The Penn's Grove record., 1893-06-16
D GALORE.
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Warren j. Kille, our enterplising
tinsmitb and stove dealer, 50 quietly
disappeared from Penn's Grove two
weeks ago that many did not know he
was gone until he returned home. lie
went to see the Worlds Fair and to al.
ways keep it in sacred remembrance
he brought his choicest selection Of the
"fairm in all the world home with him.
He left on the LIST and in less than three
days the elective affinity had drawn
him TO st. Louis where he found his
bride waiting him ready to become II
Jersey woman. On Wednesday, the
7tb, lie and Miss Ida j. Hill, daughter
of JOHN Hill, Superintendent OF the
water works, were married by Rev. j.
w. Weston, at the residence of herpar-
ents. 1921 Herbert st. They left at
once for Chicago, where they took a
hasty look at The famous Worlds Fair.
They left Chicago on Saturday and ar
rived in PENIS Grove on Monday
where they were given a cordial recep.
ton at The residence OF his father, Geo.
S. Kille. by a number of relatives.
Mr.. Kille visited the factory Of the
Quick Meal gasoline stove works in st.
Louis, where he use to work 4 few
years ago.
DUNBAR@CRoMPToN.
At the residence Of Mrs. Martha
Crompton, PENIS Grove, on Monday
evening June 18th, her daughter Miss
Lena May, was given in marriage to
Mr.. Herbert Allen Dunbar, of Damaris-
Gotta, Maine, who is in the senior class
at Grocer Theological Seminary, Ches-
ter, Pa, and pastor of the Penn'8 Grove
Baptist church. The ceremony was
perfoi med by Rev. J. c. Long, d. D.,
Professor of Church History at the
above seminary. There were present
the immediate relatives of the bride
and a few of her most intimate friends
and Mr.. Frank st. J. Fitch, classmate
of the groom who assisted as best man.
After the ceremony luncheon was
served and the congratulations and
good wishes of those present were *.
tended to the happy couple; also kind
messages were received from their Icia.
tiyes who were unable to be present.
In addition to the floral decorations;
the gifts received were very beautiful
and gave increased Charm to the pretty
parlor and the occasion passed off most
pleasantly.
COMMUNICATIONS.
A very pretty and Fashionable we'd
ding took place in Emmanuel Church
on Thursday evening, it being the nup
tial of Harry Il. C%rompton, with John
Summerill 81 Bro, and Miss Matte,
daughter of John and Annie Patton.
The Church was decorated very prgtti-
ly with laurels, water lilies, ported
plants, bloom and cut flowers and vines
and the carpeted walk from the car
riage to the church was strewn with
evergreens. a congregation of over
two hundred relatives, friends and
neighbors, were present to witness tie
ceremony. The ushers were Lewis NJ.
Cook, Jas. Wyatt, Linn ilurlf and
Edw. W. Boehm, of Camden.
Al 0 O'Clock the wedding party en-
tered the Church while Prof. Fufgeson,
of Philadelphia, played Memberships
wedding march, and we're received nj
the altar by Rev. d. w. G. MclnLire,
who performed the pretty ring cere.
mony of the NJ. Il. Church, Miss
Edith Lawrence, cousin to the bride,
was BRIDES maid and Mr.. John Ileaton
was best man. Both are of Woodbury..
The brides dress was Lansd0wne
trimmed with white lace and ribbons.
She wore the conventional bridal veil
and bore a boquet of white roses.
After the ceremony many of the Iela-
lives and friends went to the home Of
the newly married couple, which is
very beautifully and richly furnished,
extended their congratulations and par
took off a sumptuously spread table of
refreshments.
Among those present were Mrs. Mar
tina L. Crompton, Rev. and Mrs. Her
bert A. Dunbar, Rev. Frank Fitch, q!
Canada, Mrs. NJ. J. Bowles, Fred EaNg-
les, Miss Jennie Bowles, of Philadel.
phia, Mrs. Charles Moves, Miss Mar
garet PitmaD, Miss Ella Cole, Miss
Ray Applegate, of Camden. Nh. and
Mrs. VIM. Adams, Miss Annie Adams,
Mrs. Edw. Reese, of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Foster, of Camden, Miss
Emma Foster, Of Cape May Court
House, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. DuGield,
Mrs. Furman Lawrence, of Woodbury.,
Rev. and Mrs. d. w. 9. Mclntile, MI.
and Mrs. w. ID. Torton, MI. and Mrs.
John Patton, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pat
ton and children, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. John Diver,
Mrs, Chrissie Rogers, Mrs. Kate Fen
nimore, Mrs. Ellen Holton, Mis-. EN-
ma Fox, Prof. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Israel Dolhow, MIR and Mrs. Doc Dol
bow, Mrs. Anabel Curriden, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Summerill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Win Strengthen, Misses Laura Walker,
Emma Fennimore, Name Curriden,
Ella Clunn, Fannie Black, Ella Tussey,
Mrs. Debbie Hillman, Messrs. Lewis