Evening journal., 1894-06-12


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Numerous friends witnessed the wed |
ding OF Miss Bessie NJ. Palmer, daughter |
of Mrs. Annie Pal mer, and Edwin E |
Rutan, of New York. last night. The |
ceremony took place at the home Of the !
bride, No. 1901 Market street. and was
performed by Rev. John d c. Hanna,
pastor Of Union NJ. E. Church.
Miss Kate Turner was maid of honor
and Frank W. WEIGH and Luther Rutan
acted as ushers. Willard and Harvey
Probst played the wedding march on
piano and violin.
The bride wore beautiful gown of
white bengaline silk, trimmed with old
point lace She carried a bouquet of
white roses. Miss Turner the maid of
honor, wore a light blue silk frock
trimmed with duchess lace, and carried
bunch OF La France roses The house
was artistically decorated with flowers.
The rooms we're adorned with roses,
ferns, daisies, palms and smilsx, and
the ceremony was performed before
large bank Of roses, daisies and palms.
Those who we're present and offered
congratulations we're: Mr. and Mrs.
Rushmore, of New York Mr. and Mrs.
f P. McKaig, of Morris Park; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Rutan, of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Palmer.
Irwin Rutsn, Miss Annie Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Rutan. Miss
Jennie Rutan, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Il.
Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Hawkins,
Mr.. and Mrs William Mackey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cole, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Fowler, Miss
Maggie Caldwell, Miss Fannie Ward.
Mrs. Ward, George B Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Boone Mr.. and Mrs. Probst and
Mr.. and Mrs. George zeigler.
Captain Giles d. Lambson aud James
B. Rogers, of the United States Fish
Commission, both Delaware men, passed
through this city last evening on their
special distributing car en- route from
Delaware Water Gap for Washington,
d. @.
Rev. Isaac Jewell, the former pastor
of Epworth Church, is in Baltimore He
delivered the address before Madison
Square M. E. Sunday school (Dr Hub
bard's) at the ChildreR's Day services on
Sunday.
What promised to be rafting 60
between Harry Brown, of Trenton, aud
d. Macklin, of this city. at the American
Athletic Club, in Philadelphia, last
night, was stopped in the second round
by the latter injuring bis hand
Robert Pennington, of this city, Is at.
tending the anniversary of the Naval
School az Annapolis.
The managers OF the Childrens Home
at Riverview will hold reception for the
patrons and friends Of the institution on
Thursday. beginning at 10 o'clock a m
There will be exercises by the children.
Rev. j. H. Howard pastor of Asbury
IA. +. Church will lecture on "The Forces
That Win" in the auditorium Of the
church tomorrow evening. It will be
for the benefit Of the Ladies Aid Society
Of the church.
g. A. Laws and vile, OF this city, went
to Chesapeake City this morning to at
tend the wedding Of their nephew,
Ansley l. Wheaton, of Chincotesgue Is.
land, Va, to Miss Edna Boulder, of
Chesapeake City
Miss Mary Pennington, Of seaford, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Willis, at the
Clayton House.
Harry D.Paxson. Of this city, has been
visiting in West Chester.
Professor c. B khoads and Bowness
Briggs left this city this morning for
San Francisco. They will witness the
first performance of the new opera,
"Dick Turpin," the music Of which was
written by Mr. Briggs
H. H. George, of this city, is visiting
in Georgetown
Frank Martin and wife, Of Stockley
Del, are visiting friends in this city.
John G Gray. of Washington, was il
this city yesterday.
Lilburn Char dler was in Philadelphia
to day.
Alfred Stevens, one of the most en-
thusiastic Democratic workers of Odessa
was in this city to day.
OuhIlts Nuhuu huu JOuu EoICys y
this city, are attending the convention
of the Knights of the Mystic Chain a
Providence, r l.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, June 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. Will
Z lam Satterfeld, the newly married couple
\ gave reception last evening TO thei
Z many friends and relatives, at thei
residence on Bradford street. A larg
number Of persons were present and
most enjoyable time was had.
IA Rev. 4 E. Martindale, ID ID OF Mil
Il ford. was in Dover yesterday.
Rev Fl. Hynson. of near Smyrna
was In town yesterday,
Rev. f. ]. Cochran, of Pennington, i
visiting friends here
Miss Nav Miller. of Baltimore, is visit
I ing Mrs w L Gooding.
M Mrs K. P Selmser, of Philadelphia, !
visiting relatives here
III d. P. Barnard. of Wilmington, is Wis
itir & friends in Dover.
Rev. w. R. Mowbray is visiting i
Dover.