Evening journal., 1894-01-10

themselves The work in Rivington
street is supposed to pa only an incident
in their daily routine, although just now.
when the number Of unemployed is so
great and the number of hungry and |
halt-naked is equally as large, they are
devoting most of their time to relief
work.
Miss India, Long. dsughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Long, Of this city. and Rus
sell r. Andrews will be married this
evening at 30 lo'cloek The ceremony
will tase place at the home Of the bride
/ Nc. 1920 Heald street, and will be per
formed by Rev II S Dulsny of Kings-
wood NJ Church Mrs Saxton wi /
play the wedding march.
Miss Mamie Long, sister of the bride, /
will be bridesmaid, asd Augustus |
| Springer will act as best man. Little /
| Mi He en- Long will be the fl lwer girl
The brides gown is of white satin |
made en- train, and trimmed with |
duchesse lace She will carry
bunch of lilies Of the valley. |
The bridesmaids frock is of cream |
colored henrietta, trimmed with old |
poiut lace Her bouquet will be Of white |
roses Miss Helen Long will wear a
little cream colored cashmere frock,
trimmed In ribbon and lace, and carry a
large basket Of roses
The parlor is prettily decorated with
laurel, holly and myrtle. The bridal
party will stand beneath an arch made of
the evergreens
After the reception the bride and
groom will take the 1919 train for
Washington. They will live at No IA
East Seventh street. this city.
Miss Agnes Price is spending two
m ,nths with her parents in Stockton,
Nd.
There will be a concert and supper at
st Mary's Church this evening. ~ J
Com way will direct the music, with W.
NJ. 5. Brown as accompanist.
John A Hanf and Miss Emma P. Mo
rine, of No. S17 Kirkwood street, were
married last night at 8 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev Lewis
Bickel, at st. Stephens English Lutheran
parsonage, at No. 1927 Trenton Place.
Miss Kate Hanf was bridesmaid aud
Harry Morine acted as best man.
Both bride and attendant wore travel
gowns. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanf are on
wedding trip through the state Of Penn
-ylvsnia
Jackson Pierce has received a letter
ron John NJ @. Rodney, who is sojDurn
ng at Clinton, n In it he says be is
enjoying perfect health and that it is so
warm In Clinton that there have been no
fires in the hotel fcr several weeks The
unusually warm weather has so affected
him and his dog that they are too lazy TO
hunt.
5 Miss Annie Matthews, of this city, has
r been visiting friends at Trainer, Pa.
! P.H Gibbons, of West Chester has
accepted a position in this city.
The marriage of Mics Maggie Y.
I | Malloney aud Charles RamsbeTger will
tske place in st Psuls r c Church on
e | rhnrsdAy afternoon, January lS at 30
O'Clock A reception will be held iD The
evening at the home of the bride, No.
b 1906 West Third street.
\ Ex Sheriff William Simmons. Lemuel
3 Marr and Benjamin G Gam we're in
D Washington Yesterday attending the
e funeral Of Robert Vsnneman, formerly
Il Of this city.
e A distinguished delegation represented
10 Delaware ut the opening of the new
j. Lawyers Club in the Befz Building,
e Pbilad-lphis, last evening Among
tue FIVE hundred guests entertained were
n Judge 1 c. Grubb, Judge d T
= Marvel Deputy Attorney General Branch
% Il. Giles, City Solicitor George Elliott
re- lanes W Ponder Lewis G Vandegrili
& Colonel Benjamin Nields Herbert a
0 Ward John H Rodney, hon. Willard
q, Hall Porter aud ex Mayor Austin Har
: rlngton They had an exceedingly. en-
ioyable time.
Darisl Ross was in philadelphia thii
Ia morning.
rs Edward Robinson spent the day il
Philadelphia
ds A social will be held this evening, from
s to 10 o'clock, at the Second street dane
Mt ing academy. Ellison's orchestra will
ng furnish the music.
7'sg Andrew E Gray is afflicted with tn
y ~ grip
he Nathaniel W. Davis was in Philsdel
Is phia last evening.
et The members Of st Mary's T A B
an Society will celebrate its second anniver
ne sary on Monday evening January -
'iy not on January 25. as stated in tn
le, EVENING JOURNAL of Tuesday.
cd Street aud Sewer Work.
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