salts Il. J.
MuldOOn, silver carving set; Deputy District
Attorney Edgar w. Bechtel, silver water
pitcher and card receiver; Miss
Maggie A. Egan, silver spoon: Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Coogan, silver pickle Jar
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cleary, silver knife Mrs.
NJ. M. LVelle, silver bon-bon; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Grant, silver pickle dish John J.
O'Hearn and William II. Glenn, rocking
chair; B. r. Severn, silver fish fork Roe
Reilly, silver spoons Mr.. and Mrs. &. j. |
Quinn, silver cake dish; Mr. and Mrs. !
Charles Strouse, silver cake dish; Hon. and
Mrs. M. c. Watson, silver cake dish Mrs. |
James Duffy, china jar; Mr. and Mrs George |
J. Higgins, Shamokin, china set Max
Mayer, silver lade; Mr.. and Mrs. John |
Maher, silver set Misses Annie and Mary |
Monaghan, silver spoons; W. j. Seaman,
Rogers statue; p J. Gaughan, blankets; Dr.
and Mrs. d. j. Langson scenes Mr. and
Mrs, N. A, Ferry scenes Mr. and Mrs. P. j,
Coyle, scenes; Mr., and Mrs NJ d. Malone.
mirror Mrs, John F. Higgins, commode
Mr. and Mrs J. j. Bradigau, mirror; Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ J. Scanlan, rocking chair; Mrs. p.
Dougherty toilet set Mr. ana Mrs. James
Tobin, berry set Patrick Stack and the
Misses Stack, linen Frank w. McDermott,
silver tray r. f. Gill, spread j. r. Coyle.
silver ladle Miss Kate L. Burus silver
knife and fork Misses Cavanaugh.
silver nut cracker and piokers
Charles strouse gold toothpick; Mr.. and Mrs.
james Burns, silver jar; Miss Mary G. Leckie,
silver knife; Mrs. NJ. X. Faust and daughter,
mirror; ]. H. Manley, silver berry spoon;
1.-TWO Pottsville Friends" onyx table; Pat
rick Foley, wine set Miss Kate G. Nash. pie
knife and dessert spoon; Miss Lizzie Nash,
silver ladle; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dougherty,
china set; f. B, Foley, orayon portrait of the
bride with handsome easel; Mrs. NJ ].
Whalen, imported table linen and towels;
Mrs. NJ Mitchell, linen towels; Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Schmidt, silk cushion pillow; Miss Julia
Doran, silk head rest Mr. and Mrs. John
Reddy, figured silk head rest; Mr.. aud Mrs.
Edward Gallagher silver knives and forks.
The bride presented Miss Kate G. Nash, of
the bridesmaid, with hand
some diamond ring aud the groomsmau,
Edgar w. Becbtel, Esq, received beautiful
silver cigar holder with match box and ash
holder combined from the groom.
ROGERS DUB0WsKEY
John Rogers, Jro the East Centre street
grocer, and Miss Name Dubowsky, of AIaha-