Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-06-14

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pretty home wedding was celebrated
at No. 1901 Pennsylvania avenue last
night. The bride was Miss Mary Morton
Dillon, daughter Of Harry Dillon, and
the groom Charles Thompson, son of
Lewis Thompson, of No. 1920 West
Tenth street
Miss Lizzie Thompson was maid Of
honor, and William Stats acted as best
man. Miss Flo Medholdt, Miss Laura
Weldin, Miss Bertha Whitelock, Of
Carbonate, Pa and Miss Grace Hargis
we're bridesmaids, and Miss Helen Carter
and Miss Mary Dillon, cousins Of the
bride, were flower girls. The ibride was
given away by her brother, }. Morton
Dillon. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. William L. White, pastor Of Cook
man M. e Church.
The bride wore a handsome gown of
white duchess satin, made en- traine
She wore a veil and carried large bou.
quet of bride roses.
Among those present were. w. E.
Thompson. Of Baltimore; Mrs. Mary Slant,
of Columbia, s G. the Misses johnson,
Of Elan, Pa George Derrick, of Wash
ington, d. G the Misses Whitelock, of
Carbonate. Pa; Major d. l..
Spicer and wife, Of Philadel-
phia; Mr. and mrs George Tindall
and wife, of Newport; Miss Vansant,
of Philadelphia; the Misses Grlmshaw,
of Germantown; Mr. and Mrs. II. d.
Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Morton Dillon,
Mr.. and Mrs H. D Dillon, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G Dillon, Walter Dillon, Mr.. and
Mrs l. Z Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam A. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Doud, Miss Doud. Mr.. and Mrs
John Duling, Clarence M Dillon, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Lynch, Fred Kelly Miss
India Thompson, Mrs Yates, Luther
Thompson, Mrs Carter, the Misses Car
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hargis, Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Blest, Rev. and Mrs w. i
White, Rev aud Mrs A. T. Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Graham, William Stats
Miss Lizzie Thompson, Mrs. Medholt
S and S. Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ
Harvey, Miss Kienle, J. Butler and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Given, Mrs
Roberts, Mrs Steele aud daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Perkins, Mr.
and Mrs. M. T. loft the Misses loft,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Owens, the Misses
Alexander. the Misses Weldin, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Fox, Frank Fox, James Carter aud
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Beadenkopf,
Mr.. nd Mrs J Kelley, Clinton Williams,
Miss Lulu Crozier, Robert Wier, Nelson
Smith, Mr.. Jenness, Charles McKaig,
Miss West, Mr. Roderick and the Misses
Hicks
Allen B. Clement, formerly teacher
in the Friends School, and last year
principal Of the Martin Academy a. Ken
net Square, is reading law in the office
Of Bradford and Yandegrift. He regis
tered at the present term.
An entertainment will be given in the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church this
evening.
Mark Shaw, of Brooklyn, is visiting
in this city.
William Watson and Miss Ella NJ Dew,
lin of Trainer, have been visiting in thii
city.
"Vice Versa Is the M me Of the farce
that will be given at the entertainment
Of the class of '93 Of the Wilmington
High School this evening. The follow
ing is the caste;
Minnie Gray. ticket agent. Miss Elsie stroui
VIII Brown, returned traveller, o.,
George h. FOUL
Bessie Steele, baggage mistress
Bridget, a servant
Sam Black. a father with three children
Katie Green letter-carrier Miss Helen Pric
Ken Green. hOusekeeper. ...... Samuel Gree
Jessie White. census enumerator.
Mr.. Cobb..................C. p. Maroney, j
The program also includes instru
mental and vocal solos Rotations an
music by the High School Orehestrs
The entertainment will be held in In
asse nbly room Of the High School
William A. Fleming and wife. o
Smyrna, visited relatives ia this cit
yesterday.
A lawn party will be given at til
residence Of Mrs. Matlack, corner
Delaware avenue and Tatnall street
this evening. II will be under the au
pices OF the Memorial Circle of King
Daughters Of the Second Baptist Churcl
Edward R. Pussy of this city, VIII
was one Of the orators at the commences
ment Of the maplewood Institute, h,
gone to Centreville, Nd, to spend tW
weeks on his fathers farm.
Miss Anna NJ. Dewitt, Of Fair Hi
Nd, visited friends in this city yestei
day.
A. T. Coverdale arranged the pr
gram for the concert in the Church
the Redeemer this evening A larl
orchestra composed OF local talent will
in attendance.
City Treasurer Joseph K. Adams b.
written to hiss son, Harry Adams,
follows under date Of June s:
I'VE are at Colorado Springs and ha
been laying here since early this NOR
ing, bad washout at one end and an ei
CINE of the track at the other end
not know how soon we shall get away.
am better this morning than have be-
since | started. We had TO take Il
road to Denver to avoid washouts. a
yet struck bad one on this route. o
route will BE- greatly broken up
1--WE are looking at Pixies Peak Il
q npqutiful efoht awnact thav n