Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-10-26

MeuulnE OF W.T. AfAAthNh' 1870 100"
NIosely Took Place In the Brides Sick
Room Last Night. p other Happy
Events.
All communications intended for insertion
IN thfs column should be addressed TO Society
Editor care OF the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munications should be written on one side OF
the paper only.
DR.. Charles Marvel, of Philadelphia,
formerly of Georgetown, and well known
in this city, was married to Miss Amy
Johnson, of Richmond Indiana, on Thurs
day last Regarding the wedding the
Richmond Palladium says:
The marriage of Miss Amy Johnson,
daughter of Benjamin johnson, of this
city, to Dr. Charles Marvel, of
Philadelphia, took place at S. Eighth
street Friends meeting house last evening
at half-past o'clock
The floral decorations at both house
and church were entirely In green and
white, the front of the church being
filed with white chrysanthemums In
relief against a mass of dark green trop-
ical foliage, and the altar srtistically
covered with smilax, ferns and white
carnations, making an effective back
ground for the bridal party. Some i've
hundred invitations had been issued
and the church was filed when the
bridal party entered promptly at half
past seven O'clock the ushers, Rush
Miller, William Herbert Baxter, Homer
Hussey and Joe Marvel, OF Atlantic City,
leading They were followed by the maid
of honor Miss Harriet E. Farnham and
Josiah Marvel of Philadelphia, the
best man and brother of the
groom. Immediately after whom
came Miss johnson and DIR. Marvel. The
beautiful and impressive ceremony Of the
Friends church followed, with Revs M.
M. Binford and Charles A. Francisco as
sisting.
The bride was handsomely gowned in
ivory bengaline en- traine, with trimmings
of chiffon and orange blossoms. the same
flowers holding the veil, which enveloped
her figure, in place The bodice was
slightly decoilete and her ornaments
diamonds She carried bunch Of ferns
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Farnham wore q beautiful Paris
toilet of white figured crepe, round skirt
and high bodice embellished with chiffon
and satin ribbons and carried white
chrysanthemums. reception at the
residence on North Eleventh street, fol.
lowed the marriage. to which one hun
dred and fifty guests were hidden. Ben
IaAAAh o1hAoOn hAu mEs anu MIS-. JUHu
Howard Johnson, assisted by the bridal
party, received Mrs. John Howard
Johnson bride of a few months, wore
her beautiful wedding gown of white
satin with diamonds
The bride gave her maid of honor a
handsome pearl pin. The favors we're
boxes OF cake, covered with the material
ofthe brides gown and tied with white
satin ribbons-the other guests receiv-
ing dainty white boxes of wedding cake,
tied with ribbons
The bri de's going away gown was oil
brown cloth, round skirt and round bod
ice with vest of brown crepe and wide
reveres of brown velvet with suit hat.
DR.. Marvel is young physician, a
native of Delaware. and brother of the
distinguished iurist, Hon. d. 7. Mar
vel OF the supreme bench Of Delaware.
Dr. and Mrs Marvel left on the lat {
train for Chicago where they will spend
a week when they will return here, after
which they will leave for Philadelphia.
They will be at home at No. 5l3 Brown
street after NOvemb 10
Jacob NJ. Gootee and son John. Of
Bethel, Del are visiting relatives il
this city.
party composed Of Mrs Lee
ture, of Philadelphia; Mrs Rose Roberts
of st. Louis, and Miss Imogene Lecture
of Chicago, was in this city yesterday.
The Epworth Lergue of Scott NJ. E
Church will give parlor entertainment
at the home OF Mrs Charles Fountain
No. BOB Sherman street, this evening
Tho rrraanac Mill ha f.u fha hapaff n
the Mercy and Help department of the
league.
c. Cooper Young, one of Whining
tons tenterprising young pharmacists
has disposed of his business interests q
his partner and will go to Baltimore t.
read medicine
Several gilded youths were standing
at a street corner one of these pleasan
autumn afternoons, aud many and funn
were the condolences they exchanged
One, who is downright ugly, wa
lamenting the short summer and tn
near approach of winter Said he In a
injured tone: Every body will agre
that am not strictly handsome A
this there was a general afiirmativ
shaking of heads. 'fBut." he continued.
'A0WAhH obbnh ANt corners OF ul
mouth, that is a trihe too wide 70
beauty, 1.-THE girls at the seashore vote
me adorable this summer It was b.
cause got myself up in white. Whit
is so awiully becoming don't you know
wore from ten to twenty pairs Of whit
duck trousers a week.
"But." be went on, while the Other
listened with breathless tention, II a
most went daft because it seemed Il
laundress never got the creases in I'll
right place" And q weary look crel
into his eyes
Then the others Joined in a discussiC
of the latest fashions with an eager il
terest that is generally credited only
women.
Miss Lizzie Martin. Of No, 1916 Fren'
street, aud Daniel Malon+y OF this cit
were married. at St Pafrick's r
Church this morning The ceremoi
was at Q o'clock aud was performed
Rev. George S Bradford. Miss Ann
Schiller was bridesmaid aud p Callah.