Evening journal., 1894-05-25


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son, well-Known Lumber land Coal
Dealer-Dr. Hubbard omoiated.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 25 -Madiso on
Square Centenary M. E. Church, Of
which Rev. e. L. Hubbard, Phi. d.,
formerly OF the Wilmington Conference,
is the pastor, was last evening the scene
OF pretty wedding, which large party
OF Delawareans Witnessed.
The groom was James L. Eliason, Of
New Castle. Del. "a prosperous lumber and
coal merchant. and adescendant Of the
well known Delaware family bearing
that name, whose homestead Is near
Mddletown, Del The bride was Miss
Sarah Hubbard, the youngest sister OF
DR.. Hubbard
At 30 the bridal party entered the
church, while Miss Grace A Cook, of
Baltimore, played the wedding march
Faithful and True" from Lohengrin
Miss Hubbard hrst appeared from the
vestry, leaning on the arm of her
/ brother, w. Thomas Hubbard, OF Cam
bridge, Nd, and followed by DR..
Hubbard the officiating minister, and
the brother with whom she has made
her home for years.
From the vestibule, a second later,
emerged the groom and his best man,
Andrew Il. Sanborn, the we'll known
young Wilmington attorney and nephew
Of the groom. Following them came the
four ushers all Of whom were Batimor
cans. J. Cleveland Wauds. Clarence
! Edwards, viii DsHaven and Harry Buell.
w. Thomas Hubbard gave the bride to
be wed. She was beautifully attlred In
au airy gown Of white silk with becom-
ing lace and ribbon trimmings; slippers
aud long gloves 30 match. She carried
luxuriant bouquet OF La France roses and
in her jet black hair, two fully developed
La France roses beautihed the already at
trsctive coifure
Then followed a remarkable feature.
While the orgauist played Annie
Lsurie" very softly, bride and groom,
with perfect abandon. faced each other
aud slowly repeated the solemn marriage
VOWS IN such clear aud distinct tones
that every word couli be heard IN the re-
motest corner. Their responses were
equally distinct and impressive. not a
fslter In either Of their voices occurring
Then the husband and wife OF a
moment turned and marched down the
aisle while Miss Cook played Mendsls-
sohn's wedding march, the bride smiling
and bowing to friends whom she noticed
In the congregation.
AT the parsonage adjoining the church,
a delightful reception was held. The
| guests spent two short hours IN admir-
rg tho. handsome bride, the elegant col
lection Of wedding gifts from all parts OF
the Peninsula aud Baltimore. and the
magnificent dining table arranged by
Caterer b +, Himms, of No. i045 Cathe
dral street, Baltimore.
Dr. and Mrs Hubbard and Mrs. Craig,
her sister, cheerfully entertained and re
ceived the guests and their congratula
lions after the bride and groom had
Withdrawn 20 prepare for their journey
10 New Castle Ia the mid night hours
They left on the II 55 train for Whining
ton whence they repaired TO New Castle
In a coach, Mrs DR.. Stewart accompany
ing them. Msny OF the brides friends
n DR. Hubhard's parish thed tears al th,
departure of the beloved young woman
who had always been one OF the leading
spirits in their church
Among the Delaware and Peninsull
guests present were: Mrs DIR Davis
stewart, Of New Castle; Mrs. DR.. San
! born, Andrew II hanborn, Mrs. K. A
, Mitchell. Mrs Charles e Bradbury, Mis-
Rsna Mitchell. Miss Suaie Sherwood, al
Of Wilmington; Mrs.W. II Houston an'
, Mrs j. NJ Rothwell, sisters of the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. J. " Mitchell, Stanton
Mr. and Mrs. Paris r. Carlisle, Fred
erica; Mr.. and Mrs. John Craig, Phila
adelphia; Miss Ids Baldwin, Baldwin Sta
I. tion, Md w T. Hubbard. Cambridge, Nd
The Baltimore guests at the reception
!, were: William De Haven, DR.. and Mrs
Nicols, Mrs Frank Lsitch, Mrs Harr,
Snow, Miss Mamie Williams, Miss Nelli
Williams, Miss Lillian Wilcox, Miss Matti
Wilcox. Miss Agnes Hubbard, Miss Lind
< Hubbard, Carlisle Hubbard, DR.. ana Mrs
- l. Hubbard. Aleok Finester, Mr.. an,
Mrs e A. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs
Louis Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Cauley, Mr. and Mrs A. B. Miles. Nj
and Mrs j. r Tucker, Mr. and Mrr
Il William 6isfiel, Miss Emma Gisrlel, MI
" and Mrs. REGISTER Jolly. Mr. and Mri
n Joshua REGISTER, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
t iam A. Lsitch, the Misses Cool
10 Harry Powell, Cleveland Wands, Clar
encs Evans.