Evening journal., 1895-06-06


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A Charming Suburban wedding.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. William
TalieY, OF ralleyvills, was the scene Of |
a charming social event last evening. |
Their daughter, Miss Mary E Talley, |
one Of the most popular young society |
women of northern New Castle county, |
was Joined IN wedlock to Albert
Hickman OF near Booths Corner Rev
A P. Prettyman WIS the officiating
minister
the ceremony was performed In the
psrlor, the room being banked with
daisies and ferns, the effect Of the foral
arrangement being quite pleasing. The
groom was attended by Harry Weldin as
best man. The bride wore white silk
and carried white roses Miss Helen
Husbands, the bridesmaid, wore white
satin A reception and supper followed
the ceremony.
Lewis R. Springer, Miss Lucille
Springer, Miss Ellen Talley. E Bald win
I. Springer and Lewis R Springer. Jr,
of this city, were among the wedding
guests
The bride received some magnificent
gifts from her friends After a short
wedding trip the young couple will
settle near Booths Corner
NJ arried at st. Paul's. -
Miss Annie Laurie Travis and George
Knapp Landers. of Newberry Pa, were
married In st PGups Church at noon
yesterday. Rev. 7. E Terry offici-
sted Miss Kate Horn Was maid
OF honor and Miss Rose Travis and
Miss Annie Bruce we're bridesmaids
The ushers were Lewis e Hartman, A.
Wallace Irwin, George Bailey and Harry
Bailey. Frank j Williams was best
man. The bride was given awsy by
George hsrdcastle, an old friend of the
family Mrs Florence Fisher played the
wedding march
The ceremony WIS followed by a reeep-
tion at the home Of the brides aunt,
Mrs. Msliuda Bruce Mr. aud Mrs.
Landers will make their home at New
berry.
Participated in Baltimore Wedding.
Miss Cornelia Draper. OF this city, was
tAlN VI INV lLlQt6Iltif'e a. bNt HNQullk u
Miss Elizabsth &c Vsaux Lurman, ana
George Blow Bale. Of Philadelphia In
Baltimore yesterday at noon.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev Percy f Hall. and took place in
the drawing room at the brides home.
The bride was attired in white satin.
with duchess point lace trimmings, and
a tuile veil caught with orange blossoms
and q diamond star. She carried orange
blossoms. The bridesmaids were dressed
white muslin over white silk, with
chip hats trimmed with jscqueminot
roses and daises. They carried white
parssols, the gift OF the bride.
A Newspaper Mans Bride.
Mrs. Mary G. Foard has issued cards
for the marriage Of her daughter. Miss
Anne Bowen Foard, to George Carter,
managing editor of the EVENING Jour
NAL, on the evening Of June 10, at her
home near Elkton, Md. Rev. V. q
Berghaus, formerly rector Of Calvary
Protestant Episcopal Church, of this
city, now of Doylestown, Pa, an uncle
of the bride, will perform the cere-
mony.
Hill Top Farm House-warmIDg.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi @. Bird have ISSUED
cards for a reception to their host o.
friends at ELL Top Farm. their beautiful
rural home near Delaware City. 1t vii
be given on June 81, and participated II
by the leading society people Of this cit,
and the state at large. Il promises to b
the society event OF the summer In thi
county.
There will be a reception from to
o'clock. and supper, followed BY dRno
ing until II o'clock, when the vii
mington guests will return home on
special train A Philadelphia orchestr
has been secured for the evening.
Hill Top farm is now one OF the mos
beautiful country seats IN New Castl
county. The old house has been thol
oughly remodeled snd enlarged and
deep porch built entirely around it. Tn
appointments are complete and tn
furnishings rich aud handsome Fo
several months landscape gardeners an
their assistants have been engaged 4
Identifying the grounds, which AZ
on an eminence commanding
view Of the Delaware river frol
above New Castle TO below Fol
Delaware, as we'll as a stretch Of magni
icent country surrounding the estate
One OF the beauties OF Hill Top farm Is
grove OF handsome trees near the man
sion house.
Young Business Men and Women Din
Despite the driving rain and feminir
fears OF straight locks and masculir
regrets for shiny boots. there WAS larG
attendance at the fifth annual banqu'
of the Alumni Association Of the Code
College 1t the Clayton House last ever
ing
The dinner was the most succsssf
ever given by the association beir
marked by g spirit of sociability ana /
formality that added much to the night
pleasure From until II o'clock u
members Of the association received Il
members of this years class and 9th
invited guests.
At IL o'clock the banquet was serve
The tables, which we're decorated wi
large bouquets, were in the shape Of
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