Evening journal., 1894-06-20

Chandler Married Last Night-wiIming-
tonians to Dance at the Commence
ment BAN at Newark To-night-Pleas-
ant River Party Last Night.
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Miss Emma Stetser. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Stetser, and J. T.
Chandler were married at 40 o'clock
last night. The ceremony took place at
the home Of tae bride No 22l7 Tatnall
street, and was performed by Rev
Asbury Burke. pastor of the Brsndywine
M e. Church Miss Hettie Pierce
played Mendelssohn's wedding march.
The bride wore pretty gown of white
silk trimmed with point lace. She
carried bouquet of bridal roses and
wore a wreath of pink sweet peas in hel
hair. The parlors were prettily decor.
sted with ferns, palms, and other plants.
After the ceremony, supper was served
to only the immediate relatives Of the
bride and groom.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
George Farron, John Fsrron, Miss Belle
Farron, of Kennett Square; Me-. and
Mrs James GebhArt, Elsmere; Mr.. and
Mrs John Chandler, Of Yorklyn; Mr.
and Mrs A. p Stetson Miss Bessie Stet-
ser, Edward Stetser, John Stetser Rev.
Asbury Burke and wife, Miss Hettie
Pierce, Mrs. Florence Forsythe, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Poiasett, Miss May Barn
hill, Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Brown and
Mr. and Mrs Robert Alexander.
The young people drove to their new
home at No III West Ninth street, last
night. The groom is an undertaken.
formerly with Fisher & Co., but is now
engaged in business for himself
The, marriage of Hugh Guthrie, of
this city aud Miss Sarah E. Hurlock, of
near Clayton, was announced to take
place to day at the home of the bride.
The Alumni Association of the Boys
High School will give its annual dinner
at A. a. Ainscow's this evening.
Miss Louise Stephan, daughter of Mrs
Lisette Stephan, aud Frank Stout, Jr 4,
were married at s o'clock last evening
at the home of the bride, No. 1886 Van
Buren street, The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. w. F Lewis. Of Rodney
Street Presbyterian Church.
The bride wore a becoming gown of
white silk. trimmed with lace, aud car
ried bouquet of white roses and pink
sweet peas The psrlors were prettily
decorated with ferns, palms, daisies and
roses, and the ceremony was performed
before bank of foliage plants
After the ceremony the bride and
groom went to Atlantic City Those
present were: DR.. and Mrs. August
Negendauk. Miss Negsndsnk, Will
lam Negendsnk aud wife. Charles
Negendank. Mrs Stella Wood Ward,
of Mount Shannon; Edward Hardcastle
Mrs. Hodges Miss Hod ges Miss Louise
Negendank, Miss Emma Negendank
Miss Gertrude Negendsnk Albert
Stephan, Lewis stephan.
The Sunday Breakfast Association
gave an entertainment at its rooms al
Seventh and Lombard streets last nj & ht
An interesting program was rendered
after which refreshments were served
James F. Traynor and Alfred Cav.
throp, of this city, are in Detroit as
delegates of the Master Plumbers Asso
citation of this city.
Frank Richards, Of No 2l9 Yves
Seventh street, has gone to Brooklyn an'
New York, where he will spend som
time visiting friends.
KEEEETT SQUARE, Pa, June 90 IT
entire business Of the National Bank o
Kenneth Square is now being carried Of
by young women. The cashier is enjoy
ing his vacation, and the teller an,
bookkeepers being young women the
have assumed charge Of affairs.
Elk Mayor Calvin B Rhoads, one Of tn
leading musical critics Of this city, let
on the 305 train this afternoon for Sa
Francisco On his way out he will
Joined by Bowness Briggs
They 60 to San Francisco to witnes
the first presentation Of Mr. Briggs
new opera, "Dlck Turpin, " in the Two
Opera House on the evening of July
Rehesrsals have been in progress for
month.
Mrs. George johnson and daughte
Miss Mary E Johnson, of this city, LEI
New York to-day on the steamer &c
manic, White Star Line, for Europ
They will visit Mrs. Johnson's mother
England, and will spend some time /
Germany and France. They will retuI
home the latter part of October.
Clarence Prettyman, of Smyrna,
registered at the Clayton House.
The wedding is announced of Villa
B. Butler, Of this city, aud Miss FL
Mccoy. of Philadelphia, on Thursda
June2S.
Miss Annie GEM, of this city. W
spend the summer at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Yerkes have 7
turned to their home In West Cheste
after a visit in this city.
Miss Sallie Loomis. OF West Ches' G
is visiting Wilmington friends.
Here Is breezy little description
our feminine cousins across sea, given
an American girl travelling abroad: ''Tl
English women who walked the deck
lounged In steamer chairs on the passaI
over the channel did not look 10 me