Evening journal., 1894-06-15


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Miss Bertha Hill, of this city, and J
r. Neave, of Philadelphia, were the
bride and groom of pretty wedding last
night. The ceremony took place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Hill, No East Third street.
aud was performed by Rev John ID O.
Hanna, of Union NJ +. Church Miss
Clara Watson was best girl. and Richard
Taylor best man. John Willis and
Thomas Purnell acted as ushers Miss
Sadie Patton played the wedding march
The bride wore pretty gown of white
lansdowne, trimmed with duchess lace,
and carried bride roses Her attendants
frock was of white silk crepe, with rib
bon and lace trimming She carried La
France roses.
The parlors were prettily decorat ed
with ferns, daisies, roses and other
blooming flowers. and ropes of smilax.
The table decorations were also very
pretty. An appropriate feature was
floral wedding bell, suspended above
the table. D. B. Jones was caterer.
After congratulations Mr.. and Mrs
-NDefN Aoeh Ahp IL y NlNIh lLhlu Aol W ash
ington. They will make their home in
Philadelphia.
Among those at the wedding were
Mrs. Jennie Nichols. John Nichols, of
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brown,
Miss Lille Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rumford, of
Chester; James Strain, Horace Dickson,
of Philadelphia Rev. and Mrs John ID.
.. Hanna, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs john Stewart, Mr. and
Mrs. John w. Neave, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Purnell, Mr.. and Mrs Milford
Carey, Mrs. Thorn, Mrs Maddox, Mr.
and Mrs William j Gibbons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Taylor, Walter B Thompson,
John P. ONeil. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Gerber, o H. Grier. Miss NJ
LeCompte, Miss Maggie Neil, Mrs. F. Boul
den, Mrs A. Flemming, Miss Ethel Neave,
Herbert White, Miss Clara Riding, Miss
Josephine Hsnaworth, Mrs G + Reid.
Joseph H. Hill, Misses Eta and Dora
Willis, Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Harper. Miss
Ida Patton, Rena RICHTER, Will Lingo
Miss Mary Butterworth, Miss George
Miners, Miss Lille jones, Mrs Sparks,
E. G. Galigns, Howard Hill and others
Rev. Philip B. Cabell has returned to
this city from his trip to Boston.
The Y. P. S. G. E of First Presby
terian Church will give festival in that
church this and to morrow evenings Elk
ceilent musical and literary programs
have been prepared, including a solo by
Miss lola Chalfant, FOR this evening.
Victor Bennett, of this city, is visit.
ing in Dover.
Misses Mary A. Taylor, Josephine
Brooks Fogg, Sarah Newlin Gawthrop,
Isabella d. Anderson and Edna Henry
were graduated from the kindergarten
Training Class of the Friends School
yesterday afternoon. This is the first
class graduated from this branch Of
educational work of the school
The graduating exercises began at
o'clock. Professor l. 7. johnson,
principal of the school, gave a history of
the kindergarten work, begun at this
school in the fall Of 1899. In 1890 a young
woman requested the privilege of
fitting herself for the work She was
successful and special kindergarten
training department was organized The
course at the present time is of one year,
but it will be changed to a two-yeaI
course. Miss Lucy Wheelock, Of Boston
delivered the address to the graduates
She said that their work is an art, and
that no phase OF art could be so lasting
as that of fashioning aud developing
human lives by teaching It is the train
ing Of children in faith, hope aud love
the work is not merely for their amuse-
ment, but to develop their inner lives.
Miss Wheelock was very enthusiastic
and communicated lee enthusiasm t,
others.
After the Diplomas were present ed
there was an inspection of the kinder
garten work.
Mrs Lynch and two sons are visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Eugene Lynch
at No SOB Maryland avenue.
Mrs A. Price is spending severa
days with relatives in Chester.
Miss Annie B King, of Bristol, Pa.
is the guest of friends in this city.
Miss Bessie Foard has returned HON
70 this city from visit to friends a
Middletown
Miss Marie Ross, Of Knoxville, Tenn.
is the guest Of Miss Alice Griffith in thi
city.
Harry Lawrence, of this city, was on
of the ushers at the wedding of Miss 5
Maria Hendrixson, of Lin wood, Pa, an
Clarence W. Taylor,o Of Chester, at Marcu
Hook Wednesday evening. TIE weddin
took place in the new Methodist Church
and was a very pretty affair.
Mr.. and Mrs William M. Field gave
tea yesterday afternoon at their home
Kentmere, followed by reception in tf
evening. The house was beautiful
decorated with ported and cut flower
and the grounds were lighted wit
japanese lanterns large blue an
white booth was in the middle of Il
lawn, and refreshments were serve
from the numerous tables. Hyatt
Orchestra was present and furnished ii
music for the occasion. Kruse & Spenc
served the supper.
Among the many guests present wer
Mr.. and Mrs II Il Morse Colonel al