Evening journal., 1894-06-06


Summit Bridge, Del Mrs Z. r. Wilson,
Misses Martha, Lille and Alice Wilson,
Rev. and Mrs. George M. Bond, Miss
Nellie Garrett, OF Newark; Miss Caroline
Cooch and Professor f. A. Weihe.
After tour OF New York aud New
England the happy couple will settle
down TO their new life In West Philadel-
phia.
1T. Cooper, who graduated ifth in a
class of fifty-one at the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. is the son of E. w. Cooper. OF
Camden. and nephew of Alexander b.
Cooper of New Castle. He will come
home on a short vacation and then 90 on
two years cruise
The wedding of Miss Gertrude c Pyle,
daughter of Frank Pyle. Of the c and
Pyle Company, and William T, Kitchen,
of Philadelphia, was celebrated in
the Uuitarisn Church at 12 20
o'clock to-day. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Alexander T. Bowser,
pastor Of the church.
The quaint. pretty building was
artistically adorned with daisies and
palms The pulpit was banked with the
/ graceful ma guerite h)wers, hsnked on
/
The windows we're also banked with
daisies.
R. B. MacAffee, j. D Swoyer. DR. F.
| Noll, of Philadelphia, and William T
Budd, of this city, acted as ushers
Each wore bouteniere of lilies of the
valley aud tan colored gloves
Miss Amelia Pyle, sister of the bride,
was maid Of honor. She wore a charm
ing gown Of violet-colored bengalire Q
with white lace. Her bouquet was
Marechal Neil roses. She also wore a
white lace hat, pinned with
violet. .colored flowers The bride
wore a travelling gown Of BON
gaiine, of two exquisitely blending
shades of tan and green Her shade was
a combination of the two shades, trim
med with pink flowers Her bouquet
was magnificent bunch of La France
roses
T. Leslie Csrpenter played the wedding
marsh
The church was well-6lled with the
fiiends of the bride ahd groom, but
only the immediate relatives and ushers
were at the wedding breakfast which
was served at the home of the bride, at
Tenth and Frapklil streets.
D. f. Dali and wife. OF Cambridge,
Nd, are registered at the Hotel Jennings.
w H Stevens. Jr, Of Seaford, is reg
istered at the Clayton House.
G. P. Jones and bride, of selbyville,
are stopping at the Clayton House.
General Secretary Herbert S. Dow,
1 uvffa on1 douubfar laft fn-dau for
Boston, Mr. Dow having received a
months leave of absence from the
Y. NJ. G. a. directors.
Misses Sarah n. Gawthrop, Mary A.
Taylor, Edna A Heary. Isabella d.
Anderson and Josie b Fogg are the
graduate members Of tho class in Kinder
gRrten work of the Friends School The
commencement exercises will be held OF
Thursday afternoon, June IA Miss
Lucy Wheeloek, Of the Chauucey Hal
School, Boston, will make an address.
Miss Nellie Cahill and Albert A
Croghan, both of this city, we're mar
: ried at St. Paufs r. c. Church thil
/ morning at o'clock. Before the cere
, mony, which was performed by Rev NJ
X Fallon, assisted By Rev. ]. Quigley
nuptial mass was celebrated Miss Ma
Davidson, Of Jamesport, Mo was brides
maid, and William w Mooney, of thii
city, acted as best man.
The bride wore a tasteful gown o
fawn-colored bengsline, with pearl au'
chiffon trimmings She wore white roses
The bridesmaid Miss Davidson. wore
. gown of pearl colored lansdowne anC
, carried La France roses.
A Affar the cpramonv n waddinp hraaif
fast was served at the home OF the brid'
at Third and Van Buren streets Onll
the immediate relatives were present
Mr.. and Mrs Croghan will go on
. wedding trip to Niagara Falls. The
. will make their home in this city at No
> 1906 West Third street.
= Miss Edith Y. woodcock, forme
!, Salisbury girl, but now Of Minnesota
} will sing at the organ recital at 81
Paul's NJ. f. Church. Other vocalist
will be j. Newman Davis and II B. Har
:, rison. Will NJ S. Brown will be accom-
10 panist. ]. W. Blschoff, the blind orgsnis
Is OF the Congregational Church, Washing
il ton, will give the organ recital
Rev. Jacob Todd. D. D, Of Philade
u u phia, was in this city yesterday,
Z; H.T. Cause and family. of this city
ID sailed from New York for Paris yestel
day.
,n ,l Frank P. Bice, supervisor Of the Balti
Is more and Delaware Bay railroad at Clal
~ ton, was in this city this morning.
j.. Smith aud Miss Martha Vande
u y grift, Of Cecilton, Md, are guests {
n Mrs. J. l.. VanDyke
r. r. The Ladies' Aid Soc ETY. Of the Meth'
: - dist Church at Elsmere will give stray
berry festival this evening.
ue Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
S DOVER, June 6 Rev. L w. Gibst
In y has been confined to his room ever sin
u his arri1al home on Friday last. T.
" condition of his health on Monday W
or somewhat serious, but at the prese
writing be is resting easier.
Gu Rev. j. II. Cald we'll, d d who W
~ quite i'll on Sunday last, is steadily Il