Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-27

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MISS Emile Shaw, a former school
teacher OF this city. and Dr. }. Angus Noel
OF canton, Ohio were married this morn.
ing. the ceremony took place at No S87
Market street, at IL o'clock, and was
performed by Rev George Hall, Of st.
Johns P. + Church Miss Enis GRAY.
OF Downingtown. Pa, was the best girl.
aud Dr. f. B. Magnus, of Washington,
ID. g., was best man.
The bride wore a handsome travelling
gown Of wood brown eulvert cloth,
trimmed with brown velvet and button
eolored lace, with a becoming hat to
match. She carried a bouquet of pink
sweet peas. The bridesmaid wore
gown OF white silk, with lace trimmings
The handsome parlors we're decorated with
white and yellow daisies The room was
dimly lighted by candles, thus making
the wedding all the more impressive D.
b. Jones was caterer.
Dr. aud MrE. Noel left here at noon for
western trip. They will make their
home at Canton, Ohio.
Among those who we're present and
offered congratulations were Mr.. and
Mrs r G. Fraim, Mr. aud Mrs. George
Dorsey, the Misses Dorsey, Mrs Shaw.
Miss Carrie Shaw, Miss Nellie Shaw.
Miss Tamar Shaw, Mr. Preston, Mr..
Fighter, Horace g Knowles, Miss Julia
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. w Mousley.
of Downingtown Dr. and Mrs. Honey
well. Miss Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Bond, Mrs. Hilligus, Miss Irene
Hilllgus. Miss Louie McIntire,
Miss @. Byrne Miss Guthrie,
Miss Dalbow, Miss McKenhut,
Miss Grey. Mr, Grey, Of Downingtown,
Pa. Rev. DR.. Hall, Dr. F. d Magnus,
Washington, d Q Miss Kallie Plummer,
Charles J. Campbell, p II. Farley, Harry
Hilligus. Mrs Bert Honeywell and others.
Mr.. aud Mrs Amos Koplln, of No.
1901 Linden street., were pleasantly
surprised by a party of friends from
Chester on Monday evening.
Among them were II. H. Goff, book.
keeper for the Electric Line steamers;
Jahn 81. Rawlins, of the Grocer Mills.
Upland; Mrs. Gof aud Mrs. Rawlins,
James Sleeper, operator ON the p w &
b railroad; MISS Name Cochran.
daughter Of Henry Cochran, superlntend
emit of the Lamokn Car WORKS
William Hill, superintendent Of
the Grown Smelling Works; Miss
Lottie Sleeper, William Swan, OF the
g Brill Car Works, OF Philadelphia:
Miss BERTHE Golf OF Mount Moriah
Miss Jessie Gof Miss Lola Raw
Inns, and Clarence Rswllns. After
singing and enjoying themselves gen
orally, refreshments were served aud
the remainder Of the night WAS spsnt in
singing camp meeting songs. After
late breakfast, tie party took the trolley
for the Chester boat
H. Scott Norris Of Westover. Nd. is
the guest Of Mrs j. l. Van Dyke, in
this city.
Miss Mary NJ Parker and Mrs ]. r.
Whitney, Of this city, are guests OF
friends In Maine.
Hugh G. Browne who has bsen spend
ing several days at Oak Grove, returned
home to-day.
A four-horss coach has been secured
10 take the members of the Delaware
Camera Club on AT outing on Saturday.
II will leave the Equitable Building at
2p m 1t is proposed TO drive to Carr
croft station, on the B & o railroad and
follow the picturesque and historic
Turkey Run through that beau
tiiuly wooded section 10 She'll
pot Park. The members will take their
cameras and photograph points Of inter-
est along the line Of ramble.
An instances Of the fearful uuftness OF
Thugs was noticed on Sixth street thi,
morning A girl walked out that
thoroughfare, and she wore pretty
cool looking duck suit over dainty
shirt waist. Her hat was white. sci
on by few blue aud white violsts Sb,
carried blue parasol. aud altogether pre-
sented as fair aud pleasing appearance a.
only Wilmington girl can. Bat. had th,
admirer turned for q second look la
would have seen about half yard o
torn, inRrtistic red batlste hounee from
her petticoat which dangled ungrace
fully about her heels as she held be
frock skirt just a bit higher than tn
approved angle.
George w. Davis, the genial brake
mao on the Edge Moor wOrkingmen
train, will leave this city on Saturda
for two weeks trip to Atlantic City.
The marriage Of Rev. Lewis G. VAIN
rian Church, and Miss Mary A. Guidh
OF Pottsvlle, Pa. was announced {
take place at Pottsville to-day.
A wedding occurred Ia Baltimore las
night, in which many of the participant
are well-known in Delaware. severa
having resided for years in theii nativ
town of New Castle and others havin
been regular visitors there and guests a
many social events IN Wilmington. III
bride IS a lineal descendant OF the vel
known Delaware family Of Booths Mis-
AnnS Both BLch, third daughter q
Rear Admiral George Beall Ballet
United States Navy, was welded yestel
day to Rev. George William Lay. Of Con
cord, N. Fl. The groom is the second so
OF the late RI Rev Henry C Lay, bisho
OF the Protestant Episcopal diocese O
Elston.
The ceremony was performed in 81
Michael and AN Angels Protestar