Evening journal., 1894-01-04

X. Adams and Wife.
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Miss Maggie WeYl and Edwin Melchoir,
both of this city, will be married this even
ing at the home of the brides uncle, David
Ii. Coyle, at No. oil West Fourth street
The ceremony will take place at o'clock,
and will be performed by Rev. William
p. Swartz, of Central Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Minnie Melchoir, sister of the
groom, will be maid Of honor, and John
Hill, Of Newark, N. j.. will act IS best
man.
Little Miss Maggie Coyle and Clarence
Coyle, niece and nephew Of the bride. will
be flower bearers. They Will carry
roses and carnations. Miss BERTHE Weyl
will play the wedding march.
The house is already decorated hand
somely for the occasion. The mantel,
before which the bridal party will stand.
is banked with roses and ferns. Palms,
smilax and various potted and blooming
plants form the other decorations.
The prospective brides gown is Of
white bengaline, trimmed with lace and
pearl pasmentris She will wear a dla-
mond pendant. the gift of the groom,
and carry white bride roses.
Miss Melchoir, the maid of honor,
will wear light blue frock of lans-
downe. with lace trimmings She will
also carry white roses The little
flower girl will wear white swiss frock.
Guests are expected from Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Newark and Camden, N.
and West Chester.
After the reception the bride and groom
will 60 on wedding trip to Washington.
After their return they will make their
home at No. 511 West Fourth street.
Miss Weyl was formerly proof reader
for the EVENING JOURNAL
Mrs. E. ]. Messick and son Harry,
who have been visiting In Queen Anne's
county, Md, have returned home.
Mrs. James L. VanDyke, Of this city,
attended the wedding Of Miss Martha
VanDyke and William Turner at Middle
town last evening.
Editor William II Hill. of the Morning
News, and Mrs Hill, attended reception
in Media last night.
Miss A Stella Moreland, formerly Of
Baltimore, now of this city, was married
to William A Wslsen last night at the
home Of the brides brother, Thomas
Moreland, at No 1911 West Fourth street
The ceremony took place at o'clock and
was performed by Rev John QnigR, of
the Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
The wedding march was played by MISS
Grace Quigg.
Mfaa Olivia Hanrv was hridaamaid and
Charles w. Downing was best man.
Joseph Morelsnd and George Morelsnd,
nephews of the bride, acted as ushers.
The brides gown was of golden brown
silk She carried bouquet Of bride
roses and smilax The bridesmaid, Miss
Henry, wore brown henrietta, with silk
and ribbon trimmings and carried pink
roses
An orchestra furnished music for the
occasion.
Among those present were: Mrs
Elizabeth Yeager, Mrs. Hummel, Miss
Emma Shaw, Edwin Moreland, Of Balti
more; John 3 Moreland and wife
Mrs. Charles Wilkins, Miss Netti,
Wilkins, Harry Wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Shaw, Miss Anna Shaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Quigg, Miss Grace Quigg. Howard
Vernon, Mrs. John Shepherd. Miss Edni
Shepherd, Mrs. Isaac Shepherd, Mis-
Drusedow, Mr.. and Mrs Long, Charle
Newland, Newport; Mrs. Tatnall
Edward Tatnall, Clifford Tatnall Thoma
Mccormick and wife, Samuel Haine
and wife. Mr. and Mrs Charles Deiser
Joseph Henry. Miss Blanche Henry
DIR f. P. Harris aud wife, Mr.
Thomas Humes. William Hastings, Mi
Hutchinson, c. Camerson, Edwin Jones
Edward Mortlock. aaf. Donohue
Mr. and Mrs Walsen will make thei
home at Fourth and Franklin streets.
John A. Hill. of Newark, N. J.,
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Maud Bullen, of Toronto, Can,
guest of friends in this city.
James Il. Marshman, Of this city, hi
been visiting relatives in Chester.
Harry ]. Stout, of Trenton, N. j., WI
in Wilmington yesterday.
J. D. Pearce. of Chelsea, Pa has be,
visiting friends In this city.
Miss Mamie Dodson, of Holly Oal
spent Wednesday with Miss RebS LloY
Ex-Speaker of the Senate John ]
Donshos went to New York to-day.
Miss Roberts, of Delaware City,
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs Bummell and Miss Myers have
turned home from visit to friends
Newlin, Pa.
Miss Hannah Leblanc, Of Wilmingto
has ben visiting friends at We
Grove, Pa.
George Chance, Of Philadelphia, one
the candidates for the Office of Unit
States public printer, was In this G
yesterday.
Mrs. James Watson, of this city,
been visiting her parents at Marc
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