Evening journal., 1893-10-27

Miss Cecilia c. Miller and Josue smith
Solar at st. Peters Pro-cathedraI.
Pretty Home wedding of Miss Lucy
Barnes and j. f. Meginnes.
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The marriage Of Miss Lucy NJ. Barnes.
of this city. and J. Frederick Meginnes.
of Philadelphis, formerly of Bucks
county, Pa, was celebrated at the home
of the bride, No. 500 East Seventh street,
last night At o'clock the ceremony
was performed by Rev. Charles E.
Murray, rector of St. Andrews p E
Church
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
cream -colored bengaline, made en- traine,
and trimmed with Duchess lace, and
carried large bunch of white flowers.
She was unattended. Miss Edith Barnes,
young niece Of the bride, played the
wedding march
The house was beautifully decorated
with pot plants and cut flowers. After
the ceremony a dinner was served to the
guests. Among them We're: Mr. and
Mrs Ibling. Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. Meginnes, Bucks county, Pa. Mr..
and Mrs, Thomas Kitchener, Doylestown,
Pa. Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Meginnes,
Philadelphia; Elwood Roberts, Lamberts.
vile. N. J. Miss Hannah NJ. Little.
of Baltimore; Miss Lily M. France. Miss
Kate L Pyle, Miss Edith NJ Craig, Miss
Bessie Webb Miss Minnie Dimelow,
George Gardner, Howard L. Pyle, John
Craig, Harry R. Trlggs. Miss
Lizzie Gardner, Miss Anna L. Barnes,
Miss Laura E. Pierson, Edward H.
H. Barnes, Mrs Anna V. Lee, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse NJ. Barnes Wynard l. Bay
lis, Charles L. Barney. Mrs. H. f.
Johnson. Mrs. Mary +. Grub,
Miss Edith L. Barnes, Mr.. and
H. A. Thorp. Mrs. Annie j. Weichman n,
Miss Mary b Lee, John Thornton, William
s. Mitchell, William Il. Lee, p. j. Conrad
Miss Josephine Way. Benjamin s. Barnes,
Miss Lizzie Johnson, Miss Ella McKaig,
Mr. and Mrs w. K Johnson, Miss Annie
Hail. Edward j. Barney and Miss Anna
V. Lee.
The bride was formerly assistant at
the Wilmington Institute Library She
was also a member Of st. Andrew choir
After the wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs,
Meglnnes will make their home in Phila.
delphia
William Baxter was in Philadelphia
yesterday
Theodore Ferguson, deputy register in
chsncery, returned from the Worlds
Fair yesterday.
H. H Ward has returned from the
Worlds Fair.
Theodore F. Armstrong, Of Newark,
was in this city yesterday.
Miss Cecilia C Miller. daughter OF
John F. Miller, of the Farmers Fire In
surance Company, and Josue Smith-SolaI
were m luied yesterday afternoon. The
wedding took place Of st. Peters Pro
Cathedral, at Sixth and West streets
Bisl op Curtis assisted by General Vicar
Lyons and Father Crowley, officiated
The ceremony was a long one and un
usually beautiful and impressive. The
church was lilies with interested specta
tofs.
The bride wore handsome going away
gown of brown serge Her bouquet wal
of La Fiance roses She was unat-
tended.
William w. Knox was best man, anC
J Smith Brennan, J. Ferris Belt an,
Walter l. Butler acted as ushers.
After the ceremony luncheon wa
served at the home Of the bride, No
500 West Eleventh street, to the mem
bers of the bridal party and the immed
late relatives of the bride and groom
Mr. and Mrs. Smith-Soar left last even
ing for trip to Chicago, when they vii
witness the closing exercises OF the fair
They will return to this city for a few
days. and on November - will star
for Valparaiso, Chill, OF which place tn
groom is a native They will live Their
about three years.
Albert Hanson of Minneapolis MINI
and Miss Maggie Freed of this city, wer
married last night at s o'clock at tn
home Of the brides aunt, Mrs g. NJ
Heisler, at No. ll13 West Seventh street
Rev 4 b Short, of the Harrison Street N
+ Church ofiiciated Only the relatives Q
the bride and groom were present
supper was served after the ceremOnl
Among those present were: George n
Heisler and wife. Jacob Freed and wifi
Miss Margaret Freed Mrs s. E
Heisler, Miss Kate Riddle, Mrs Villa
vernon, Harry Heisler, Lulu Heisle
Warren Heisler and Miss May McQueeI
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson went on a trip
the Worlds Fair. They will live
Minneapolis.
General Seer etary Dow, of the Youu
Mems Christian Association, is receivlr
many congratulations He is the faith
Of a bouncing girl aud has named
Edith May.
Mrs. elizabeth Ida Welsh. Of Vernon
and Frederick Muller, presumably
Washington, q. G were married
Linden Hall, Newark, on Sunday aft,
noon Rev George M Bond, of {
Newark Episcopal Church, oficiate
Davi Rose, florist, Of the Maryland di
sion of the p w & railroad, was mast