Evening journal., 1893-03-23
Pretty ParIor oeremony.

and of his beautiful and accomplished
bride.
Pretty ParIor Ceremony.
At 10 the bridal party entered the
psrlor, while the little ribbon girls sep
arated the guests and held their long
white ribbons TO make an aisle to the
centre of the parlor T. Leslie Carpen.
ter, the well known accompanist played
the wedding march from Lohengrin.
The bride and groom were escorted by
Fred A. Ross and Enoch Moore, Jr,
groomsmen; Miss Elsie May Moore and
Miss Emma Aydon, bridesmaids; Miss
Ella Morrison, maid of honor. Helen
Barnes and Emily Mitchell made cute
and pleasing flower girls.
DIR. Dobbins Omciates.
The ceremony was performed with the
ring by Rev. j. Y. Dobbins, d. D., pastor
of Grace NJ. E. Church. Both bride and
groom repeated slowly and distinctly the
marital pledge, as dictated by the minis.
ter. DR.. Dobbins offered fervent prayer
and then extended his congratulations
An Elaborate wedding Supper
was served by caterers in the dining
room after Mr.. and Mrs. Moore had held
a short reception. During the evening
the guests visited the second story room,
which had been set apart for the hand
some collection of presents and these
were greatly admired.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom left for New York, where they
will spend their honeymoon. They will
reside at No zoos West Eighth street,
while their own home at Eighth and
Wolaston is being finished
The Guests of the Evening
were; Mayor s. ]. Wiley and Mrs
Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs Manlove Hayes. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Robb, Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs J. Pretty.
John Mr. and Mrs Lewis B. Morro~, Mr.
and Mrs Joseph p Bains, Mr. and Mrs
Il. L Davis, Mr. and Mrs. s. Il Baynard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spice, Mrs F. C. SMdham,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Mitchell, Jr., Captain
James A. Smith and wife, Mrs Charles
Moore, Mr. and Mrs J n. Hates, Mrs
Elizabeth M. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs Leroy
Sawin, Mr. and Mrs. George w. Bright,
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Robinson, Mr. and
Mrs William Wheatly Mr. and Mrs. J. q.
Baker, Mr., and Mrs, A G McCausland, Mr.
and Mrs r. Bayne, Mr. and Mrs Morris
Taylor Mr.. and Mrs Eli Mendnhall, Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Russell DR.. and
Mrs N. B. Morris, Mrs. Daniel L.
Bower
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. D. Cam, Mr. and
Mrs John @. Farra Mr. aud Mrs ID
II. Atkins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. e Palmatory
Miss Katy Grace PUN mer Mrs E. c
Carpenter. Mabel l.. Thatcher, Charles
G. Brown. Mr. and Mrs Frank
G. Robb. Mrs Harry Baxter, Mrs
William K Williamson. Mrs Albert F.
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs Charles Il Smith.
Jr Mr.. and Mrs. q c. Robinson, Mr. and
Mrs George w. Bains, Jr, Mrs George
B. Bains, Mrs. Robert b Wheeler Mrs.
Louisa Sawin, Mrs John H King, Mr.
and Mrs George w. Russell. Herbert n.
Bayne, c. Kirk, William c. Murgatroyd,
William A Mode, w A Fleming, Colonel
Enoch Moore, O. p Hendrlckson, w
] Butler, 7. Herbert Mayne, ]. h
: Feehley, p Elliott Taylor. J. T.
/, Montgomery, L c Layton, William F.
Hance, Joseph Hyde, r w. Tunis, Rob-
ert w. Smith, r. Clement Wheeler,
Eugene D. c Bayne, I, Darlington Smith,
Robert B. Wheeler.
Some Beautiful Costumes.
Miss Edith Aydon, the bride, wore
white faille old iace and orange blossoms
J and carried a bouquet of bride roses,
= lilies of the valley and fern.
The maid of honor and bridesmaids IS
( wore white organdy and carried bouquets
of pink carnations and other choice
flowers
3 Miss Ralnnie, Of Philadelphia, was at
tired in green satin stripe with pearls.
Miss Morrison had a costume Of pink
3 China silk, diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Wheatley wore white satin, lace
' and chiffon.
Miss Belle McClane was dressed in red
silk and chiffon.
Miss Nellie Wallace, Of Philadelphia,
y wore a costume of lavender silk taste
fully adorned with velvet.
Mrs Frank Robb was attired in light
: blue silk and lace.
\ = Mrs. w. X. Williamson wore hand
u some and becoming costume of rich
Z, yellow silk
y Mrs. George w. Bright was becom-
! ingly attired in black silk.
4 Miss Elsie Russell wore a pretty cos
u tune of blue and white lace.
Miss Estelle Bright's dress was beauti
full yellow silk.
Miss May Farra looked charming in q
e dress of pink silk.
Miss Neosho Collins wore black silk.
IS Mrs. Sawin's becoming costume oi
s. fowered China silk was one of the pret
II tiest.
10 Mrs. Aydon wore a blue silk dr. s.
rt trimmed with blue passementrie.
II Miss Birdie Wilson's costume Of blue
rs silk was greatly admired.
y. Miss Burnite wore splendid costume
is of China silk, trimmed with black velvet
.e Mrs. Baynard, Mrs. George Russell
c, Mrs. Norris Robinson, Mrs. George
9. Bright each wore becoming trosseaui
is of black silk.
Mrs. Rohb, Miss Lizzie Kates, Mrs
Palmatory wore delicate blue sill
dresses
ID Mrs Morrow was attired in tan silk
In Mrs. Edmund Mitchell. Jr, in ligh
" China silk. Mrs. Hates in white Chin
N silk, Miss Thatcher in white China sill
TX and Mrs. Williamson in lemon silk.
Of Mrs Bains and Mrs Stidham wore
black lace and Mrs. Morrow, black velvet