Evening journal., 1894-02-01

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Hearn and Morton H TAYLOR A. NJ
Price is teacher
The entertainment was arranged en-
entirely by the boys Of .the class and
they have reason to be proud of their
work The singing and recitations were
excellent and the instrumental solos
Of high order Prof Schimmerhorn gave
several solos on the guitar in his usual
pleasing style
The entertainment was concluded by
the exhibition Of Prof Agostin, the
magician, who gave some amusing spec
ialties.
NJ ster John Reynolds, of No. 623
West Sixth street, celebrated the fifth
anniversary of his birth last night, by
inviting a number of his little friends to
spend the evening with him. After
pleasant time spent in various amuse
ments, the little folks were seated at
table loaded with refreshments John
received a number of handsome presents.
Those who were present were:
Misses Lizzie Reybold, Ollie Rev bold,
Louise Rey bod, Susie and Annie Ham
mer, Lille Rosin, Mary Holt Jay Ephraim,
Josie Dawson, Willie Richie and John
Rey bold.
Charles Anderson aud wife. Of this city,
have returned to their home after a
weeks visit to Mr.. Anderson's father,
Charles W. Anderson, at Winchester, Va
Charles w Jester, OF this city, is in
Hin ois on a business trip.
Fred Anderson. of this city, is visiting
relatives at Winchester, Va
August Grambs, of Honesdale, Pa
has accepted position in this city.
SAILS BURY, Nd, Feb - A fashion.
able home wedding was solemnized at
the residence Of Mrs. Margaret Smith, on
Main street, last evening, when her
daughter, Miss Margaret Virginia Smith,
was married to George Robert Collier
Rev. Charles A. bill. of Asbury Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, performed the GER
emony in the family drawing room in the
presence Of the immediste families and &
with her brother, Dr. Wm G. Smith.
groom and best man, VIM. NJ Cooper,
who entered from the ball The ushers-
James L. Powell, Robert R. Graham,
Joseph d. King and Alan F. Benjamin
separated, two preceding the bride and
two the groom The maid of honor,
NJ les Bertha Lloyd, Of Pocomoke City,
entered with the bridal party.
The bride was robed ia white cotelle
/ gillr with dnrhaeu lace 1sfn
carried Bride roses and orange blossoms.
The maid Of honor was attired in white
silk and carried carnations The ribbons
we're held by eight young girls, Alice
| Wood, Louise Smith, Grace Ellegood.
Lizzie Collier. Edna Owens, Pauline
/ Collier, Nettie Mills and Nellie Dennis.
five Of whom formed the Sunday school
class of Miss Smith.
After the marriage the friends of the
couple arrived. and until II o'clock the
reception was held The guests were re
ceiyed by DR.. William q Smith, Mrs.
Margaret A. Smith, Dr. and Mrs Levin
ID Caller DR.. and Mrs E w Smith,
Mrs William E Dorman, Mrs ]. R T.
Laws. Mrs. Dennis and Mrs NJ V.
Dashiell
The following women received In the
supper-room: Miss Ellegood, Miss Mary
Jackson, Miss Maggie Rider. Miss Prim-
rose. Mrs Harvey Smith, Miss Grow Mrs
w. P. jackson, Miss Annie Cannon, Miss
Horsey. Miss Hodson, Miss Slnickson,
Miss Bishop, Miss Amelia Toadvine, Mrs.
rerdue, Miss Hall, Miss Dennis, Miss
Abrahams and Miss Alcorn The chooo-
late tables were attended by Miss Hsnnal
White, Mrs Mulhausen, Mrs. Seabrease
Mrs Humphreys, Mrs Cooper and Mis-
Alice Humphreys
SALIsBuRY, Feb Miss Madori
Phillips, daughter Of Major l. Phillips
and Calvin Dnrand Norris were marie,
at he home Of the brides parents, uesi
salisbury, lsst evening at z 30 o'clock
Rev s. w. Reigert performed the cere
mony. The bride was attired Ia a wed
ding COWS OF white silk The groom
was attended by Leroy Wimbrow AM
A w. Phillips Miss Maud Phillips
sis tsr Of the bride, and Miss Mamie Nor
ris, sister Of the groom, attended tn
bride.
After the ceremony a reception wa
held at the brides home The man,
guests were received by the bridal party
assisted by Mi.sss Nettie Phillips, Nanni
DJf0, DAISY Dell, lilIH fefOuel MANI
Parsons aud BERTHE Phillips The younI
people will live in this county.
ELKTON, Nd, Feb. 1 Archer H. jar
! rett. of Baltimore. and Miss Msrgare
MsoMaster were married at the home o
the brides mother, Mrs Q. .E. Johns
near Woodlawn, Cecil county, Md, at
4 o'clock yesterday. the brides uncle, Rev
w r Gwinn, officiating
4 The bride was attired in a brow
cloth travelling dress, with hat to mattel
r The couple left for ten days tri
North After their return they will liv
! at No. 506 North Charles street, Bait
!, more
Rev George C. Hall, the new rector {
70 81 Johns, aud wife, arrived In this cit
s to day. Mr. Hall was rector OF Graz
Z Church, at Honesdale. Pa, for the pa
eight years. Says the Honesdale In
dependent: Daring Mr.. Halls eigl
!. wears Of pastoral labor the relation
!. Sustained by himself and his parishione
n to the other ohurohes cf Honesdale hs'
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