Evening journal., 1893-12-29

dale, OF New Castle and frotessor -
Edmund Bryan, OF Litchfeid, III.
Manager James II. wright Dimes His
Employees - wilmIngtonians Attend
Maryland Dance
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The Methodist Episcopal parsonage at
New Castle was the scene of a brilliant
wedding, which was the social event of
the season at New Castle Beautiful
fest0ons and clusters of evergre ems,
mistletoe and holly hung all about the
spacious parlor and potted plants sur
rounded the bridal arch. which was
made Of crowfoot and held a hanging
lamp of pink tint instead of the Gus
tomary wedding bell.
The bridegroom was Professor J.
T. edmund Bryan, superintendent of the
schools of Litchfeld, ILL.,, and son of
Rev. James e Bryan, Of the Wilmington
Conference, now stationed at Rising
Sun. Md
The bride was Miss May Martindale,
the accomplished daughter OF Rev. r. y
Martlndale. d d.. paster Of the NJ h.
ChAAAn nis A4A Ah 1AAA hAAnn MAJ hAAlAni1
met at the Wilmington Conference Acad-
envy at Dover where they both received
their early education.
AT 12 30 o'clock, the introduction to
the Lohengrin wedding march sounded
out played by Miss Addie Hazard, of
Middletown, and j. N. Davidson, Of New
Castle Then the enchanting wedding
chorus was sung by a quintet of young
women ia bridal costumes. The singers
were Mrs. H. E M8rtindale, Miss Salle
Wise, Miss Jennie Saunders, Miss Miriam
Davidson, Miss Reba Saunders. When
the dimuendo at the end Of the second
part brought the beautiful chorus to a
close, the bridal party entered the room
DR.. Msrtindale escorted the bride who
wore a rich costume of white satin en-
train and carried bride roses.
FIRST came the four bridesmaids and
the maid Of honor. Following came Rev
James + Bryan and the groom. Miss
Annie Bryan, sister of the groom, was
the maid of honor The bridesmaids
were Mrs. Elva Wilson Wheeler, Miss
Lucille Martindale, Miss Minnie Brown,
Miss Lulu Gerry. Rsvs. Martindale and
Bryan, the fathers, conducted the brief
ceremony in the Methodist ritual Dur
ing the ceremony reVerie was played
making the service impressive through
our
Until 2 o'clock the bride and groom
greeted their many friends and accepted
congratulations. splendid wedding
breakfast was served by Caterer Burn
side b Anderson, of Wilmington. and an
efficient corps Of walters. At 2 80 Pro
fsssor aud Mrs Bryan left for Philadel-
phia, whence they viii 60 to their Western
home shower Of rice fell upon them
as they entered the coach en- route for
Wilmington
Among the beautiful gifts were a
splendid glass Giraffe from Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Tome, Of Port Deposit, Md and a
cut glass set from Hon. William H
Jackson, OF Salisbury, Nd. Some of the
wedding costumes were exquisite aud
were gestly admired. Mrs q. l.. Ca
pele, Of Wilmington. wore black lace
aud diamonds; Mrs Knowles. of Wash
ington, wore a handsome gown of blacl
satin; Miss Annie Bryan, the maid Of
honor, wore bright blue silk; Mrs
Wheeler was sttired in her wedding
gown of white fsi le with lace; Mis-
Lucille Martindale. can iTy colored saith
with pearls; Miss Minnie Brown, white
silk Miss Gerry, Nile green
The guests from distance were:
Washington, D. C.-Mr. and Mrs
William +. Knowles.
Baltimore, Md.-Mrs. Alonzo Todd and
son.
Port Deposit. Nd Miss Lulu Gerry.
Wilmington-Mr and Mrs G. L
Capelle.
Rising Sun, Md-Rsv. J e Bryan
Mrs. Bryan. Miss Annie Bryan, Cook
man and William Bryan.
Salisbury Nd Allan Benjamin, J
Cleveland White
Seaford-Miss Minnie Brown
Dsver-Professor w L Gooding
Wilmington Conference Academy; Mrs
Margaret Taylor
Smyrna-Mr and Mrs. Joseph Smith
ers and daughter Miss Bertha
Townsend-Mrs James Taylor.
Middletown-Miss Burris, Miss Haz
zlrd, Hugh q Bro wne
Newport Rev and Mrs Daniel Greer
tine Misses Cranston Mr.. and Mrs
Marshal Johnson, .. A Cranston an
family. Justa G Justis. Miss Eleanor {
Justis, George L and w. Snyder.
Salem, n. Mrs. Elva Wilso
Wheeler
The New Castle guests were as 70
lows: Captain J. T. Phillips, Mayo
Frank e Herbert and Mrs Herbert,
Truss Challenger Miss Estella Deakyn
Miss Maggie Gordon, j. NJ Davidson
Mrs Lucinda Hazard, Dr. John JanviD
Black, Miss Elsie Black Miss Rose Co
Inns, Miss Jennie Barr, Mrs. Ro.
Schuyler, Mrs Barr, Mrs. John Naylo
CEETREvnLE, Nd, Dec 29--Mi
Katie Busteed on Wednesday night ga'
dance attheTown Hall in Centreville
honor Of her guests. the Misses Street
of Belair. After the dance refreshmen
were served at the hone of Miss Bustee
Among those present were; Mr.. and Mr.
Wilmer Emory, Mr. and Mrs W.
Holton, Mrs S Palmer Mrs J.
Corkran, Misses Mason, of Germautow
McFadGen, Ford. Of Baltimor
Brown. Of Washington; Earle,
Baltimore; Aldridge Of Cheste
town: Katherine Brown, of Bal
more: Craig, of Pennsylvania, and Leg
Keating, Goldsboro, McKenny, Moo
and Brown, Of Centreville, and Messl
Potts. Of Pennsylvania; William Thorn
son. OF Eas.on; johnson, Of Philadelphia
Dashields, of Cambridge; g. g. Newma