Evening journal., 1894-06-08

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Miss Lizzie Gilmore and W. Harry
Murphy were married last night. The
ceremony took place at the home of the
bride, No. Gl5 Madison street. and was
performed by Rev John D. @ Hanna, Of
Union NJ. f Church.
Miss Fannie + Greenfield, OF Swarth-
more, was the bridesmaid, and Harry E
Greenwood, of the same place. acted as
best man Miss Blanche Gilmore, sister
of the bride, played the wedding march.
The bride wore a gown of pale blue
brocade with pearl and lace trimmings,
and carried bride roses The bridesmaid
wore frock of light green corded goods,
trimmed with lace She carried white
carnations. The parlors were prettily
decorated with roses, daisies and other
cut flowers
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs William Murphy, Mrs. Woods, Miss
Rosie Woods, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Alex
ander. Ulysses Alexander, Misses Amy
and Martha Alexander Maris Alexander
and wife. Mrs j. Cunningham, Mrs
Alice Brown. Mr.. and Mrs George
Murphy. Misses Irene and Belle Riggs, of
Lancaster county, Pa, Mr.. and
Mrs, P. Greenfield, Of Swsrthmore, Mrs.
Crawford, Miss Helen Crawford, Mrs
Drummond, Miss Nellie Drummond,
William Reasin and wife, Edward Atkin-
son and wife, Lucius Jones and wife,
Thomas Dowd, wife and daughter.
Charles Henry. Misses Jennie Gan
non, Matte Watson, Mary Flem.
ming, May Crumlish, Lou Hewes, Mr.
and Mrs. Hern Brown, Mrs. Poinsett
and daughter Samuel Penrose, Harry
Taylor, Robert Eakin, Miss Cassie Gal
lagher, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mccall
Emmor Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs William
Hallett.
The bride and groom went TO their
new home at No COZ Monroe street
Mrs Spaulding, Of this city, will soon
start on a European tour Miss Lille
Bancroft viii accompany her.
Mrs Williams, from Atlantic City, and
Mrs Black, Of New Castle, were among
the out of.town persons who attended
the reception at Miss Hebb's last night
Victor B Woolley was in Philadelphia
yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Sarah Bowen, mother of Benja.
min D. Bowen, of this city. is critically
III at her home near Baldwin, Md
Harry c. Dance and Miss Clara F.
Ames, both OF this city. were married
last evening by Rev. G.. Buddingtor
at the home of the brides uncle, George
Holster, No 9i2 Film street The home
was beautifully decorated with flowers
and the couple were the recipients of
large number of valuable presents
After a reception and collation. the brld,
and groom were driven to their new
home at No. 032 Poplargstreet.
Among those present at the reception
were: Rev. and Mrs. o G. Buddington
Mr.. aud Mrs Robert Aines, Miss BertiI
Aimes, Miss Mary Aimes, Miss Katie
Aimes, Mrs s J. Dance, Mr.. sni Mrs
A B Dance, Miss Jennie Dance, Miss
Estells Dance. Edgar Dance, Mr. and
Mrs George Holsten, Isaac Holsten, Mr.
and Mrs. Fisher Aimes. Norman Aimes
Howard Almes, Miss Lilly Aimes
Mr.. and Mrs William w Smedley
Miss Esther Smedley, Miss Emma Smed
ley. Mr.. and Mrs L S. Taylor Mr and
Mrs. George Wilkinson, Harry Tszewell
Mrs John Tszswell, Mr.. and Mrs Georgl
Crawford Mr.. and Mrs Frank Thorp
Mrs Minnie Runner, Mr.. and Mrs
William Mages, Miss Bella Kyle
Miss Florence Irons, Miss Carrie Magee
Mrs Annie Hukill, Miss Ella Hukill,
William Hukill, Miss Sallie Lamb, Mrs
Woodmansey, Miss Helen Chislney, Mrs
A. L. Jones, Miss Essie Jones, JohI
White, Jr, Phinly Ash, Everett Jones
Msster Edward Crawford, Harry w
Baker and b. S. Casperson.
Miss Eleanor G Walton, of this city
will recite at gathering in Philadelphi
on Thursday or Friday of next week.
Miss Edible Smith gave a lawn part
one day recently at the Field Gu
grounds at Elsmere.
Miss Bennett, of Pittsburg, is bein
entertained by Miss Mary Warner. O
West street.
Miss Mamie Gray has returned fro
Washington. She will spend a part {
the summer in this city.
Mrs David Chambers. of Boston.
the guest Of Mrs E. T. Walton, at 81
West street.
Mrs Henry NJ Butler, of this city,
spending this week with Mrs Charl
NJ. Kram, on North Twenty-ninth stree
Philadelphia
The floral concert given in the Opet
House last night by the Ferd Fullm
Chorus was an enjoyable sffair Eth
side. Of the stage was banked! wi
daisies and palms, and other pott'
plauts. large audience was present
The chorus singing. under the dire
tion Of T Clymer, was excellent, q
finest selections being NOW the Welcou
Music" adapted from Sousa's famo
Washington Post March, aud the tri
dnet and chorus, Hunting Song" fro
Robin Hood Each was eneored. Il
quartet was composed OF j A. Ward,
Herring, A @. Liugn and j. A. Butll
The soloists were Mrs. Victor r. Pyl
soprano; Misa Mary X. Thielmsn, co
tralto, and John A. Butler. Miss Sa
Jefferis. of Chester, was the elocutionii
She gave several selections, the be
being the last, with bird imitation