The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-05

which taxed the seating capacity Of the
edifice TO it's utmost.
After the marriage had been SOL
emnized by Rev. w. H. pearce. d. D.,
wedding supper was served and n
reception held at the family residence
on Clay avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton departed on a
night train for a tour Of several weeks,
after which they will return to Scran-
ton for short visit before leaving for
Boulder, Colo. the home Of the groom.
After the chimes in the church tower
had ceased ringing and following an
Introductory organ marital recital. oc-
Cured the wedding, which was one of
the most marked social events Of sew
sral years. The ceremony had bsen
looked forward to by the best element
Of the eity's social circles As q fitting
finale of the season. The popularity OF
the bride, the business reputation Of
the groom, particularly in his own
state, and the prominence Of the brides
father, all tended tolsnd additional
interest to the wedding.
The groom is of the firm of Fulton
Brothers. who conduct q real estate,
Investment and brokerage business.
with offices at Denver. Pueblo and
Boulder, Colorado
ENTRANCE OF BRIDAL PARTY.
Promptly at the hour announce the
bridal party entered the church and
proceeded down the aisle to the strains
of Msndelssohn's wedding march.
Annie McAnulty and Helen Council,
flower girls, were attirsd in white
MULE and each carried leEhorn hat
heaped with roses; following and pro-
cesding the bridesmaids came the
ushers, William H. Clark, of Saginaw
Mich. DR.. z. NJ. X. Fulton, of Phila =
delphia, and E. H. Connsll. Rollo G.
Jermyn, Mark X. Edgar and George
NJ. Dewitt, Of Scranton.
The six bridesmaids were Miss Eliz3 4.
beth Bentley. Miss Adelaide Dodge and
Miss Blanche Wood. Of Homes
dale; Miss Florence Edgar. Miss
Kate Jay and Miss Name Charles
worth, of this city. Three wsrf
gowned in pink and three in light
green crepe; all looked rsdiansly beau
liiul aud each carried huge bunch of
pink inermet roses.
Accompanying the bride was he
maid of-honor. Miss Ora Dimm!ck, o!
Oneonta, n. Y. She wore gown OF
whits silk and carried white rosss.
The bride followed. leaning ON he
fathers arm. Her gown was of cream
satin, made entrain with high neck ant
large pulled sleeves; the trimming WA
Of duchesse lace. A veil Of tu!l
tastsfully fastened to the coitfure by {
beautiful star cluster of diamonds, tn
gift of the groom, and dainty spra
Of lillies-of.ths valley. She carried
large bouquet Of lilliss. valley.
The bride was received from he
father at the Ghancel by the groom, &C
compsnied by Theodore L. Connell.
AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY.
During the reading of the ritual an
| ceremony, 20. Promise Mr." froI
Robin Hood was played. The fair
! strains of tho organ, the pecnlis
beauty and significance Of tho ritz
and the splendor of the edifice. II
tended to make the ceremony psrticu
Iarly impressive and beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton passed from til
church TO the Marche de I Opera Tar
hauser.
Mr Connelrs wedding gift to b
. daughter was check for handsom
sum.
The groom's present to the bride wa
a Ia ~ f.ln kd .
he gave the ushers each a scars pi
p consisting of Il gold wreath studde
; with pearls. The brides present
each OF her attendants was the san
o article made as pendant.
+ The bridal bouquet of lilies -of-th
valley and the bouquets carried by ii
o maid of-honor and bridesmaids wei
!, remarkable for their beauty and goo
taste displayed in arrangement The
;. were creations of Warendorf, the col
n brated New York florist
IS The guests were received at Il
house by the bride and her HUSBAND
If Mr.. and Mrs. Connell. Miss Dimmici
y of Onsonta, N. Y; Miss Bentley, Mi
y Wood aud Miss Dodge, of Honesdal
Miss Jay. Miss Z Elgar and Mi
t. Cnarlesworth. Of Scranton; w. ]
g Clark, of Saginaw, Mich DR.. 2 !
N K. Fulton, Of Philadelphia; Theodo
Z. Connell. Z. H. Connell, Rollo
u u Jsrmyn. Mark X. Edgar and Geor
II Dewitt, of Scranton.
u THE HOUSE DECORATIONS
. Nothing was lacking to make t
~ floral decorations at the family re-
ar dence on Clay avenue . lavish displ
IN of the beautiful. For the past I,
n. days Clsrk's assistants had been trar
ch forming the house into fragra
bower Of lovliness Strings Of smila
palms. potted plants in blossom q
cut flowers, principally roses in pi
and white, formed the main fsatul
Of the adornment The bay .windc
of the reception parlor contained ma
: smilax wrestbs strung from
central point in the ceiling and dott
nR with myriads Of white roses. A lar
~ pier glass was arranged in much t
'' same manner, and in addition, t
-. mantlings were banked with lar
'1,U American beauty roses and the bs
or with cut flowers .
The kitchen, by rows Of numero
OF incandescent lights and bank
i'll potted plants and palms b0to
i'll. the range, was transfo rmed In
ne fairy dining room. Pi
shades covered the lights and /
be same delicate color was displayed
hrs the table decorations In this room
ra- large table was arranged and in I
m family dining-room numerous small
ones, from which running supI
ny was served by Caterer Davis,
ost oo Orange, N. j. 1t would be impossil
raj to mention the menu In detail; 1t
on sufficient to say 1t contained most
the seasons delicacies.
ne A bank Of palms and plants ia
IN, dining room shielded the musician
eight Of whom. furnished by Bau
rs; rs discours0d appropriate selections d
he .ba ing the evening.
The wedding gifts were arranged
room on the second floor. Amo
them were the following A com pl
~ knifa fork and snnon silvar dinnar