The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-24
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tho Natural Bridge and Antietaln. He
returned by Washington to West Chester
and is much improved In health.
Miss Catherine Il. Walsh and John ].
Agnew were married yesterday afternoon
at o'clock at st, Paul's r. g. Church by
the Rev. M. X. Fallon. The maid Of hon.
or was Miss Annie keenan,, and the best
man was George ]. Nelman of Philadel.
phia. The bride wore white organdie and
carried BRIDES roses; the maid of honor
wore white organdie and carried pink
roses. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Agnew, James Agnew, Mr..
and Mrs. William Agnow, tho Misses
Name and Hannah Agnew Of Philadel!
phia; Mr.. and Mrs. James Lascombe,
Lottte and John Lascombe Of Chesteri
Miss Sarah Walsh, Mrs. Annie Moran,
Mrs James Bonner, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ward, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w.
Hannuru, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward, Miss Hazel
Ward, John Walsh and Miss Name Walsh,
p Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Walsh,
Mr.. and Mrs William Coyne, Miss Lizzie
Heuser of Philadelphia; Miss Katie Calum
of Philadelphia; Sallie Propert of Phila-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Keenan,, Misses
Mamo and Katie Keenan,, Miss Lizzie Gu
sick, Mr.. and Mrs. p Cahill. Mr.. and Mrs
A. Crogan, Miss Mary Conner, Mrs. A.
Maloney, and the Misses Hannah and
Katie Maloney, Miss Mary A. Ford, Mrs.
Mary Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac r.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Davis, the Misses
Emma and Hattie Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. H
Ducanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Delaware Kyle
of PHILADELPHIA; Miss Mollie Garner, Miss
Jennie Shields Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew left
on a trip north and will reside In Lam
bertyille, N. j.
Miss NJ, Lucy Alsentzer, daughter Of
William Alsentzor, No, 3OS King street,
and II. Walter Vernon, secretary of the
Republican Printing and Publishing
Company were married last evening at
the home of the BRIDES father in the pres
ence of the members of the immediate
families, Rev. Lafayette Marks officiating.
Miss Nellie Vernon, sister of the groom
was bridesmaid, wearing white silk trim
med with lace and ribbon. She carried
pink roses.
Miss Il: IIayenia Betz, cousin of tho
bride, was maid Of honor. She wore SILK
and lace and carried roses. The brides
costume was of white silk trimmed with,
lace and orange blossoms. She wore q
veil. Joseph 4. Montgomery and Arthur
G. Davies waited on the groom. A we'd
ding supper followed tho ceremony and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon went on trip
South. Upon their return they will reside
at No 1ai w. Eighteenth street.
w. b. Gregg returned yesterday from
kenton.
Miss Annie Legg of Smyrna is visiting
friends in this city.
AT the tenth anniversary of the ST.
Paul's r. G. Church choir, held in Brown
son Hall last night, II frame containing
the photographs of the members of st.
Pauls choir was presented by Francis Fl.
HOffrcker on behalf of tho choir to tho
Rev. NJ. X Eallon. Tho frame is work
of art The top representing Tyre, with
steamers containing tho names of the dii-
ferent composers from whose work the
choir sang. The hall was crowded and tho
singing was excellent and well received.
Ihe following musical program was rem .
dered; Hail Us, Ye Free st. Paui's
choir. Tenor solo, "Rosamond," Joseph
McCuItorCy; quartette Song Of the
Whlpporwiil st Paul 5 mixed quarSette;
contrnto solo, Miss Mary A. McNulty;
quartcttc "rho Bridge" Brownson Male
Quartotte; baritone, solo, Dear Heart"
1.-The Catastrophe" Brownson Quarteitei
solo, solicited, Miss Anna G. Long; pre-
scntation speech, Francis H. Hoffecker;
auartcttc "Annie Laurie" ST. Pauls
choir; baritone solo, just Say Good bye
Again" R9bGrt IT. cunnlnEhWS% qI r.,
Bloom Is on the Glover" William +. Nc.
Nulty; humorous solo, "Lindy, Do Yo'
Lub Me-" Joseph II. Medallion; sol dicrs'
Chorus" from 'Faust,' st. Pauls choir;
Good Night, " Brownson Quartette.
Dr. Marshall was In our city on We'd
nesday.
Purnell J. Lynch paid our city flying
visit on "Wednesday. Purncll is hard
shell Democrat as ever.
Mrs. Sallie SsowarJ of this city has re-
turned home from an extended trip East,
where she was visiting her sister, Mrs H,
Il Barker at West Acton, Mass, who has
been quito Ill for some timo past, and
found her very much improved and able
| to be around. Another sister, Miss Ellen
Rcdmilo. of this city, has enjoyed very
! good health, while in constant attendance
| upon Mrs. Barker in her illness. Mrs.
| Stewart had n very pleasant visit while
there rs this opportunity was tho iirst sh'
had to visit her sister tor II years
Miss Susie NJ Poultney of Boston, Mass
| rclurheu noiic ttsVctity ai'or t, wv
WeeNa VII. III 1,l's ~ ,1 Mt' III ivi,",'I %
| Sno was '1!o su'S' Vi tN'S' 'ofeh0o ID
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p. Brochnrd Of Downinglown i visiting
at Corner Krtch.
At,ss Eco and Tlmn Rnwlcr Of Clayton
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Albert iloischumaker OIL NV WV Cus'ic HIS
b2eh the guest OF irIehu7 IN ChcSter
Miss Alice Garrett of Chadds Ford who
has baoa i'll for some timois much lmp"ov-
cd,
The marriage Of Miss Maggie J. Nc
Glnty Of near Krmmctt to Joseph J.!Tynau
will tuke place Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock in st. patrick's X. G. Church at
Kenneth, A reception will be held at tho
house Of john McGinty, from IL to 1
O'Clock.
Leonard Davis has been visiting Ill
Oxford.
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At high noon yesterday, at the residence
of Mr.. A, 9, Jones, 3H south Jackson
street. Mr.. Wilbur {; Reddcn OF Phlladcl-
| phia anu MISS haIo W. hciilc"y iullEi
| ~ Ol ~hSSalfuS, were uHittNl IL iIlatit"no