Evening journal., 1894-04-27
LOCRL SOCIETY NEWS.
Pretty Wedding of Miss Ella
Bartlett and James N. Seal.
OTHER APRIL MARRIAGES


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Mountaineering Personal News of
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A pretty home wedding was celebrated
at No. 519 Poplar street last night. Miss
Ella M Bartlett, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Bartlett, was the bride, and
James N. Seal, the groom. Charles Seal,
brother of the groom, and Artemus
Bartlett, brother OF the bride, acted as
ushers. The bride and groom were un.
attended. The ceremony took place at
8 30 o'clock, and was performed by Rev.
Robert Watt, of Scott NJ. +. Church.
The bride wore a handsome gown of
new shade of brown cloth, trimmed with
moirs and white lace The parlors we're
prettily decorated with roses, carnations
and smilax.
Among those present we're: Professor
and Mrs n. Dushane Coward, Washing
ton; Miss Laura Hammond. of Delaware
City; Thomas Nichols, Miss Nichols,
Chester; Clarence Start, of Philadelphia; I;
Miss Carrie Barron, Miss Gertie Nichols,
Miss Fannie Layman, Miss Matte
Richardson, Miss Sophia Caldwell,
Miss Emile DEMO, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Overdeer, Miss Cora Overdeer.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pennington, Of
Chester; Mrs. Ridinger, Miss Ida Ridinger,
Mrs Long. Miss Winona Mask, Miss
Name Adams, Miss Lizzie Phillips, VIII.
liam Bartlett, Salem, N. j.; Mrs. Mary
Frye, Joseph Bartlett, New Castle ;
William Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mammele, Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Marr,
Mrs Carrie Cooper, Mrs. Mary Bartlett,
Misses Anna aud Beckie Bartlett. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas ODaniel, Charles Seal,
Miss Mamie Marr, GeorgeMarr, Miss Nettie
Hartman, Mr. and Mrs John 7. Bartlett
Artemus and Joseph Bartlett, Mr.. and
Mrs James Hazard, Miss Name Hopkins,
Seaford, and Elliott Hazard.
Mr. and Mrs Seal will live at Tenth and
Pine streets.
JIM Harvey aud Francis E. Gallagher,
two popular Wilmington pharmacists.
went to Newark by train yesterday aud
had pleasant run on their bicycles
from that place to this city.
Colonel Samuel A. Price, of the city
treasury department, is in Chester.
1 N. Mills, of Clayton, is in this city
to-day.
Miss sallie @. Cubbage, of this city
and T. Linton Powell. Of Delaware
county, Pa, were married yesterday Al
the home of Dutton Peters, No. 101.
Kirkwood street Rev John d. G
Hanna, Of Union NJ f. Church, per
formed the ceremony.
Miss May Appleton of this city, is tn,
guest of friends at Middlstown.
Miss Lizzie Shepherd. of Middletown
is visiting Wilmington friends.
BrandywIne Castle, No. II, Knights o
Golden Eagle, will hold an entertainment
for members only, to night, In it's head
quarters at Sixth and Sbipley streets.
Miss Caddie Bennett, of Milford, is tn
guest of the Misses Draper, OF this city
The Sunday school class of William
Stimmel, Of Harrison Street M.
Church, will hold q concert on May II
One of the features Of the program viii
be the singing Of Steinway Quartette, O
Philadelphia
Rev F. B Short, of Harrison Ssree
M. E. Church, is in New York to-day.
James Ross Pinkerton aud Miss Laur
King Crossgrove, both of Philadelphia
but well-known In this city, were mai
ried on Wednesday in the former city.
Miss Ella Pickering and Arthur W
Bates. both of this city, we're marie
yesterday at Kingswood NJ f parsonag
Rev. II. S Dulany ofi;iaii e. The
will live in this city
A fad that is in high favor with Il
81 Wilmington girls is the collection
after dinner cups and sRucers from the
friends as souvenirs. After good