The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-01-14
tpRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Marriage of Miss Mary McCIena-
hal of Port Deposit, and Mr..
George V. Hagerty, OF
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r residence of John NJ. McClenat
oners Els, prominent citizen of Port ]
the poi. and senior member of the firm
was Meenahan & Brother. proprietors
Verai thextensive granite quarries of IL
to-, was the scene of q pleasing soc
pur e1t On Thursday evening, the occasi
lie, in tas the MARRIAGE of his secop,l da,rbt
move is Mary McClenhau to Mr.. Geor
lzey Hagerty, a well known busiue
anu of Baltimore. The generous hos
mar itv of Mr. and Nrs JoC,,o,
, y iected in the careful and paiustakir
eparation of every thing calculated
ntrIbute to the pleasure of their guest
lie general enjoyment of the largo col
any present, attesting the social success
the evening. Good taste and reiiue
Judgment were every where visible i
rthe floral decorations of the parlors au
halls, which wore a wealth of smila
..isd evergreens, the emblematic whit
rose prevailing. The ceremony was cell
ii, DRAFTED in the main parlor, the Rev
Adam Steagie pastor of the Tome
Memorial Church and Rev. L, E. Barrett
q oeing the cslebrauts. At eight O'Clock,
/ TO the strains of the Pilgrims Chorus
from lombard rendered by Prof.
Heber's orchestra of Baltimore, stationed
IN the hall, the bridal couple entered The
parior, preceded by Messrs. Summerfield
Hagerty, aud William E. SwindeH OF
Baltimore, and William and Howard Nc
Clenshan, brothers OF the bride as
ushers, followed by Mistress Ethel Mes
bit charmirgly costumed in pink, and
bearing basket of lie France roses. as
maid of honor. Under bower of palms
the service was impressively read, The
responses of the bride and groom being
distinctly audible. The especial interest
OF the moment, ceptered in Mrs.
Hagerty's plain but rich bridal costume |
OF white silk with satin stripes, with |
tulle veil and diamond ornaments. The
service concluded, the echo of Mr..
barretts scnorous voice eloquently in.
7okipg Gods blessing on the man and
had scarce died upon his silent
audience, when the burst of congratuIa.
ions began.
The scene was animated and pleasing,
be beautiful toilettes of the fair women
resent, constituting a charming social ;
icture. After receiving the cangratu.
'tions OF their friends, Mr.. and Mrs,
lagerty led the way to the dining room,
here collation. rich as it was generous
waited their guests, and which was served d
d. a. Harris caterer of Baltimore. t
ointment among those at the ceremony ii
ID reception were: Mr.. James s. Haeertv a
l. ouinmerfield Hagerty, M. o. P. p
agerty. Mr.. Charles Carroll, Mrs
dor, NJ William Sy.,lndeIl, M. and
Mrs. James H,ertyr1a r. and Mrs. Charles
[ Strand, Miss Harcourt, Miss Kate Pier
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay, Miss CASA
way, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn c. Bird, Mr.
William B. Oliver, Mr.. George NJ Park
hurst, Mr.. G. l.. Wagandt and Mr.. W. II.
Mayors, of Baltimore. Mr.. aud Mrs
samuel E. Gavin, Mrs. u gorge S. Wash
ngton, Howard A!exa nder and Mr. j. w.
henderdine of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Furman of Sayersville, n. j., Mrs. Z
Cornell Dunlap of Elizabeth, n. j., Miss
Radclif, Millville, n. j.. Miss Jennie [
Hoffman, Englishtown, n. j. Miss Bessie c
Dunlap, Elizabeth, n. j., Miss Virgie
Bunting, New York, Miss Bessie Nc.
oougalI, California, Miss Fanny G. Ely, !
Harrisburg. Pa. Capt Thomas Perry, L. ,
}. Navy, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Tome, Mr.
nd Mrs. j. Harvey Rowland, Mr. and
Hrs. III. c. Nesbitt, Mr.. aud Ms. Thos. C
'ond, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Rowland, Mr..
nd Mrs. r. E. McClenahan, Master Row |
leClenshan, Mr.. F. S. Everst, Miss Poll Y
:. Everist, Mr.. S. A. Reynolds, Miss Nina
.eynoids, Miss Virgie Ransom, Mr. and
lrs. Harry A. Nesbitt, DR.. aud Mrs. H.
'. Hopes, Mr., aud Mrs. D. G.. Wilson,
liss Bertha NesbitJ, DR.. and Mrs. RE. D
romwe!l, Miss Florence Bromwell, Ii
lrs l.. A. c. Gerry, Miss Ida t
!. Gerry, Mr. and Mrs Robert Hopkins. =
II and Mrs Thee. j. Fauuemau, tn. Il
lisses Jennie, Belle II. and Maggie Van d
eman, Miss Shelley, Mr. and Mrs f. I'll, .
owland, Mr. and Mrs VIM. B. Steele
lisS Belle Steele, Miss Maggie Steele :,
II. aud Mrs. H. r. Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs 7
: L. Dorcus, Ir. and Mrs. w. w. Hopkins, =
II. Joseph A. Everist, Mr.. and MIS-. !. 81
Abrahams, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j, Buck. 81
r. and Mrs. william X. Keckefus, Miss Z
airy Bond, Miss Florence Bond, Mrs. $. E
: Carson, Miss Queen Carson, Rev. and :,
rs. Adam Stengle, Miss Fanny d, Wilson. Ii
rs. DF. Z. A. Shure Mrs. joseph Rey g
bids, Mrs. G Buckley, Dr. S. G. Fisher.
Id Miss Emma Hopkins, of Port Deposit. n
+. Clarence S. Nesbist of Philadelnbi, q
ev. l.. E Barrett, Wilmington, Del, Mr.. F,
Id Mrs. Enoch Mccullough, and Miss
lorenzo Mccullough, of Liberty Grove: -
RS. Christopher Wilson of Hartford Co ri
a.; MI. and Mrs. r. k Vauneman.
avre dc Grace, Mr.. IL. Il Torbert. Elxtop Nj
=. JOHNNY. Abrahams, Albany. Newyorl, Re
I. ana Mrs. q. 5 Abrahams, and Miss Ia
lFgie A6rahams, Woodlawn, and Mr. G.
"intfinger, Princeton. New Jersey. i'0
Inc popularity of Mrs. Hagerty WAS Sc
tested oy the unusual nura Der of valuable To
ID costly presents of which she was tho
cipient. Oh
nile Mr. and Mrs. Hagerty were receiv Co
g their friends, serenade was given
elm by the Riverside Cornet Band who vera Lii
'spieapiy received at the wedding feast. No
10 they babe good bye to their friends
ID midst shower of rice, took a spsciaI
ain for Perryville, where with \ nnu,.r
eneir friends they boarded the y a.
press train for Phildelphia. Their wed. p
ns tour will be extended week or ten -.
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