Evening journal., 1895-04-25


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Yellow wedding at St. Andrews.
There WAS a charming and impressive
wedding at st. Andrews Church at 30
o'clock last evening IL WAS that of Miss
Jennie Brumley Lindsay, daughter OF
Mr. aud Mrs David Lindsay, aud Thomp.
son Howard Lewis. formerly OF this
city, now Of Albany, New York.
In the beauty Of its accessories, and
all that gees to lend fascination to such
an occasion, IL has not been excelled by
any wedding OF the season. The gallery,
as we'll ~ the lower Roor of the house
was crowded, and the numerous hand
some gowns, surmounted by pretty and
expectant faces, made the body OF the
ehurch more attractive than the chance
itself, with Its decorations Of sweet
scented lilies and palms
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Clara Jessup Lindsay. as maid Of
honor. aud by Miss Lucy Lee, Of Evans
ton, III Miss Helen Dure, Miss Nellie
Dure and Miss Mary Russell, as brides
maids
Walter Gilbert, Of New York, acted as
best man
The ushers were Francis a. Hoffsoker,
Victor B. Woollsy, W. Allen Lindsay,
Branch Il. Giles, l. Scott Townsend and
w T. Scott.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Charles e Murray and Rev. John S
Littell, rector and assistant rector Of the
church
As the strains Of Lohengrin sounded
beneath the touch of Organlst Craig, the
bridal party entered the church. The
ushsrs led the procession, followed by
the maids Then came the maid of honor
alone. The bride came last with her
father, who gave her away.
The gr0om met the party at the
chRncsl, and escorted his bride to the
altar where the clergy men awaited them
The service was read from the brides
livery prayer book.
The bride wore a beautiful gown Of
white noire antique, trimmed wlth point
applique and chiffon She wore long
tulls veil and carried large bouquet of
white roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honOr's gown was of
white organdie over pale yellow satin.
Hsr bouqust WAS OF margusrites.
The bridesmaids wore lovely, huffy
frocks OF white chiffon over yellow and
white striped satin, with rhinestone
buttons, They carried immense punches
Of yellow narcissus
A reception followed ut the home Of the
brides parents at Augustine, from 8. 10
to 1890 o'clock. The floral decorations
were beautiful and slsborsts. The
drawing room WAS all in white, the
library IN pink and the dining room in
/ yellow. An orchestra PLAYED behind a
screen Of flowers and plants.
Guests we're present from Norwich,
Conn, Providence. b. l., Chicago,
Brooklyn, Piedmont, Va, Morrlsto wn
and Newark, N. j., and Philadelphia
Among the Wilmington guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs Harry l. Evans. Mr.. aud
MrS. Samuel O Biddle, Miss Biddle, job
h Jackson, Elwood G Jackson, Miss Merry
9. Jackson. Q Reginald Trump, Mrs.
H Ii Johneon, Frank J. Williams, Miss
Mabel M jackson, Mr.. aud Mrs Jacob
S Bsetem, Mr. and Mrs Frank G Car
pentsr, Mr. and Kris Thomas Davis,
Josiah Marvel, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph l.
| Carpenter, George A. Elliott, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles K Dubsll Herbert N Fell,
Mr.. aud Mrs Caleb NJ Steward. Leonard
e. Wales. Mr. and Mrs j. P. Wales, Mr
and Mrs s. @. Simmons. Miss Isabella
/ " aieA, Mieh hllnkDetn Il. W eleh, MT ana
Mrs Stanabury j Wiley, Aiss Eliz absi h
T. Dnre. Mr. and Mrs Dorsey Ash,
James Gray Knowles. Mr. aud Mrs
Caleb p. Johnson, Jr Mrs. James
q. Hotfecker, Jr Joseph Patton
Wales, dr. and Mrs d. G. Reed
Thomas w Fleming, Miss Lolets j.
Kendall Mr.. and Mrs H. F Dure, Miss
Mary Kemp Dare. Monteith jackson.
Miss Mary Wadsworth Grsnnis, Miss
Nselds, Miss Emma Lore, Mrs
10 B Lore, Mrs Willard Thomp-
son. Judge and Mrs. Frank Bail,
John II Dandy, Albert Sidney johnson,
Charles NJ Townsend Miss Dolores A
Johnson, Nc and Mrs. william Il
Thomson. Mr. and Mrs William p.
Webb, Miss Helena A. Thomson J. Mer
rill Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dallett,
Mr. and Mrs. A fired d. Poole.
The employees Of the Augustine Mills,
OF which the brides rather Is supsrin-
tendent, celebrated the wedding alao.
Ono OF the large rooms at tho mills was
decorated and hne dinner served to the
employees and their families
Mr.. ana Mrs Lewis went on an
extended Southern tour They viii live
on Lake street, Albany. n. Y.