Evening journal., 1893-06-27

1AAs anu MIS- NeWall TAKE a wedding
Trip to Niagara FaIIs-EIeotric Car
Excursions the Most Popular Fad.
Henry f. Slater and Miss Marion
Miller, of New York, Join Hearts and
Hands.
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Mrs. Lizzie. Cannon and Michael NJ.
Newall were married at o'clock this
morning, at St Paul's R. c. Church by
Father Fallon, assisted by Father
Birmingham.
The bride wore a dove. colored travel
ing gown, with bengaline trimmings
and hat and gloves to match
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Newall held a reception at their home.
No. e32 West Fourth street, the parlor
of which was decorated with big punches
of LaFrance roses.
Only the immediate relatives and
Thomas Curley and family, William
Dorsey and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams, Thomas f. Curley, Jr, VIII
liam Monigan and family, John Maroney
and family, Mrs. Oliver Cannon, Miss
Kate McClafferty, Miss Lizzie Haughey.
Dr. and Mrs. Fahey and p. Fahey and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Newal will 60 on a we'd
ding tripN orth, visiting NisgaraFalls and
Atlantic City before returning to this
city, where they will live at No S32
West Fourth street.
The Epworth League of Grace NJ. f
Church will give moonlight excursion
this evening, If the weather proves favor
able, on the new steamer Ulrica.
Miss Jennie Etzel, of No. 5is Walnut
street, has returned home from visit to
Lombard, Md.
The three Baptist missions of this city
went on an excursion to Birmingham
Park to day.
Mrs. A. H Berlin's Sunday school class
of Grace NJ E Church went on an cleo
trio car excursion last night. Notwith-
standing the cold winds about eighty
people made up the party. Members Of
Trinity Church took an excursion on
another special car.
Miss Maude Young has been visiting
friends in Lombard, Md.
Rev. James Couper Kerr, United
States army chaplain, stationed at Fort
Wingate, New Mexico, was in Whining
ton yesterday.
L A. Bowen and wife, of this city,
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs J. It.
Mullin in West Chester
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Woodward, Of VIII
mington, have returned home from a
visit to West Chester
Miss Viola Porter of ClaymOnt, is
visiting friends in this city.
William Norris, of West Chester, has
been visiting in Wilmington.
Henry C Carpenter, the fne-looking
young Delawarean who has Just
been appointed United States CONNER
cial agent at Furth, Germany, was in
Wilmington this morning on his way
to Washington.
Mr.. Carpenter received his official
papers to-day and left at once for
Washington TO confer with Assistant
Secretary Quincy at the State Depart
ment and receive instructions. AS soon
as his duties are outlined to him be
will receive his passport and sail for
his European home.
Miss Lille Finley, of Marcus Hook, is
the guest of Wilmington friends.
Miss Marion Miller, Of Bedford Park,
n. Y. and Henry F. Slade of this city,
were married last evening at Kingswood
M E. parsonage by Rev. Henry S.
Dulany, pastor Of Kingswood Church.
Glass No. 16, of Harrison Street NJ E.
Sunday school, will give an electric
railway excursion this evening for the
benefit Of the building fund. The cars
will leave Seventh and Harrison streets
at T. 80 o'clock.
The badges have arrived for st. Paul's
Sunday school TO wear at the reunion
next Monday. They are silk American
flags with the name across them
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Clerk left
here to day for three weeks trip to
Halifax, Nova Scotia, going to and from
there by sea voyage
Levi G. Bird and wife are spending the
summer on the Bellah farm, near West
Chester, Pa.
Elk Speaker William i. Sirman, OF
Delmar, is registered at the Hotel Willis.
c. E. Mitchell, of desmond, England,
is registered at the Hotel Willis. He is
on his way to the World Fair.
Assessor Eugene Sayers had severe
attack of cramps last night and was not
able to be at his Office to day.
William B Sharp and wife, who have
been to the Worlds Fair, returned tc
this city to day. Their daughter, Miss
Mollie, remained in the West.
Miss Minnie Yogt and aunt. of Balti-
more, Nd, are the guests of Mrs. Eugene
Lynch, of Maryland avenue.