Evening journal., 1894-05-24


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Msyrice F. Alexander, Of the firm OF
Bryan & Alexander, and Miss Blanche
Brown, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Brown, we're married last
night. in Union NJ. E Church. Rev.
John D. G. Hanna performed the cere
mony.
Miss Lille Brown, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor and Ulysses Y.
Alexander, brother of the groom, was
best man Miss Stella HRnzel was
bridesmaid. aud Harry Seville, @. K
Bryan, Edward Matthews and Frank
Naroney acted as ushers. The wedding
march was played by Maynard s. Nc
Daniel
The church was prettily decorated with
potted plants and cut flowers, the pulpit
being banked with daisies, lilies. palms
and ferns.
The bride wore q beautiful gown of
white bengaline, trimmed with Irish
point lace. She also wore long veil,
fastened with orange blossoms, and car
ried large bouquet OF bride roses Miss
Hanzell wore white silk frock, trimmed
In Duchess lace and ribbons. Her bou.
quet was of LaFrance roses. Miss
Brown, maid of honor, wore a gown OF
cream colored albatross. trimmed with
moire silk and ribbons, and carried
cream -colored roses.
After the ceremony q reception was
held at the home Of the brides parents,
No. 3O1 West Thirteenth street. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs Will
liam DuhRmel. Of Earlville, Md Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brown, of Chester; Mr.. and
Mrs Frank A. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs J.
X. Kilmer, Miss Dora Kilmer, Harry
Everson, Miss Mary Prince, Miss Alice
Ainsworth, Miss Addie Seville, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Alexander, the MissesAlexander,
u. Y. Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs J. A.
Seville. Miss Rebs Taylor. Miss Ella
Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. William Linton,
William Steward, Mr.. aud Mrs. Brink,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Watson,
Miss Kaiser, Miss Anna Brink,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hollett, Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Bullock, Mr. and Mrs
Albert Downs, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Turner, James A. Oliver Jr., the
Misses Kerr. Mr. Murphy and Mr. and
Mrs. James Bsynard
A wedding at which a number Of Del
awareans we're present was celebrated In
Philadelphia last night The bride was
Mrs. Ida NJ Wood, of that city, and the
groom, Joseph A. Hudson. formerly of
Milford. She is the soprano singer OF
the Centenary NJ. Z. Church. of the
Quaker City; he is manager OF the cloak
department at Mark BrotherF store.
The ceremony took place at St. Paul's
M. +. Church, on Catherine street above
Sixth. II was performed by Rev. d. w.
Gordon, d. D., assisted by Rev J. @
Blckerton and Rev. Charles Roods. Isaac
Adkins, Of Bloomington, Del. was
one Of the ushers.
Others present were: Congressman
John W. Causey, ex-Secretsry OF State
W. F. Causey. Peter F Causey,
Mrs Aaron Bell, Mrs Anna Mus
grove, Miss Sallie Edwards. Miss
Sallie Hanley, MI and Mrs John H.
Mastague, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rudolph,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rudolph Mrs.
Frances f. Bullen, Mr. and Mrs George
Adkins, Mr. and Mrs Irving Adkins
Mrs s. E Hudson. Mrs James D.
Karcber, Daniel NJ. Ksrsher, Walter
Thompson Karcher and James Bullen
Karcher, of Milford
Miss Cora Overdeer, Of this city. is
visiting friends in Chester.
Thomas F. Bayard, Jr., has been il
Dover this week.
Miss Florence Burke. of Magnolia, hsl
been visiting Wilmington friends.
Miss Saddle Collision, of Dover, Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs f. ]. Murphy here.
The wedding is announced Of Miss
Mary Dillon and Charles l.. Thompson
both of this city. The ceremony vii
take place at the home OF the bride, q
No 1901 Pennsylvania avenue, on th
evening OF June IA. The couple wi
make their home at Ninth and Clsyto
streets.
The musicale at Grace Church las
night was well attended, notwithstand
ing the heavy rain. The program wa
an excellent one, and rendered in th
finished manner customary with GraC
orchestra. Miss Semmie Msrr was ii
accomplnist
Frank Steubgen, the leader of I'll
Grand Opera House Orchestra, will leaN
for the Thousand Isles in a few weel
and spend the summer there. he wi
return to this city on September ] an
resume his place at the Opera House
Harry Curlett and bride have returne
from their wedding tripin the North.
The Warren outing Club will give q
excursion to Reading and the Neversir
mountains on June II. Accompsnir
them will be about 100 local wheelms
who will squirt about Reading durin
the day. The excursion will go over u
w. & N. railroad on a special train.
The first anniversary celebration
the Tom Moore Club will be held me-
Monday evening in the Grand Ope
House A chorus Of sixty voices W
render vocal music in addition TO sol