Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-08-03
RseeptIon 70 BrIde ana aroom.

Reception TO Bride and Groom.
The hospltsble home OF Mr. and Mrs.
David M. asnck. of No. 1907 West
Eighth Street was ablaze with lights,
protusely decorated with flowers and
tropical plants aud crowded with
quests last evening in honor of Mr. aud
Mrs. John S Cotton, who were married
several days ago, the bride being the
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Ranck. The
reception began at 8 O'Clock and lasted
until 8 30, refreshments, music and
dancing following.
Mr.. and Mrs Cotton stood beneath
towering palms in the parlor, and re-
ceived their friends, who were ushered
in by Walter S. Tsz we'll, Charles P
Cotton, Thomas J Bowen, Jr., and
William Blair.
The bride wore a gown Of white silk
trimmed with satin ribbons She carried
a bouquet of handsome Marechal Neil
roses. Miss Iva Ssupders, dressed in
white silk, stood up with her. Tho
benedict and ushers wore evening suits
The relatives and friends received
during the evening were:
Those present we're Mr. and Mrs
Edward Il Singles, Miss May Singles,
Miss BERTHE Singles, Mr. and Mrs
Friedrich Sinclair Robert L. johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. r B Knowles all Of Phila
delphis Mr. and Mrs David NJ Ranck.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Gervln, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Simmons, Mr. and Mrs
CORTLAND r. Pierson, Mr. and Mrs L.
Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Saunders Miss Florence 81. Saund-
ers. Miss Florence V. Saunders. Samuel
Saunders, il Miss Iva Saunders. Miss
Elma Saunders, John Saunders, Mr. and
Mrs. jeremiah Rebel, Miss Katie Rebel,
Miss Ella Price. Harry l. Johnson, Miss
Ada Johnson, William Z. Rsnck Miss
STAFFORD, Miss Jennie McMillep, Mr.. al d
Mrs Charles Broadway, Mr. aud Mrs
George E Miller, Harry Blythe
Charles P. Cotton. Misses Blanche
sud May Appleby. Mr. and Mrs
Walter Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Franklin II
Cotton, Mr.. and Mrs Harry b. Cotton,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Tribit Albert
j Cotton. Harry Link gMiss Maud
Saunders. Harry Wright, Harry Gervin,
Oscar Gouert. Miss Bessie Bolton. Miss
Blanch DeCsmp, Miss Laura Gotwals,
Thomas J. Bowen, Jr., bert Mccoy,
Harry Tszewell, Walter 3 Tszswell
Grant Wilkins, Delaware McClintock
Miss Nellie Gouert, and others.
The members OF the Majestic Club of
which Mr.. Cotton was one of the origi-
majors, were present and furnished both
vocal and instrumental music
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cotton were the recipi-
ents of large number Of handsome
presents, the Majestic Clubs gift bsing
handsome silver ice pitcher.
A Talented Deaf and Dumb Sculptor.
It is expected that Douglas Tuden,
the deaf and dumb Californi4 sculptor,
will visit Wilmington. where he has a
number Of friends, in the fall
Douglas III den is native Of San Fran.
cisco. but has lived In Paris during the
past seven years. He is now With
mis- mother in San Francisco.
His last year Of labor hss been pro
ductive of another splendid piece of
statusry," says the San Francisco Elk
aminer at has for a subject an up to
date athletic Incident The Wounded
Football Player. he cats it, Perfect
finish in the minutest particulars is char
acteristic of this last product Of Tilden'
genius. Every detail OF the figure stands
out in clear evidence. The pose in the
leaning athlete is perfectly natural and
ife-like. The full general muscular de
velopment of the man who goes in fol
modern football is admirably brought
out, as indeed the incident subject OF
the group,is sptly characteristic Of thi.
popular fin de steele sport"
Tilden became deaf from the effects OF
scarlet fever at the age of five years