Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-14
LINE NUPTIILS.


FRANK summons anu Miss funIl' bul'
were married last evening week ut the
residence of tho groums parents, VT.
and Mrs. Charles Simmons, No. III
Washington street, the Rev. a. N.
keigwin officiating. Harry johnson
was groomsman. The maid OF honor
was Miss Edith Barr, sister of the bride,
and the bridesmaids were Misses Annie
and Bessie Simmons, sisters OF the
groom. The house was deliberately
decorated with palms and daises. Fhe
brides gown was of white silk, made
en- trainG and trimmed With lace, and
her veil was festooned with orange
blossoms. She wore diamonds and
pearls and carried a prayer book, bound
in ivory and trimmed with pearl. Her
attendants were robed in white silk,
trimmed with lace and ribbon. The
wedding was followed by reception,
which was largely attended.
CRoGAN.CAlIILL.
Tho wedding of Albert A. Crogan
and Miss Nellie Cahi!l took place yes
terday week in st. Paul's r. G. Church.
The Rev. NJ. Y. Fallon OBLIGATED and
was assisted by Father Quigley. William
| w. Mooney was groomsnan and Miss
May Davidson bridesmaid. A reception
was held at the residence of tue brides
parents, Third and Van Buren, streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crogan went to Niagara
Fails to pass their honeymoon.
l. LANGsToN-NEIsTER.
William Langston, pitcher for the
Rockford Base ball Club, was married
Thursday to Miss Name A. Neister.
The ceremony was performed at st.
Anne's Church by the Rev. Peter
Donaghy. John A. Gallagher was
groomsman and Miss Della Kane brides
maid. The bride and her attendant were
gowned in white silk. After the we'd
ding breakfast, which was served at the
residence of the brides mother on
Wawaset street, Mr.. and Mrs. Langston
started on trip to Virginia.
GLASGOW WILLIAMS.
Walter S. Glasgow, colored letter
carrier, was married Wednesday, to Miss
Sarah Williams. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams
No. 3l0 East Tenth street. The bridal
gifts included silver service from the
postoifice clerks and sideboard from
the letter carriers.
DANCE-AMEs.
Harry @. Dance and Miss Clara F
Ames were married Thursday at thu
residence of the brides uncle, Georg
Holston, No. 914 Elm street, by til,
Rev. o. G. Buddington. Many guest
from Philadelphia and this city wer
present. The house was beautiful.
decorated with flowers. The bridal gift
were numerous and valuable. After
reception Mr.. and Mrs. Dance wer
driven to their new home, No. 3
Poplar street. =...
, MURPHY-GILLMoRE.
w. II. Murphy and Miss Lizzie Gill
more were married Thursday at til
) residence of the BRIDES parents, No. 81
i Madison street, the Rev. John d.
. Hanna officiating. Harry p. Gilmore,
/ brother of the bride, was groomsma
f and Miss Fannie Greenfield of Media
a Pa, was bridesmaid. The weddin
q march was played by Miss Blanch
' Gilmore, the BRIDES sister.
!. The house was deliberately decorate
q with flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Murph
G received many elegant gifts. I'll
q couple will reside at No. 607 Monro
q street. sp' trt sF
IS DILL-uAYEs.
Chester Times yesterday week.
|, T. Whitley Dill of Wilmington, Del
i and Miss Avon W. Hayes were quietl
3. married last evening at the home of ii
6 brides mother, Mrs L. j. Hayes, N
Il S14 Upland street, this city. The ala
&C was very quiet owing to the death I
u the groom's mother yesterday morning
1. those present being the immediate rel,
y tiyes and friends of the contractln
Ie parties. The bridesmaid was Miss Eliz
d beth V. Smith and the groomsman Wi
y w. A. Hukill of Wilmington. The nul
s. tial knot was tied by the Rev. j. r.
Gray. The bride wore q handson
h gown of pink silk trimmed with ribbc
s 10 match, and the maid of honor WI
Ie attired in white silk. A reception fc
l. lowed the wedding and Mr.. and MI
Of Dill left on the 9.1S train for Wilmin
lie ton, where they will make their futu
r nome. The young folks received mar
W handsome presents.