Evening journal., 1893-06-13

Attendants win Wear Pink Crepe and
Garry Pink Sweet Peas.
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Pster L. Cooper, Jr., the well-known
young lawyer of this city, will be mar
ried this evening to Miss Katharine +.
Wagner, of Germantown, Pa. The bride.
elect is a daughter of General Louis f.
Wagner, eX-director of public works of
Philadelphia and president of the Third
National Bank of that city. Rev Thomas
Mcbride Nichols, Of Market Square Pres
byterian Church, will officiate. The
wedding will take place at the home of
the bride. Miss Nancy Young, of Phila-
delphia, will be maid of honor The
bridesmaids will be Misses Bessie and
Sadie Wagner, sisters of the bride.
Joseph A Richardson, of this city, will be
best man, and William Hilles, of this
city, and Representative William Sauls-
bury, of Dover, the ushers. After the
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper will
reside at No. 1871 West Eighth street
The bride will wear a wedding gown
of ivory satin trimmed with Duchess
lace, and carry white sweet peas and
lilies of the valley. Miss Young the
bridesmaid, will wear white crepe and
carry white sweet peas. The gowns of
the bridesmaids will be of pink crepe
and the flowers pink sweet peas. The
groom, best man and ushers will be in
evening dress.
The parlor will be banked with palms
and the house trimmed with pink and
white roses.
General Wagner will give the bride
away The happy couple will spend
their honeymoon in the northern mount.
aims.
Among the invited guests are DR.
Smith Cooper and wife, DIR. Peter
Cooper and wife. Mr. aud Mrs. Levi c.
Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Smalley,
Willard Salisbury, Jr, William l..
Scott James w. Ponder, Thomas f.
Bayard, Jr.. Speaker of the
b. Woolly, Deputy Attorney General
Branch H. Giles Charles B. Evans,
Harry Evans, Misses Barnard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis G. Vandegrift, and Miss
Richardson, of this city Mr. and Mrs.
Peter l.. Cooper, Attorney General John
r. Nicholson and wife, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Ridgelyiand Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Rdgely, of Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Wagner, ex-Mayor Edwin Filter and
wife, Colonel William b. Mann and wife,
Honorable Richard Vaux and wife, DR..
Robert Downs and wife, Mr. and Mrs
William L Elkins Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. john II. Jones
and Mr. and MS. Edward Graham, OF
Philadelphia.
Miss Anne Burton Marvel, the little
daughter Of Judge and Mrs d. T. Marvel
will present to st. Georges Chapel, in
Indian River hundred, Sussex county
upon Rev. Percival c. Pyle's installation
there as pastor, a pair OF brass candle
sticks They will be in memory of Arcadii
Robinson, wife of Judge Robinson, and
grandmother of the late Chief Justic,
Alfred p Robinson
Mrs. Arcadia Robinson was the great
great grandmother of Mary Robinson
Wootten Marvel, wife of Judge Marvel
and the great grandmother three times
removed, of little Anne Marvel, b,
whose own desire she presents the hand
some candlesticks to p,rpetuate tn
memory of her ancestress.
William Pyle was in Philadelphia yes
terday
William E Lindsay, of No 11l2 Wes
Sixth street, this city, has returned
home from an extended Southern trip.
Captain William Robinson, Of Hote
Appledore. has returned from a trip t.
New York and Boston.
Grace NJ. E Church will 60 an excur
sion to Woodland Beach on the steame
Clyde, on Friday, June is.
Woodland Beach is one of the bes
known resorts on the Delaware. and
specially adapted to the pleasures OF th
excursionists The First Regiment Ban
will 60 on the excursion, and give a goo
program of musical numbers.
pleasant and enjoyable entertain
ment was given in Epworth M E. Churc
last evening by Miss Susie Springs an
Mrs Thompson's Sunday school classe
large audience was present and I'll
entertainment was a success throughou
The following program was rendere,
Singing by the choir; vocal solo, Mr.
George, Gardner; select sreading. Ms
Ida Mask trio, Misses Mahan, WatsC
and Townsend; recitation Miss Mahal
Wells; violin solos, Miss Hattie FultC
and Master Frank Wilson; vocal sol
Miss,Helena Mask recitation, Miss Lott
Fulton; piano duet, the Misses Kline
fan drill by twelve young girls captaine
by Miss Helena Mask
Miss Doren's pupils will give a music
entertainment at Oivet Presbyteri,
Church. Fourth and Brooms streets, tn
evening, beginning at s clock
Mrs Emma Poster, of Roxborougl
Pa, is visiting relatives in this city.
Frank B Warren, of EldIed, Pa, h
been visiting friends here
Levin l. Handy, of Newark, was
Wilmington yesterday.
The friends of Manuel Richenberg
serenaded him last night at his hom
No. 200 Wesu Second street It W
Mr. Richenberger's forty ninth birthds
He was taken by surprise but reco
cred his presence of mind in time
invite the boys in for refreshments.
A g H., nj