Evening journal., 1893-10-12

Hons
Charles Hye Start and Miss
Ella e. Covsrdale, both Of this
city. were married this morning
at il o'clock The ceremony took
place at the home of the brides mother
No. 2l5 West Eleventh street. and was
performed by Rev. A. N. Keigwin, pas
tor of West Presbyterian Church Both
bride and groom are members Of the
choir of that church.
The bride wore a handsome travelling
gown of dark blue cloth.
Immediately after the ceremony they
started on ten days wed ling trip to
Washington They will make their home
at No 2l5 West Eleventh street. Only
the immediate relatives were present.
David P. Hutchinson, of Townsend,
and Miss Sallie p Carpenter were
married last night. Among those who
witnessed the ceremony at No. Sl7 Van
Buren, street and offered congratulations
were: Rev. and Mrs. f. +. Carpenter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter, Dir. and Mrs
William Scott, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hutch
inson, Miss Estelle Van Dyke, of Town
send; Charles Milligan, Cape Charles
City, Va; Alvin Morrison, Samuel H.
Baynard, Samuel Biddle. Miss Lucy Biddle,
I Mrs. John Carpenter, Richard Carpenter,
I Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Richardson, Mrs
Sarah Parker, Miss Lottie Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. George Tomlin. Miss Ella Bart
lett, Miss G ace Sayers, Clarence Springer,
Mr. and Mrs William Wright, Miss
Maggie Furguson. Captain and Mrs J. H
Fleming, Dr. w R Conaway, of Leipsic
Mrs. Sadie May, Mrs. Steele, Miss Steele,
Chesapeake City.
Mrs. John Wiltlsnk, of Milton, is the
guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Wilson, of Delaware
City, is visiting friends in Wilmington.
Colonel l. D. Davis, of Elkton, Nd,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
D. Bowen yesterday.
George Spence, of Newark, was in
this city yesterday.
Mrs. Minnie See, Miss Allie Robinson
and Curly Robinson, of this city, spent
the day in Philadelphia
Il Mrs. Leslie George and Leslie George,
Il Jr, have returned to this city after
q spending the summer in New Castle.
Dr. Fahey Patrick Fahey and Michael
Newell have returned home from the
Worlds Fir,
Miss Hannah Lyons, of Kaolin, is
spending a week with Miss Horish, at
Thirteenth and King streets.
The Young Peoples Association Of st.
Stephens Lutheran Church. will give a
B lap@nese wedding and entertainment
this evning in the church, on Tatnall
streets between Seventh and Eighth
J. jackson Pierce aud wife and JIM
G. Rodney returned from the West yes
terday After seeing the Worlds Fair
E Mrs. Pierce stayed with relatives In
Cincinnati, viii q the two men went to
South Dakota on a cunning trip. They
had an enjoyable time.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW York, Ost l2 -Wilmiugtoniaus
who We're iu Gotham yesterday were
Miss Vaughn. who. registered at the
Hoffman House; +. w. Husler, II l..
Morse, Windsor Hotel; L. a. Bower,
Windsor Hotel
Election Commissioner Charles F..
Thomas Is still confined to his house by
illness.
William Sherer and James Finnegau.
OF West Chester Pa, are visiting rela-
tives and friends in this city.
Hon. John Jones, of Dover was in
town to day.
Rev J J. Tierney. D. D of Mount st
Mary's college. Emmitsburg, Nd, is II
this city. he leaves tomorrow for New
York, whence he sails on Saturday a
noon. for Gibyalter, thence to Jerusalem
Fai her Tierney expects to devote thre
pr four years abroad to the study of Sc
matte literature.
Miss Clara Mclaughlin, Of Philadel
phia, Is visiting her mother in this city
Charles Clifford. wife and SON Of pbilo
ielphia, are visiting friends here.
Miss Ida Carson Of Templeville Nd
has been the guest of Miss Ella Ma
Carter
Germania encampment No 80, Knight
Df St. John and Malta will give IL
second anniversary concert and ball a
ierman Hall on Monday night, Octo
per 16 TIE entertainment will begi
It o'clock, sharp.
A humorous lecture on "Oatorica
3)uqusts and H1w to Make Tnem. viii
pa delivered by Rev. James AcCallaI
l., Of Montreal Canada. this ever
ng in the basement Of st. Mary
church. Lecture commences at
clock Proceeds will be used for ia
parochisl school fund The lectur
wilt be interspsrsed with anecdote an
umor and as Father McCallap is fame
or his vii. a pleasant evening is as
ured to all who attend
Mrs Z E Rlbinson and her niece
iiss Sallie NJ Suodgrass, OF this city
re at the Worlds Fair
Through Road to Philadelphia.
The officials of the Movamensin
venue and pauroea Earrxr pood no.r