Evening journal., 1893-06-16
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Merry Month of Roses Brings
About Many Happy Affairs.
JUNE WEDDING BELLS JINGLE

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PercivaI J. Cause, of This City. Weds a
Fair Maryland Girl-AIarriage of Miss
sorden and George Phillips. of PhiIa-
-ielphia- Social Chit Chat About
Wilmingtoniansa and Their Friends.
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Miss Lidie Sorden. of this city, was
married last night to George w Phillips,
formerly of Laurel but now of Philadel-
phia, at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
George s. Mckee, No. 911 Shipley street.
Rev. A. n Keigwin of West Presby-
terian church performed the ceremony.
The bride wore cream colored gown
with satin and lace trimmings, and
carried white roses The bridesmaid.
Miss Ella Mckee, W ore a cream silk gown
aud carried La France roses. Miss Anna
Darlington was maid of honor, and wore
frock of figured organdy lawn.
George Nichols was best man and John
Litus was usher Miss Annie McWhor
ter played the wedding march from Men
delssohn.
Among those who offered congratula
tions were Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Triggs, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs George S. Mckee, Miss Lillian
McClintock, Miss Ella Carey. Miss
Elsie Joslyn, Miss Alma Nc.
Whorter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Herring
Mrs. Anna Null, Mrs. Robinson, Mr..
and Mrs Leslie Appleby, Misses May
and Blanche Appleby, Mrs. Joseph
Chamberlain, Miss Name Preston, j. T.
Clymer. Mr.. and Miss Wilson, Miss
James, of Philadelphia, and Miss Name
Chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips
went on wedding trip South.
E. Harry Beck, of Smyrna spent
several hours in Wilmington yesterday.
]. W. Dewitt, of st. Georges. regis.
tered at the Hotel Willis yesterday.
Miss Mary L. Baker, of Salem, Ohio, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. f. Il. Newlin.
Miss Phoebe A Newlin, who has been
i'll with pneumonia, has recovered.
Charles A. Foster spent yesterday in
Baltimore.
Levy Court Commissioner John ].
Gallagher will leave on Sunday night
for Toronto, Canada.
Professor w. L. Goodng, Dover; c. w.
Prettyman, Seaford Rev DR.. John Y.
Dobbins, this city, who were among those
who3 attended the Dickinson College
commencement at Carlisle, Pa, have re-
In cd to- fn hor
Mrs. Thomas Benson was in Dover
yesterday.
Miss Emile P. Warner, Of this city, is
visiting Miss Annie Hoguet at Bristol, Pa
Howard R Robinson, formerly will
Quigley & Mullin, OF this city, and nov
residing in Brooklyn, n. Y, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Reese Crewe has returned TO he
home in this city from a trip to Wash
ington.
Mrs. Johnson of this city, is spending
few days in Philadelphia
Mrs. Gertrude Pilbeam and daughter
Gretta, of this city, are spending th'
summer in Atlantic City.
A few days ago a couple were marrie
in a Caroline county peach orchar
under peculiar circumstances.
The groom is resident Of Queel
Anne's county, Nd The bride lived il
Delaware near the boundary betwee
that state and Caroline county.
The groom secured his license in Care
line county aud proceeded to the hous
of the bride. When the time came fO
the wedding the minister who was Ell
gagged failed to materialize But foi
tunately, clergyman from Delawar