Evening journal., 1893-05-12
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Pleasant Sunday School Enter
tainment at Asbury.
HOME WEDDING ON THE EAST SIDE,


bank-Evening Company in Honor of
Miss JAsnUtte lSerIIn-PersonaIs About
Wilmington People.
Miss Susie Marshall, and Gregg God
win Joined hearts and hands last night
in the presence of a number of friends at
the home of the bride, at Ninth and
Pine streets. At s o'clock the bridal
party entered the parlor, which was
prettily decorated with smilax, palms,
carnations and lilacs.
AT the moment they entered, the strains
of the wedding march. played by Miss
Mary Thomas, resounded through the
house. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. w Francis Burbank.
The bride wore a fawn. colored gown
of lansdowne, tastefully trimmed with
velvet and lace, and carried a big bunch
of bride roses.
The bridesmaid, Miss Amelia Marshall,
sister of the bride. wore fawn colored
frock with lace and ribbon trimmings
and carried La France roses. James
Spur, of Winchester, Va, was best
man, and Wilmer Hahn and James Han
nigan acted as ushers.
About 200 guests were present, in
cluding Miss Hanna Boyd, Miss Effie
Fisher, Miss Carrie Cole, Perryville;
Oscar Nolan, Thomas Cook. Philadel
phia Mrs Joseph Kerns, DR.. Wales,
Howard Stats and wife, Frank Baldwin
and wife, William Johnson and wife,
James Engle and wife, William
Grouse and wife, James keenan, and
wife, Winfield Hurford and wife,
George E. King and wife, Ambrose
Haines and wife, William Ewing and
wife, Misses Jennie Bowman, Rose Jor
dan, Sue Sowders, Name Clark, Lille Dun
ham, Florrie Maxwell, Name Massey,
Name Boozer, Grace Simpson. Guila
Pennell Clara Ridings, Vena Rid
ings, Anna Dent, Sallie Goodwin Mag
gle Shires, Katie Shires, Maggie
Gill, Maude Hollingshead, Katie Ferry.
Sallie Hardster, Ida Redinger Annie
Miller, Susie Springs, William White
lock, John Brennan, Martin Hanngan,
William White, Rev. William L White
and wife, George Jones, John Goodwin,
Alexander Goodwin, Charles Grsntland,
Charles Hahn. A. j. Newkirk, William
Walker, Joe Stewart, Mr. and Mrs Hec
tor Hannah, Fred Mammele and wife
and VIII Deputy.
The costumes worn by the women were
handsome and becoming. Miss Anna
Dent wore an extremely pretty gown of
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others were Mrs. Stats, black silk
Mrs. Fannie Kennan, changeable silk /;
Mrs. George E, King, black China silk
Mrs. Ewing. black China silk; Miss
Sallie Goodwin, cream cashmere
Mrs. Edwin Goodwin, black lace;
Mrs. William White, brown silk
, Mrs. Joseph Kerns, black silk; Miss
/ Susie Springs, apple green cashmere
| Lille Dunham, reseda green cashmere
Miss Clara Ridings, cream China silk
Miss Vena Ridings, light blue silk Miss
Carrie Cole, steel lansdowne Miss Hannah
!. Boyd, ashes of roses; Katie Ferry, black
lace; Miss Effie Fisher, nuns yelling and
lace; Miss Rose Jordan, ecru cashmere
Mrs Hector Hannah. cream albatrOss
Mrs William Johnson, black silk; Mrs.
jackson Regan, lowered China silk
Quantities of handsome and useful
presents were received, including silver,
glass and chinaware, table linen. pictures,
furniture, etc.
John B. Wharton, of Dover. was in
Wilmington yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Gibson is entertaining
Miss Bowman, of this city at Odessa.
C. B. Donovan. of Wilmington, is
spending some time with ]. g. Yande
grift. near McDonough
Captain E. L Rice is in MiddIetown.
A delightful entertainment was giveI
in Asbury M. L. Church last evening
for the benefit of the Sunday School
The following program was rendered
Organ voluntary. Mrs. Saxton; prayer
Rev. ]. d. G. Hanna; singing mall
quartet; violin solo, Miss Lulu Elliott
accompanied by Miss Bertha Elliott
reading; Mrs Charles F. Bordner
mandolin and guitar duet. Franl
Fowler and A. S. Muhlhausen
soprano solo, Miss Breta B Bradway
song. sextette; recitation, Miss Sallie R
Shaw; bass solo, Harry r. We'll; plan
duet Misses Bertha Dill and Mabl
George; singing. male quartet recita
tion, Master Paul Blore; selection, mandc
lin and guitar quartet; soprano solo, Mis-
Breta B Bradway; piano solo, Mis-
Bertha Dill tenor solo, Harry Carey
violin solo, Miss Lulu Elliott; recitation
Mr.. Palmer; duet, Miss May Welch an,
Harry Carey.
The male quartet, composed of I
Carver, H. Carey, A S Muhlhausen an
H. We'll rendered excellent singing
w. H. Logan, of Princess Anne, Md
H. H Brady, of Chesapeake City, Nd
G. II Wales. of Salisbury, Nd, and v
j. Fitzsimmons, of Zion, Md, were
N Wilmington last evening.
Rev. D H Laverty, of Lewes, was /
wilmington last evening.
Nh. Miller, of Newark, spent sever
hours here yesterday.
Attorney General John Nicholso
and wife went to Philadelphia to day.
w T. Skinner and H. G. G. Vincen
of Glasgow; II c Pennington. of Sci
ford b. B. Allen, of Smyrna; A. A Wa
son. J. P. Jones, of Dover; Colon
George w Marshall, of Milford; L