Evening journal., 1893-10-06

ooAA WI HcNNAnh ANoNNPAAoh VI hAH
and Mrs. Todd.
A reception was rendered to Rev. and
'Talker, formerly of Easton, Md. Ia
% new rector of Calvary parish, and
I'm assume charge of the church on
inday. The anniversary of the guild
Calvary Church was also celebrated.
4 interesting program, consisting of
usic and addresses was rendered. A
rye number was present. Bishop
lleman welcomed Mr.. Walker to the
ocese and congratulated the parish
securing him as rector Excellent
dresses were also made by,Rev. Charles
Murray, and Rev. Martin B Dun
ID, Of this city, and Rev. e. q.
hight, of Philadelphia Mr. Walker
5ponded ia happy vein to the words
welcome. J. d. Carter, gave a
port Of the guild work for the past
William Lincoln Todd, of this city,
S married to Miss Juliette Z. Smith.
the home of the bride in Scranton, Pa
Wednesday night. Rev 4. A. H.
3rien performed the ceremony. The
de is daughter of Captain Charles II.
18th, formerly of Wilmington. ar.
Mrs. Todd received tie congratuls-
ms of friends at their home in this city
t night.
diss Annie G. Gregg and Frederic
4 rlington, of this city, were married
t night. The ceremony was per
med by Rev. "A. n Keigwin. of West
q ssbyterisn Church, at o'clock. It
s. k place at the home of 1.-THE bride, No
q West Tenth street Only the i'm
diate relatives of the bride and groom
re present.
~. and Mrs Henry P. Scott, Thomas
q Bayard, -Jr., and William s. Hilles,
f t for Chicago this morning. From
re they will go to Denver and south.
stern Coloroda. They will return il
, or three weeks.
ndrew G lGray attended the Riggs
nington wedding in Baltimore, yester-
esterday afternoon was warm and
rY, and number of women seized
opportunity to get lust one more
4 lr out of a favorite summer gown.
pretty woman looked charming-if
. htly airy-all in white, with a few
ct fall roses thrust in the bosom of
frock.
woman dressed in a we'll made
or gown of dark blue, spoiled her get.
by wearing red shoes yesterday.
ISIS Sadie B. Bowen, Of this city, is
..A ting friends in Delmar.
rs. Mary H Rowan and John Gray
g married last night by Rev. Jester,
the First NJ. p Church The groom,
is over 75 years Of age. is the father
lev. John W. Gray, of the Maryland
ference Of the NJ p. Church,
pastor of Hamden Church.
altimore Mr. and Mrs Gray will
id their honeymoon near Rowland
They will make their home at
zenith and Poplar streets The bride
owner of real estate on the eastern
OF the city.
r. and Mrs Harry H North and Mrs.
p. Sagin. Of Philadelphia, are visit
John McVey, of the Street and
en- Department.
wilful waste makes woeful want,
a truth horne ont by a host Of us;
FOR every fair girls wilful waist
Is wOeful want to most OF us.
iss Bessie Price, Of Delaware City,
been visiting friends in Wilmington.
iss Jessie R Brunner, of Line Lex
on, Pa, is the guest of friends il
city.
phnatban E George, of this city, is
ing friends in Chester
lal correspondence Evening Journal
Ew YORK, Oct 6 Those from vii
gton who visited in this citl
erday were: l. A. Bower, a
Broadway Central Hotel; G
iericlS, +. r Hoffecker, G
.. Whitley. Hoffman House. Mis-
away, w. Moore. E p Rowley, West
ster Hotel E. Northrop, S Northrop
dsor Hotel Mrs. ]. Springer, West
ster Hotel
IS Mary McAvoy, of Eighth and Kin
sts. will ileave tor New York to-da
sside permaneI tly.
F. Aldrich, of Wyoming, is regis
at the Clayton House.
In n. Carswell, teller of the Fai
s Bank, mas recovered from an at
Of typhoid fever and is ont on tn
ats to-day for the first time.
r. aud Mrs. G. P. Sheppard. {
eustown, Nd are guests OF Harry
t.
dge Bali was in Philadelphia to
an Cunningham is in Dover
rs Fannie A. Cavender, Of Smyrnl
ie guest Of her son, j. l. Caver
rs o. G. Nye and son, Raymond
for the WORLDS Fair yesterday.
son Davis and William Newlove. ,
hurst, start for the Worlds Fa
orrow.
rds axe out announcing the we,