Evening journal., 1893-06-22


People, and Wilmington People who
Are Guests.
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An unusually pretty wedding was that
of Miss Mary l. King, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John II. King, to George Nor
wood Leister, of Pittsburg last night
The ceremony was performed by Rev. N.P.
Grouse of Pheaixville, Pa, at the home of
the bride, No. 1910 West Eighth street.
The parlor was tastefully decorated with
palms, ferns and hydrangeas and the
wedding guests in their various colored
costumes made the scene a very pretty
one. Miss Clara Wells, of this city, was
maid of honor, and Miss May Leister of
PhRnixville, was bridesmaid Miss Mary
Armstrong and Miss Alice Armstrong
were ribbon bearers The best man was
J. Harry Leister, Of Phenixville, and
John P Hyatt of Philadelphia, and
Claude Lercister, Of Phenixville, were
ushers.
The bridal party entered the church
TO the strains of Mendelssohn, played by
Harry +. Robelin.
old ivory satin with duchess lace and
orange blossoms. She carried a big
bunch of bride roses and maidenhair
fern. Miss Clara Wells, maid of honor,
wore pink silk and carried La France
roses. Miss Leister, the bridesmaid,
wore white silk gown and carried white
roses.
Among the guests were Professor
and Mrs. Harry Leister, of lPh@niXville ;
Mrs Harry Hoffman and son, New Hanover,
Pa; Howard Willauer, of Pottsville; ;
Mrs Edward L. Peacock, Of Baltimore; ;
Mrs. Ellen Rodney Voris, of Washing
ton; Miss Anna NJ Lynch, Miss Valeria
Husbands, Miss White, of Norristown; !;
Mr. and Mrs. n. G.. Price and Miss
Louisa w. Price of Delaware City, Miss
Annie Hildebeitel and Miss Sallie Erb, of
Reading; Charles 5. Rambo and family,
Mrs. Eleanor Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Adams Miss Lottie G.
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs George W. Bright,
Miss Elizabeth Carlisle, Miss Sutton, of
Philadelphia; Miss Ida J. Fraim, Mr.. and
Mrs George B. Moore, Mr.. ands Mrs iaJ.
w. Aydon, Mrs. William Williamson,
Daniel Farra, Jr, Miss Buckman, Of
Philadelphia; Miss Maggie Bonner, James
w. Taylor Harry Wilhauer, Edgar
II. Kurtz, Eva Longacre of PhGnixville /.
Mrs J. P. Hyatt, Mr.. and Mrs William
mclaughlin, Mr. aud Mrs Paul Bright
Misses Ada and Essie Price, Elizabeth
Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs Albert Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Cause, Harry Adams,
Miss Dill, Miss Maggie O'HaTs. Rev. and
Mrs. N. P. Grouse, Of Phenixville Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Mahaffy, Mrs
Charlotte Wells. lean Price Miss Ogden,
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Baird, Miss
M. L. Breen, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Adams, Miss May l. Heath, Miss Eliza
beth J. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard o.
Armstrong and family, Mrs. Jane Price,
of this city grandmother of the bride,
and Mrs William Price, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. aud Mrs Lester went on a tour
North last night They will live in
Pittsburg,
Tomorrow evening at s o'clock the
New. Century Club Auxiliary will hold
its second meeting in the drawing room
of the club building.
The "What Could She Do" Circle OF
Kings Daughters of Central Preshy-
terian Church will give an amusing
entertainment entitled "Old Times and
New"
The Auxiliary membership tickets will
be for sale, which will admit the holder
to all other meetings during the summer.
Ralph A. Lyon, a United Press operator
of the EVENING JOURNAL, has returned
from Baltimore, where he attended the
commencement exercises of the Western
Female High School, of which his sister
Miss Madge Lyon, is a graduate
Mrs. Lewis Sasse went TO Philadelphia
yesterday to see her Eiece, Emma
Thomas, who is quite i'll with brait
fever.
Hugh G. Browne was at Newark yes
terdaY attending the commencement e1
ercises Of Delaware College.
Nathaniel w. Davis is at Delawar
College witnessing the commencement
exercises.
James w. Ponder was at Swathmor
College yesterday.
f. H. Newlin, of this city, is in Coates
vile attending the funeral of his cousin
Mrs. Sadie P. Long.
Edward r. Martin, of Seaford. regis
tered at the Hotel Willis yesterday.
Mrs. Celeste McEvoy, of Philadelphia
is the guest of Mrs, Benjamin d. Bowen
on West street.
Miss Lily P. Cotton, of Washington
d. G., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank
lin B. Cotton, in this city.
Mrs. Charles H. Tribst has returned t
her home in this city from a two weeks
visit to friends in. Chester.
James McComb, Wilmington, was tn
guest Of the family of Joseph Keech
West Chester, last evening,
DIR. J. Paul Lukens is in Herman
Nebraska at the bedside of his mother
who is dangerously i'll at that place.
The class of Mrs A. H. Berlin, o
Grace M. E. Sunday school, will give a
electric car excursion, on Monday nigh
The proceeds will be for the benefit {