Evening journal., 1895-03-29

rett Join Heart ana HAND At Asbnry
Parsonage, Then Are rendered an
EnJoyable Reception some Other
Events of Interest.
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Doughsrty-Barrett Wedding.
Miss Ida May Barrett. of Bear station,
and Monford Dougherty, Of this city,
were married last evening The ceremony
was performed at the parsonage Of
Asbury M. e Church, Rev Joun H
Howard, D. D officiating The bride WIS
attended by Miss Matte Barrett, Of Bear
station, and Miss Ella Gamble, OF this
city. The grooms attendants were
Charles Barrett and James Dougherty
The bride wore a pretty gown OF ecru
novelty goods, trimmed with ribbon and
lace, and carried bouquet OF bride roses
The bridesmaids wore similar gowns Of
light material.
At o'clock reception was rendered
to Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty at the home
Of the groom's mother, No 406 East
Sixth street Among the guests were
John Wetherill, Miss Aunie Wetherill,
Miss Bessie Peterson. William Jewell,
Miss Mary Hall, Miss Emma Justice, Miss
Nellie McCarty, Thomas Carroll, Jonn LIE
gates, George Justice, David Jones Joseph
Sturtz, d w Daniels, Samuel Hodgkiss,
Frank Jones. Edgar Justice, Charles
Gsbkee, Alonzo Dougherty. Robert
Dougherty, Jesse Summertime, Hugh
Mullin, Jr, Mrs 0rpha Engie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Snort,
Harry Keech Mr. and Mrs James SOM
martine, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Husbands,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mullin, Hugh
Mullin, Miss Nellie Jewell Miss Maggie
Foulk, Miss Nellie o'Shea Miss Anna
Dougherty, Miss Eva Salmon. Miss Willie
Dougherty, Miss Laura Glasgow, Viii
liam Dickerson Miss Lydia Laylor,
Miss Jennie Mullin, Miss Matte
Lewis. Miss Dollie Everett, Miss Amy
Dougherty, Miss Eva Mullin, Miss Efle
Mullin, Mrs Banthrum, Mrs Charles
CLARK, of Cecilton, Nd
The Psnsy Circle, OF which the bride is
prominent member, presented TO ber a
complete dlnlng-room set, including
linen, silver and chine The young
couple received number of other hand
some presents
A reception was givea by the Neptune
Social Club Wednesday evening At the
residence Of w. r. NUNS, No S22 Vest
Second street Music WAS furnished by
the Neptune Harmonica, Mandolin and
Guitar Club The Neptune Quartet
rendered excellent vocal selections.
Dancing and games were INDUCED in
until midnight had stole upon the
ntnuqQnf Marty ITpnn IN vftotlou
Of Mr.. Munis, the guests as
sembled In the diniug-room,
where sumptuous repast was
served. After supper dancing was re
sumed In the wee hours of the morning
the merry throng departed delighted
with their evenings enjoyment.
Those present were; Misses Mamie
Woodrow, Irene RIdinger. Maggie Haas,
Lille Gibson, Audrey Miller,
Lizzie RItcbie. Olive Drennen, Kate
Evans, Name Mccain, Annie
Newman, Lille Bulgen, Florence
Maxwell, Gsrtie and Lorena Croth-
ers, Name Massey, Gertie and
Nellie Drummond. W. T. NUNS. Harvey
Little, Carl Feldmeier, Leonard Hamann,
William Hutchins, Harry Shaw.
William Mention, Charles Barnat,
Grant Wilkins. Frank Johnson, Laurence
Ward. Taylor Lock wood, Herman Naylor,
Warren Wilkins, William Baugh,
William Kitchen, Harry Glrven and
William Lang.
Celebration and Reunion.
]. w Wilson, of this city, was guest
at the reunion of the Hszleton Survivors
Association In Baltimore last evening.
The association wac formed seven ears
~. Ew4v- -A-1~
were present st q meeting of the funeral
Directors Association of Pennsylvania
held at Hszleton in that state
The invitations sent out for the reunion
stated that 1t was "a grand celebration
Of thanksgiving In recognition OF the
latest blessings, including the adjourn.
ment of Congress and the close Of the
pigtsil war. "
Rev. Robert Watts Welcome.
A pleasant reception was given to Rev.
Robert Watt last evening by the Ep
worth LaRgue Of Scott NJ. E Church.
Howard Pennington presided. and In q
neat spsech welcomed Rev Watt on his
return to the pastorate Of the church for
another year.
A Family Re-union
County Commissioner John A. Groves,
OF Kent county. Md. held family re-
union at his home near Pomona, on
Tuesday, and his guests were James
Groves, of New York, Gustavus Groves,
Of this city, and Robert NJ Groves and
son, OF Philadelphia. and Samuel
Deputy, the huntsman, of Newark.
Preachers Surprise.
Rev. J. B Merritt, the popular pastor
OF Salem and Union M E Churches,
Kent county. Md WAS surprised by 8
visit from his congregation and after
some cheerful speeches to the divine
was presented a purse that contained
double the amount due Mr. Merritt from
last years salary, and Rough to supply
him with good cigars all the year
Social and Personal Notes.
Charles Heck has returned from visit
to friends st West Chester
Colonel E T. Martin, the Mustard
candidate fnr IT y aeuafnr "a In fhta