Evening journal., 1894-01-19
RELIEF FOR CHARITIES.
Twill Come in the Shape oi
More Work.
ALL MILLS TO START ON MONDAY

Beautiful Uptown Wedding Last Night
an the Presence OF Many Happy Guests.
Large and Impressive Funeral This
Morning and Many Floral onerines.
Other Matters.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Jan. i9--The United
Charities will undoubtedly be lifted en-
tirely out Of its unpleasant position by
another big business boom which,
fortunately is promised for Mon.
day aud an next week and probably
longer Unless something unforeseen
occurs to morrow TO prevent. the Della
ware Iron Works, Triton Cotton Mills
and New Castle Woolen Mills will all
be running again, beginning on Monday
morning. The cutting shops
al the iron works. resumed
operations this morning, preparatory
to resumption la the whole works next
week 1t has been positively announced
to the Triton Mills operators that work
will be resumed on Monday. while the
wO0len mill hands have hopes Of more
work and more pay next week. When the
pay days at these various manufacturing
establishments roll around very few
people will have to depend on the town
for support and the United Charities will
be SO relieved SIS TO get new lease OF
life
A Zine wedding on Third street.
There was an impressive and beautiful
wedding on Tnird street, N. d last
evening, at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs Milton Woolson. sThe contracting
parties were Joseph w Rash, a grocer
OF East Wilmington and Miss Addie
Young Foster, a charming brunette and
the only daughter of Mrs. Woolson
The ceremony was performed in the
spacious parlor under bower Of ever
greens and Ia the presence Of houseful
Of happy friends.
Rev p. 3. Lightner entered the parlor
Just as the old town clock was striking
2 He was followed by the groom elect
who was escorting his pretty sister, Miss
Eta Rash Miss Rash wore a beautiful
costume Of pearl blue silk and carried
pearl roses. Directly behind the groom
came the bride. escorted BY her brother,
Albert v. Foster, and wearing a rich
costume OF cream bengallne silk. en-
carrying pearl roses The ceremony
was performed with the ring, both bride
and groom repeating the marriage vows
Then a happy reception followed At
7.30 after stopping only long enough to
cut the bride cake Mr.. and Mrs Rash
left for Wilmington where they took the
train for Washington They viii be
gone about a week and will then reside
la Wilmington The brides travelling
dress was Of brown cloth and very be-
coming Their splendid collection Of
presents will be sent TO their future
home Ga Wilmington
Among the invited guests were the
following, nearly all of whom sat around
the festive table in the dining-room:
From New Castle-Mrs. H. g. Duncan,
James Rice and family, Mrs Anna Ham
mond Motion Rodgers, Jr, William
Hushebeck, James Shaw. William Glib.
hardt and wife, Miss Fannie Gibhardt,
Mrs r. Hammell and daughter, Miss
Lucy Ford, - Miss Jennie Saunders,
Miss Kate Herbert Misses Young, 6.
Rockets and wife, Charles Bennett,
and wife, John Nining and fam.
ily. Mrs Collins and family, William
Rainey and wife, W. Harris and wife,
Frank Hamilton, Harry Herbert IL.
RothroclS and wife, Edward Weggenman.
g. Wilson and family. Misses Williams.
Miss Laura Truss Miss Lizzie Daily,
Mrs. +. Patton and family, Miss Susan
Barr Mrs. James Barr and family, r.
Winslow and family Mrs s. Gormly, L.
BuIk and wife, Theodore Hatton and
wife. Miss Nellie Wendell, JEFF Down
ham. John Cannon and family.
From Wilmington-Mr Beven, r j.
Coffin and wife, William Pedrick and
wife. George Shoebrook and family, p
Diamond, Miss Minnie Able and sister j
Kersey and wife. A Kersey and wife, Miss
A. A Payton, d. Imam ]. Warren. a. G
Faulkner and wife Mrs Lizzie kersel
and daughter Charles Brien. Clarence
6landing and wife. Elmer Worth. Sam
uel Woolsey and wife William McCorr
and wife. Joseph McHugh and sister
Elmer Hawk
From Smyrna Mr. and Mrs Samn,
Cole. Walter w alker and wife Mis-