Evening journal., 1893-08-17
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Miss Johnson and Lewis
Scheu Welded BY the Bishop
PRETTY CEREMONY AT CALVARY

PRETTY CEREMONY AT CALVARY
Mrs. Harry Belts Gives Pleasant Musi-
Gale in Honor of Her Guests, Misses
Booth and wittenberg, of philadelphia.
wiImingtonIans Abroad-w wiiming gton
Visitors.
At 7.30 o'clock last evening Miss Alice
johnson and Lewis Scheu, both of this
city, we're married. The ceremony took
place at Calvary P. +. Church, Third
and Washington streets, and was per-
formed by Bishop Coleman.
Miss Mary Ellen Johnson, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor, and Miss Katie
Hartman was bridesmaid The best man
was Alfred Oliver, and Messrs Carter
and Cox, both of this city, acted as ush-
ers Otto Scheu, brother of the groom,
was escort for the maid of honor.
The bride wore an Empire gown OF
pearl gross grain silk, with Duchess
lace trimmings She carried bride roses
The maid of honor wore AN Empire gown
of pink silk, with white lace trimmings,
and carried La Franc roses Miss Hart
man, the bridesmaid wore cream China
silk frock and carried Marchael Neil
roses Miss Carrie Senis played the
wedding march.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the bride Among
those present were: Harry Hulker and
wife, Miss Claudia and Lois Hulker, Of
Camden, n ]. Mrs Hunt of Philadel-
phia; Mrs Charles Goreth, of Walden.
N Y. Miss Polly Johnson. of Tacoma (;
Mrs John Duffy, Mrs Francis Scheu, of
Camden Miss Name Greer, Miss
Name Joyce, James X. Crippin,
John Rex, Louis Bell, Oliver Bell, J. i
King, David F. Foster, Frank j. Murphy,
John Purcell, James j. Du san, Hugo +.
Bourbon, Mrs Nannette Scheu, of
Camden, n. Charles Muehleck. Jr /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Muehleck. Phila
deiphia Gustavus Pottiger, of Reading,
Pa Miss Ella McGarrety, Mrs. Mccain,
Mrs John Vert, Miss Mary Butterwort D.,
Mrs Butterworth Mr.. and Mrs Charles
jenkins, William ParSer,o of Reading, Pa.
William NJ Pyle, Walter Young, Miss
Hattie Pyle, Mark L. Garrett Noble
McMullin and Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan.
Mr.. and Ms Scheu went on a wedding
trip to New York, Niagara Falls and
Boston. They will live at No. 4O4 West
Fourth street The groom is we'll
known letter-carrier Of this city.
Mrs Harry Belts gave a pleasant
musicale at her home, 1910 Tatnall
street, last evening. 1t was in honor OF
Misses Meta Booth and Nellie Witten
berg, two of Philadelphia's fair daughters
who are visiting relatives and friends IN
this city.
Among those entertained together
with the guests OF honor, were: Mrs
Binnix, drs Benjamin d. Bowen, Miss
Ella Wittenberg, Misses Bessie anC
Helen Bowen, Minnie and Martie Binnix
Joseph Founders, J. Newman Davis an'
George Carter.
TIE piano duets by the Misses Binnix
SOLO by Miss Helen Bowen, and selec
renditions upon the violin by Mr.. Floun
ders we're the musical features of tn
evening. Social intercourse aud dancing
completed the enjoyment.
City Treasurer Adams has returne
from Ocean Grove, n. j.
Treasurers Clerk Samuel A. Price 4
corfned to his home by indisposition.
One Young woman was brave enougl
TO appear hatless at the Opera House
Her hair was prettily aud becomingl.
dressed, aud the man behind from hi
very heart declared her to be the sweetes
and most gracious woman in Whining
ton.
Miss Carrie Welsh, and her sister
Mrs A. Moran, have gone to Chicago 70
two weeksl sojourn in the White City
John Hubert and wife left this cit
yesterday for ten days trip to th
Worlds Fair.
State Auditor James p. Dulaney, {
Seaford, was in Wilmington yesterday
George B. Dougherty has returned
this city from trip to South Anerici
Mrs Charles Carton, Miss Nell
Carton. Harry and George Carton an
Miss Meta Reeves have cottage
Ocean Grove
Mrs. p Fahey and Miss Alice Fahe,
left here this morning for Atlantic Cit,
The latter will also visit the Convel
of the Good Shepherd in Baltimor