Evening journal., 1893-06-23

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At 8 o'clock last night at No. 1882
East Twelfth street, this city, Miss
Margaret f. O'Connor and John
Dougherty stood beneath a beautiful
floral wedding bell of evergreen and
white lilies, and uttered the solemn re-
sponses of the wedding ceremony, as
performed by Father George S Bradford.
of st, Patrick's R c. Church
The bridesmaid was Miss Mayme
Lynn; Mark Organ acted as best man
The ushers were Harry Harper and
Levin Cavinder. Professor Stratton
played the wedding march from Lohen-
grin.
The graceful and attractive bride wore
beautiful Partisan gown of cream
marveloux silk with Spanish net, point
lace and broad satin ribbon trimmings
She carried lovely bunch Of bride roses,
and wore roses in her hair. Her one
ornament was plain gold necklace
The bridesmaid Miss Lynn, wore
cream colored silk frock, Empire fashion,
and carried cream roses
The parlors were beautifully deco
rated. In the corners were banks of
palms, roses and graceful ferns. There
was large screen of evergreens against
one wall, and the doorways were festooned
with the same In the centre of the
front parlor was a floral arch from which
was suspended the wedding bell and two
white doves.
A select orchestra furnished the music,
and Master Richenberger sang several
solos. Dancing was kept up until late
hour, when ices, cake, wine. nuts, fruits
and confectionery were served.
A number of handsome gifts were
received, including silverware, cut class.
china and banquet lamp from the
brother of the bride.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs James Carr, Mrs Burk, Miss Annie
Burk Miss Mary Lynch, Miss Name Nc.
Csllister, Miss Name McCloskey, Misses
Marian and Kate Moran, Mr. and Mrs.
p. Moran, Misses Mary and Anna
Ford, Miss Maggie Moran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Connor, James Connor, Charles
Connor, Daniel Connor,s of VIII
Transport, Pa Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
EggelhOf, Mr.. and Mrs George Har-
rington, Emmett Morrison. Viii
lard Cox, Thomas Rowan, John
Moran, John LAWN, Thomas
LAWN, Jerry OConnor. New Haven
Conn, Daniel O'Connor, Elmira, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bullin, Miss Anna
Bullin, Mr. and Mrs Edward Jones,
Joseph L Cavender, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wells, Joseph Gormley, Miss Emma
Beck Miss Lima Jones, Albert Thy bold
Philadelphia; W. Riehenberger, Mr.
and Mrs Fred Kienle.
Some of the gowns worn by Other
women were: Miss Emma Beck, whit,
dotted swiss Miss Katie Moran, white
dotted swiss, satin ribbons anc
Lace Miss Anna Bowen. whit,
swiss, pink trimmings; Miss Mary
Lynch, pink cashmere; Mrs DAME
OConnor broadcloth; Miss Nam,
McCloskey, black silk; Mrs. james
Conner, white embroidered muslin; Miss
Annie Burk white dotted null; Mrs
Black. black henrietta; Mrs Lewis
Elwood Knight pearl silk, chiffon trim
mings; Miss Mary Ford. blue
China silk; Miss Anna Ford blue Chin,
silk; Mrs Harry Wells, black India sill
and pink satin; Miss Carrie Egelhof, ol,
rose surah silk and lace; Mrs. Egelhof
black silk with let trimmings; Mis-:
Maggie Moran, steel henrietta, whit,
silk trimmings; Mrs. George Bullin, blacl
henrietta.
Special to Evening journal.
FAuLKLAND, June % Mrs John Holt,
of Kent county, Nd, is visiting the
family of R. C Justis.
Miss NJ. A. Stewart and Mrs. Margare
HILL of Wilmington, are visiting Mrs. NJ
Ferguson.
John Robinson, of Philadelphia, Il
visiting his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Bailey.
J. Colby Smith, Of Willow Grove, wa
in Wilmington yesterday.
Peter L Cooper. Jr., and bride cane
TO this city from the North yesterda.
and have taken up their residence q
No. l13l West Eighth street.
Special to Evening journal.
NEW YORK, June % -Wilmingtol
was represented yesterday in New Yor
by the following people: l. s. Brown, r
O. Appleby, Broadway Central Hotel
l.. G. Bird Hotel Bartholdi; w. Hast
luKet hNMLlhu AANnHts II y. U0aN
Westminster Hotel; II l. Evans A. r
Morrison, Hotel Savoy H. q. Latimer
Hoffman House
William Drien, son of William L
Drien of this city, left here to day for a
extended trip to the Worlds Fair city.
Miss Louise Elliott, with her father
John H. Elliott, of Washington. ID. G
is visiting the Worlds Fair.
Charles L Purnell, Of Georgetown, wa
in Wilmington yesterday.
The WILMINGTON Teachers UnioI
numbering the teachers of the evangel
cal Sunday schools of the city, held il
last meeting Of the season last night &
West Presbyterian Church
A reception was given by the teacher
of West Sunday school and refreshment