Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-06-10
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i A wedding long to be remembered was
that OF Mr. Joseph T. Panlin and Miss
Ada N. Turner, which took place at the
residence Of Chas. Turner, Esq Salina. on
Wednesday evening, June 9, 1897, at pre-.
cisely eight o'clock.
Both the contracting parties belong to
families prominent in the county and many
leading citizens of this vicinity and some
from other places we're present. Much in-
terest was naturally taken 10 the triumph
ant groom and his pretty bride, but scarcely
less interest was manifest towards Mr.. and
Mrs. John g. Turner, the universally loved
and respected grandparents Of the bride,
who have lived their whole lives in this
county and whose years go back to the
second war for Independence.
Promptly at the appointed hour and to
the melody of wedding march played
upon the organ b. Mr.. I. W. Jones, came
the groom leading his bride to the hyme-
neal alter. Leading the way were two
beautiful little flower girls, Vera Hurff and
Pauline Huff, bearing baskets of white
roses, and followed By DIR. c. F. Dorap, best
man, and Miss Wayne M. Paulin, the
bridesmaid The marriage was soiemnized
by the Rev. j. A OAkes, according to the
beautiful ritual Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, after which he introduced Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph T. Pa lin to the company
present to receive their greetings. In the
midst of smiles and tears of coDgratulation,
supper was announced and all partOok of
an elegant repast. Later in the evening
the newly married couple started on
wedding trip to the seashore.
The pleasantness of the occasion was
heightened much by the management of
Miss Lizzie Chew, an intimate friend of
the bride, and by the catering of A. w.
Chaplain, of Woodbury.. The bride wore
white satin trimmed in chiffon and satin
ribbon. the bridesmaids gown was of
white organdy over pale green satin both
carried roses.
Among the invited guests were the fol-
lowing
Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Turner. j. Fl Paulin and
wife, Chas. Turner and wife, DR.. J. E. Hurff and
wife, H. G. Paulin and wife, R. T. Paulin and
wife Thos. Loiing and wife, Chas Doran and
wife, RObt Turner and wife, Daniel Turner and
wife, e. K. Turner and wife, B. H Turner and
wife, Elwood Hurff and wife; Misses Rebecca
Loring Winina Loring, Anna Turner. Joseph
Inc Pine, Mayme NJ. Pauline of Phila.. Lizzie NJ.
Chew, and Mrs. Beulah Hurff Mrs. M K. Wolf,
G. F. Doran M D. Of Phoenixyie HOSPITAL, Pa.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Cakes, Lehman Rainier and
wife, j siah King and wife, John Wilkins and
wife, T. W. Jones and wife, Mrs, Elizabeth Leap
and family, Mr.. Wilmer Leap and Mr. Harry
Coles, Miss Cora Kirby and Josephine Turner,
DIR. and Mrs. H. A. Stout, w. G, Cattell and wife,
A. E. Battep and wife, Hiram Leap and wife. R
G. Clark ald wife, B. Frank Allen and wife, job
Chew and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Deppe, sr
and Jr., David Paulin aud wife, J. E. Paulin and
wife, Wesley bikes and wife, John Sweeten and
wife, John North and wife. BENZ Williams and
wife, Frank Ackley and wife. Geo. Downer and
wife, John Haas and wife John Abbott and wife
Geo. Wilson and wife. Walter Scott and wife,
Walton d. Chew and wife, Misses Lizzie Mon
gomery, Fannie Coles, Loucella wilkins Mr..
bott, Samuel Batten Stanton AckleJ, Thomas
Simpkins Willis Haas, Lawrence Haas, Francis
Fiser, VIM. Paulin Elmer F. Porch.
A ong the few sending regrets we're
Mr.. Chas. P. Baker and family, Rev. ].
P.sBaker and family, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Moore, Miss Emily Rainier, Mr.. Elwood
Chew, and Mr.. William Porch.
Mr.. and Mrs Pauline were presented
with large number of handsome, valu-
able and useful articles, showing that they
are held in high esteem and have the best
wishes of host of friends for their happi-
ness.