Evening journal., 1894-05-25

Mrs. Charles M. Cullen, of Georgetown;
Judge and Mrs. David T. Marvel, OF Mil
ford; Judge Leonard E. Wales. Judge and
Mrs J. Frank Ball, Rev and Mrs. Mer-
rltt Hulburd, ex- Postmaster John Field,
of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wesley
Weldin and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ.
Hopes.
James Avery Draper, Jr., of this city,
was elected member of the "Wolf's
Head" society at Yale college, yesterday.
Miss Mary Cassidy and Samuel NJ.
Flemming, both OF this city, were mar
ried last night The ceremony took
Jefferson street, and was per formed by
Rev. J. D. Q. Hanna.
Misses Eva Wood and Bertha Otley,
of West Chester, are visiting relatives
in this city,
Mrs. William D. Mullen. Of this city,
was in Philadelphia yesterday.
Miss Lydia Hudson, Of this city, has
been visiting relatives in Middletown.
Miss Josie Morris, of Wilmington, is
visiting Miss Hubbard, at Townsend
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER. May 25.-A quiet wedding was
solemnized yesterday morning at 8
o'clock. at the residence OF Joseph T.
Hoffecker, corner of North street aud
Governors avenue The bride was Miss
Coreita Register, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Hoffecker, and the groom was
Herman Stesrns Davis. Rev. ]. H.
Caldwell D D performed the ceremony.
None but the members Of the immediate
families were present.
Miss Hoffeeker is young woman well
known in society circles here and is
accomplished in painting and music
i She is also a graceful bicycle rider
Mr.. Davis is assistant professor in
astronomy at Columbia College, New
York city he is a graduate OF Andover
College and Princeton. having taken a
two years post graduate course at
Princeton. While at Princeton some
years ago, he was sent out With
a company by the U. s Government to
view the eclipse of the sun and give q
report of it, Last year he was icalled
TO Columbia College, an honor which Is
extended to few. Mr.. Davis's call wss
partially due to the fact Of his having
made such a record while on the govern
ment expedition. A wedding breakfast
was served before le ceremony. Pro-
fessor .and MRS. sDavis took the s. 30
express, for Asbnry Park, where they
will remain for a short time. From
there they will 90 to New York city,
and afterward to Lake Shunapee. N h.
where the sommer school of Columb' a
College is stationed No cards #
invitation were issued, but csrls of
announcement were sent out yesterday.
Miss Maud Mowbray, Of Newport, who
has been attending the Bible training
school at Washington, has returntd
home for the summer She was accom-
panied by Spanish lady friend of New
York. Mi Mowbray is a sister Of Rev
A. S. Mowbray.
&C. Scott, Of Middletown, was il
this city yesterday.
A number of Wilmington societ
people will participate in q dance a
Newark this evening The Schuber
Cub of that place will play for tn
dance.
hoNeinOf heynOlus WAS III bhls CITY 10
short time yesterday.
Elk Speaker of the Senate John P
! Donahoe was in Washington yesterday.
Miss Eta Cashell and Miss Anna Wsll'
of this city, are visiting friends in PbilI
] delphia.
, Cards are ont for the wedding of Fran
Simmons, son of Charles Simmons
the lumber merchant, and Mi:
Fannie Calvert Barr, Of Thirteenth an
y King streets, on Thursday, June z. Tn
y wedding and reception will take place 8