Evening journal., 1895-06-20
welded at Home.

Welded at Home.
One of the prettiest but simplest
weddings Of the Summer occurred last
night at ths quaint old stone house near
Iron Hill, the home Of Mrs. Mary Foard
Il was that Of George Carter, managing
editor Of the EVENING JOURNAL and
Miss Anne Bowen Foard OF Cecil euuaty
Shortly after O'Clock, the officiating
clergyman, Rev. Y II Berghaus, Of
Doylestown, Pa, uncle Of the bride, took
his place between the two front windows,
and the strains of Mendelssohn an
nouneed the coming of the bridal party.
First came the ushers, Samuel Campbell,
OF Washington, d. O., aud d. G Foard,
of Philadelphia, brother OF the bride.
Then the groom and his best man,
DR.. Thomas d. Cook. of this city
These were followed by the bridesmaids,
Misses Flora and Charlotte Ash OF Elkton,
Nj. The bride, preceded by the two
small flower girls, Mics Madge Bowen,
of Newark, cousin of the bride, and
Miss Edna Armstrong, of Rising Sun,
Kent county. Del, niece of the groom,
came 10 leaning on the arm Of her uncle,
Levi &. Bowen, editor Of the Newark
Ledger, who gave her away Miss Anna
Lewis played the wedding March
The bride wore handsome gown of
Adi4ln cAAs WIN pcHhA
and a long tulle VEIL and carried a
bouquet of white roses Her going away
gown was OF gray cloth and tailor built.
The bridesmaids wore pretty gowns Of
white organdie, lace trimmed and carried
La France roses The flower girls wore
white swiss frocks and carried carna-
tions. The house was testefully dscora
ted throughout with ferns and cut
flowers for the occasion
Among those who offered congratuls
tions were:
Wilmington-Mr and Mrs Charles
William Edwards, Misses Bessie and
Sarah Bowen, ] Newman Davis, Miss
Reba Blackburn, Miss Bessie Wyatt
Miss Bertha Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas w Mulford. Eli A. Shilling,
J Milton Davidson, George Davis, Albert
Dougherty.
Elkton-Miss Willie Davis, Mrs
Warren Wilson, Colonel | D Davis
Miss Mary Davis Miss Mollie Davis
Harry NJ Davis, u =. Springer, Mrs
Charles Shippers. Mics Belle Shippers
Mr. aud Mrs Harrison Edwards, the Misses
Edwards, Harry Edwards. State Senator
g. G. Crnthers, George r, Ash, Mis-
Helen Ash, Andrew Dean, Ollie Giles
Thomas ]. Murray, Miss Berthe Dunbar
Miss Lille Bennett, Miss Hannah. Hart
nett, Mrs Theresa Crouch, Mrs Lizzi
Hesrne, Robert Brown, Miss Bessl
Culleny, Miss Maud Crow
Iron Hill-Garrett Groves, Charles
Ayres and family, Misses Mary ans
Emma Campbell, James Casho and wife
Miss Lizzie Hayes, Mrs. Martha Bur
mite, Adolph Bnrnite, James X Burnite
Misses Laura and Fannie Clark, Mis-
Fannie Scott, Miss Grace Dul
ing. George Duling, Hon Charlie
Walton and wife, AMiss Nam
Walton, Mr.. and Mrs William Walton
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Smith, Mr. an
Mrs. william Smith, Miss Mary Smith
William Holton, Masters Charles ant
William Holton, Mr. and Mrs Josep
McNeal Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Moody.
Newark-Mrs Clark Paxsop, John NJ
Bowen, Mrs Levi X. Bowen, Miss Anni
B. Lewis
Philadelphia-Mrs Judsou Snodgrass
Mrs William Flanagan, Frederick Nc
Master, Miss Lizzie McMaster, Mulfor
II. Center, Mrs / F. Grubb.
Baltimore-E. Algernon Walton.
Doylestown-Mrs. V II. Berghaus.
Kenneth square-George NJ. Evan
Miss Hattie Evans.
Lewisville, Pa-Mrs James Doughert'
Miss Edna DoughertY. Elmer Dougherty
Pennsgrove N J.-Mr. and Mrs. T.
I. Wyatt and James Wyatt.
Smyrna-Joseph Z Carter Mrs. Mar
H. Carter.
Rising un, Kent County-Mrs Glide
Jackson, Mrs. Samuel Armstrong, Mi
Ethel Armstrong.
Baldwiu-Mr and Mrs John Billingsl
Miss Mamie Miller. Mrs. Anna Morrison
Miss Louella Billingsly, William Bi
lingsly
Mr.. ar Mrs Carter received numb
of beautiful presents. including silve
cut glass, fine china and furniture
handsome bedroom snit Of solid oak va
from the employees of the EvEEIE
JOURNAL. Among the cards were tho
OF Governor VIII an I. Watson. Repr
sentative WILLIAM Wilson, City Trea
uIer Joseph X Adams, ex-Speaker
the Senate John P. Donahoe and Lew
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