Evening journal., 1893-11-15

Belle Campbell and Benjamin l.. Speal
In Holy Cross Church, DOver-other
3 Affairs OF Interest.
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# The most brilliant wedding that has
|& cen performed In old st. James P. E.
# hurch, at Stanton, for several decades,
# as that of Miss Catharine Springer.
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.
ustis, of Falkland, and DR.. Louis
e Ieisler Ball, Of Falkland, last evening.
Il The church was decorated with chry-
anthemums. The ratings and the
ltar ware adorned with these. while
ack Of the altar was bank of these
anne flowers Rustic gates were hand
omeiy decorated at the end of each Of
he aisles. The friends of the bride and
room crowded the little church until it
a lmost quaked.
q The bride was attired in white fig.
81 red China silk gown, made in princess
81 ashton. Il was trimmed with lace and
q 'hite gimp. A long veil of tulle
Il treaming from the bonnet completed the
ostume. The bonne. was adorned with
hrysanthemums. The bride carried a
ymn book
Miss S. Eva Ball, sister of the groom,
& nd Miss Florence Duncan, of Marshall.
B on, were the bridesmaids. The former
gore pink silk trimmed with white lace.
diss Duncan's gown was of blue China
Il ilk with white lace. The maid of honor,
iiss Bessie Flemming, of Hillsborough,
ID, was attlred in a Nile green lans-
owne Pretty little Jean Reybold. Of
& Wilmington, in white Swiss, was
over giil Each of the attendants
81 arried a bunch Of chrysanthemums.
Charles B Evans. of Newark, was best
u IAN. DR.. John Ball, brother of the
II room, Daniel Thompson, of Thompson .
Il oseph Bringhurst, of Marshallton; Justa
!. Justis, brother of the bride, and
Robert p. Robinson, OF Wilmington, were
4 he ushers Gate boys in the church
q gere the twins, Irwin Heisler Eastburn
. nd Clifton Ball Eastburn. Of Pleasant
ILL
& As the bridal party entered the
+ hurch at o'clock Miss Dora Newlin, OF
4 stanton, played Mendelssohn in soft
n ones. The bride walked up the left
isle supported by her father, and the
81 room. on the arm of the best ma
passed up the right aisle The singers,
diss Alice Johnson, of Newport; Miss
ienie Theiss Of Philadelphia; Miss
Emma Kilvington, of Wilmington, and
Mss Ella Barrett. of Newport, sang "a
Three Fold Cord is Not Quickly Broken, "
Is the couple halted before the altar
The ceremony was performed by rector
y the church, Rev. Z X Miller. The
ing was used. Strains of Lohengrin
cached the ears Of the newly married
,ouple as they departed from the church
The wedding party returned to Wood
)iue Cottage the home of the bride s
parents near Brandywine Springs. where
} reception was held from 10 IL
i o'clock. DR. and Mrs Ball took the
4 10 80 Baltimore and Ohio Royal Blue,
n from kiamensi station amid a shower
If rice and old shoes. for a western
# our of two weeks. On their return
hey will reside at the newly renovated
nome Of the popular physician, opposite
Woodbine cottage.
Last night was the thirty second wed.
ling anniversary of the parents Of the
s bride and this was also celebrated at the
reception.
Those present at the reception were:
A-Andrews Allen, Wilmington; Mr..
and Mrs. William Armstrong, Miss Helen
Armstrong, Of Marshallton.
B-Mr. and Mrs. John Ball, Of Stanton
Miss S. Eva Bail, of Falkland, EdwarC
8 Ball Harvey Ball, George Ball, Miss
anna Bal, Of Stanton; DR.. John Ball
Fl Faulkland; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ball
d Miltown: Mrs Sarah e Bali, Stanton
n John NJ Ball, Mermaid; Mr. aud Mrs
Irwin Ball, Of Stanton; Harry Ball, vii
mington: Miss Ella r. Barrett, Philadel-
phia; Miss Fanny Butler, Elsmere; Mis-
Mabel NJ Bailey, Walter Bailey, Faulk
land Rev. John d. Blake, Falkland
George II. Bates. Wilmington.
C-Mr and John A. Cranston, Jane
Cranston, Paul Cranston, Miss Helel
Cranston Mss Bertha Crsnston, New
port; Mr. and Mrs + j Crsnston, Mis-
Estella Crsnston, Miss Viola Cranston
Miss Loura Cranstou, Newport; Mr.. an
Mrs. Samuel NJ Cranston, Miss Rem
q Cranston, Greenbank; Miss Ella
Cranstcn. Wilmington; Mr.. and Mr.
Richard W. Crook, j Willard Crossal
Falkland; MIR and Ars. Horace c. Ca
lin, Philadelphia; Harry Chandler, Mi
Anna Chandler, Wilmington; Mr.. an
Mrs Harvey Crauston, Warren B. Gran
ton, Stanton; Mr.. aud Mrs. Villa
Chambers, Unionviile. Pa.
D-Mrs. Edwin De Haven, Wilmin
ton Mr. ard Mrs. B Frank Duncan, Mi
Florence Duncan, Mas Edith Duncai
Herman Duncan, Marshallton; Mi
Nellie A. Dickson, Philadelphia.
E-Howard Ely, Miss Florence Ell
Elan, Pa, Mr. and Mrs. William Eas
burn, Miss Anua n. Eastburn. Mr. and Nh
Calvin Eastburn, l. lslie Eastburn, lrw
Heisler and Clifton Ball Eastbur
William Elstburn, Pleasant Hill Charl
b EvaI 3, Newark.
F-Miss Bessie Flemming. Hill
borough, Nd Or Edwin Finley, w
mington.
G-Miss Annia Gibbs, Miss IA
Gibbt Middletown; Dr. and Mrs f
I Gibbs, Baltimore, Mrs q. S Grub
Miss Emma Grubb, State Road
H-Mrs Heisler. Wilmington Jof
/ Hanson. Miss May Hanson, Niss Bsss
Hanson, Wilmington.
.J-Mr. and Mrs Robert G Justis, Mi
4 Nellie Justis. Justa g Jnstis, Faul
land Mr.. and Mrs S NJ Johnson, Mi
Ella johnson, Miss May Johnson. Nj
Alice Johnson. Newport; Miss Sallie
Johnson. Newport
k-Frank Kilviugton, Miss Eml