The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-26
NEW CASTLE NEWS.


On the Delaware.
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN.
New CASTLE. April 90. 1894.
Every available seat In Emmanuel
Episcopal Church was filled and large
numbers of people were obliged to
stand outside last evening, the occa-
sion being the wedding of Mr.. John
riet d. Fitch, eldest daughter OF MIR.
John Fitch, this city. The wedding
march was played by Master Eddie
Truitt, and the ceremony which Joined
TWO loving hearts together was per-
formed by Rev. J. p. Duhammel. The
bride looked charming In well fitting
gown of cream henrietta entralne,
trimmed with duchess lace and satin
ribbons, with veil, and carried white
carnations. The bride was attended
by her sister. Miss Mary Fitch. who
was attirod In dress of the same ma
terial as the bride. The Rroomsman
was Mr.. William Rridaes. OF Phtladei-
phia.
After the wedding ceremony a re.
ceptlon was held at the residence oil
the brides parents. Among those
present were:
From Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brides, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl AIRY
Brides, Mrs. Geo. Cartwright. Mr..
VIM. Peak. MIR. Archie Lssher, Mr..
VIM. Bridder.
From New. Castle. Mrs, VIM. Bri
des, Mrs. Mary Davis. Mrs. Ward,
Misses Maggie Toner. Mary Brown.
Lydia Harney. Ella Fitzgerald. Win
ME Sheridan, Annie Brown, Mol Q
Windsor. Mrs. McGrath. Mrs. Harvey.
Mrs. j. A. CarlIn, Mrs p. q. Madden.
Mrs. Charles Toner, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Toner, Mrs. Newlove, Mr.. and Mr..
John King, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Montgomery, Miss Isabella Sheridan.
Isaac q. Lighteap, Jr.. John New
J love, Clarence Talaferro, Thomas Ior.
rIs. Howard Churnside. Edward Iay
Tor. Irwin Murray, Joseph Stack. Philip
Sheridan, Charles A. Newlove Frank
Sheridan, Wallace Fitch. james 4. Nc
Ivor, William Leach. The bride was
the recipient OF many handsome and
valuable pre- cents. Mr.. and Mr. .
Bidder will reside In Philadelphia.
The flower concert given in the Bel
/ tist church last evening was grand
l SUCCESS. The program was al inter
: estIng one and every nuineer was we
filled. The Rotations of Miss Bessie
: Kuntz were very pleasinuly rendered.
MI. VI poit ehA " $500
:. Cannon rendered two excellent solti
. and Chas. Edwards and Edward Nay
(. lor gave two instru mental solos II
: good torn. After the concert eacl
!; one was presented with flower.
4 When going to Philadelphia or wan
K ing anything from that city, patroniz'
y steamer Reybold. Rates are the low
i est and accommodations the best
Leaves here at q. m. Phhaue phia
= D. m. Tuesday and Friday cattle dave
I'm glad, saidl John It. Stoops las
evening, that / have advertised Ia IA.
REPUBLICAN, for ] have Just : b ppe
, three sets OF harness to-day anu d.
sale of wall paper since tn 1t advert sc
a ment was placed in your paper la.
n been astonishing.
4 Politics are getting red hot aroun
= here Just now. Every trnin br'
+ some OF tine candidates foi Sheriff G
q Coroner here.
4 Last evening the band parad
!. around town and q public meet
!. was held in Red Mems Hall.
!, weddinls seemed to be the fashio
n last evening. There was one here All
n one at Bea- Station and another l
"a Red Lion, the latter parties being M
4 Walker and Miss Beaie, and MIR, Ora
and Niles Hayes.
A pretty girl somnambulist on Tue
q day evening met with a slight nee
d dent while taking one OF her night
!, walks.