Evening journal., 1894-01-24
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Reception in Honor of Miss
Howard at Union Parsonage.
TURNER -LARRTMoRE WEDDING

Rev. Henry c. Turner and Miss Ida
Lsrrimore Married in the Centreviile
NJ. E. Church Yesterday Wed
ding announcements Other Anslrs Of
Interest.
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CENTREvTLLE, Jan. "a Rev. Henry
Clay Turner of Clayton, a mem Ger Of the
Wilmington NJ e Conference. and Miss
W. Ida Larrimore, of Centreville, were
married yesterday The ceremony took
place in the Centrevllle NJ. E Church
and was performed by Rev. Alfred
Smith, presiding elder of the district,
assisted by Rev. Vaughan s. Collins,
pastor of the church
The church was handsomely decorated
with potted aud blooming plants There
was an evergreen arch over the altar
from which WAS suspended floral
wedding bell
Miss Mamie p Larrimore. sister OF
the bride, was bridesmaid, aud Charles
Turner was best mau. Clarence Catlin,
+ " Clements. Charles Newman. Sum
merville Tilghman Samuel Emory and
Howard Price acted as ushers
The bride entered the church on the
arm of her uncle, Captain M. NJ Larri-
more, and was met at the altar by the
groom and the best man.
The bride wore a lovely gown Of ivory
satin, trimmed with duchesse lace, and
carried large bouquet of lilies of the
valley. The bridesmaid, Miss Larrimore.
wore a pink silk frock, and carried a
bunch of LaFrancs roses
Mr. and Mrs Turner will go ia
Clayton on Friday, and in the evening
at 8 o'clock reception will be rendered
to them at the NJ + Church. Supper
will afterwsrd be served at the parson-
age.
T. c. Reeves, of Delaware City, regis
tered at the Hotel Willis yesterday.
Magistrate Dumell, of Hockessin, was
in this city to day.
A reception was given last night by
the Womsn's Home Missionary Auxil
iary, of Union M. E Church, to Miss
Howard, the deaconess.
Miss Howard comes from the Lucy
Webb Hayes Training School, in Wash
ington. The reception was held in tn,
parsonage which vas tsstfully deco
rated
Several musical selections were given,
among them a duet by Horace Nc
Daniel and Miss Wells
After an address by Miss Howard
refreshments were served by the aux
iiiary of which Mrs Amos is president.
Among those present were Mrs
Washington Hastings, Mrs. @. w
Weidn, Mrs Sswdou, Rev L r
Barrett and wife, Rev j. Quigg an,
wife Rev A. T Scott and wife Mrs
Jewell, Rev. j. d. G. Hanna and wife.
There we're also Mrs. A. P Amos
Miss Minnie Amos and Miss S. L. Stokes
of Baltimore
Miss Howsrd's work will consist o.
house to house visitation, Bible reading
care of sick and general church work
Little Miss Helen Heinzer, of this city
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hart, at Georgetown.
Miss Clara Jackson aud Miss Lid
Burrows, of this city, are guests Of Mrs
James Jackson, at Smyrna Landing.
The Union Veteran Legion has mad
arrangements to take an excursion I
Cape May on the steamer Republic, o
July 20. next.
Miss Eva Cain. OF this city, is visitin
her parents in Camden, N J..
Mr. and Mrs John T. Dickey gave
bon bon party last evening in honor {
their son Franks tenth birthday
Among those present were the Misse
Edith Joyce, Lucy Neary. Helen Smitf
Maud McClaue, Phmbe McClane, Name
McClane, Edna Kenny, Anna Sparks
Blanche Martin, Ethel Martin, Ma
Wilson, Mable Armstrong, Viola Gear.
Bessie Gallagher Bessie Blockson
Emily Mitchell, Lola Crawfor'
Helen Bennett Master Harry Sparks
Frank Simmons, Arthur Schlice. Edge
Bullock, Raymoth Mitchell, leslie Marti
Carleton Schaffer, Howard Fahey Walt
Gallagher, Frank Armstrong, Paul Kern
Jacob Stuck, Bert. Hawkins, Leon McClsn
Harvey McClsne, Frank Wilson, o c