The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-16
MANY JUNE WEDDINGS.
Another Coming June Wedding-Russell- DougIass-The Keeler-M Massey Wedding Many Others,

IttISS CIICle NIll pt llle LildlI 4dSc VI Ahl99 Olive lone Russell, daughter of Mrs, Florence Russell of Whalley avenue, to Howard Blake Douglass, son of MT. John F. Douglass, of the wholesale con- fectionery manufacturing firms of B. H. Douglass & Sons Co. The wedding will take place at Davenport church June 30 at 8 p. m., reception at S:S0. The bridesmaids will be Misses Alice Lillian Russell and Laura Russell, sis ters of the bride; Miss Edith s. Russell a cousin, and Miss Mabel E. Rockfort of the zunder school corps of teachers. A sister of the bride, Miss Maud Russell, will be flower girl Miss Myra Futile will be maid of honor. The bride is a very attractive and cultivated young lady and the groom is one of our young business men, proprietor of the Elm City Printing Co.'S establishment. MASSEY-KEELER.
 The marriage of Mr. Walter Bradley Keeler to Miss Susanna Massey of Gsr- mantown, Pa., took place a few days
 
 town. It was a simple, unpretentious, but very fine wedding, attended by many representatives of old and much esteemed Philadelphia families, of which the bride is a. member. The bride is an only child and both her fa- | ther and mother are dead. She is a | lady of much refinement and wealth. | MT. Keeler Is well known here, is 8 pianist of rare ability and highly edu- cated, completing his musical educa- ton during residence in Germany of about ten years Present from this city at the wedding was the groom's sister Mrs. McNeil, wife of Dr. Rollin McNeil, and her son, Dr. Archibald Me- Neil. The happy pair left for we'd ding trip across the continent by way of Canada, and thence go to Alaska, and on their return will take another tour of travel The wedding gifts were very elegant.
 BLAKE-TOOMEY.
 The marriage of Miss Constance | Blake, daughter of Prof. and Mrs, Will liam Blake, and Prof J. W. Toomey of the University of California is to be celebrated at 3 o'clock tomorrow af- | l6TIlOOH dl IlG lOlitS Ol lIle LII ldt pttl ents, at Mill Rock Owing to the re- cent death of the brides brother. only relatives and near friends will be in vited, and the wedding carried on in a very quiet way. The Rev Newman Smyth of Center church will perform the ceremony A small reception will follow the ceremony. Prof and Mrs Toomey will spend the summer abroad and the winter at Wisconsin place.
 BROWN-M'FARLAND.
 Another June wedding will be that of Miss Jessie Brown, the youngest daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Observatory place, and Boyn- ton Wells Mcfarland. The arrange ments will be for wedding on the lawn Miss Mabel Wilcox of York Square will be honor maid, and Miss Nora Brewer and Miss Kittfe Riley ot Summit, N. J., will act as bridesmaids Pierre Jay Wurts will be best man. The brides brother-i in-law, the Rev. Grie1 Fullerton of the Park street church ir Bridgeport, will perform the ceremony About 15O guests will be invited.
 MOWER-HAYDON WEDDING.
 The residence of Mir and Mrs. Johr | H. JUL, ofu DldlC ollCVt, "clo tAi' scene of a beautiful home wedding a 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The con
 tracing parties were Miss Lila Pot
 Haydon, their daughter, and MT. Sam
 uel Alfred Mower of this city. Rev MT. Lines officiated The rooms were decorated by Dickerman, with palms smilax and pink roses. A bower O
 palms, before which the bridal party stood, was effectively arranged.
 The bride was given away by he , father FichtPs orchestra played tn
 introductory music, and the wedding
 march from Lohengrin as the brida
 party entered. The bride wore al
 elegant gown of changeable browl
 brocade silk and carried a bunch 0
 pink roses. The ushers were MT Rob ert B, Haydon and John H. Haydon
 jr., brothers of the bride.
 3 After the ceremony a wedding sup - per was served by Francis for one hun 9 dred guests The tables and dining f room decorations were in pink. Tn 2 wedding presents were numerous an s costly.
 1 The newly welded couple took ai 1 early evening train for New York state | ana dIleE d SHOiL lllp VIII ItSluP dL 4NC !, 20 Pearl street, this city, where a pret - tily furnished home awaits then = Among the invited guests from out o = town were MT. and Mrs. Henry 9 Thompson of "Morningside," Milford = Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Birch of Por s Carbon, Pa; MT. and Mrs, A. F. Scot S of Poughkeepsie, N. Y; MT. and Mrs 3 William R. Hlnsdale of Orange, N. J. 2 the Misses Herring, MT. and Mrs. Joh S Hoskins and Eugene Hoskins of Balti
 more, Md.
 Among those of this city were MI
 and Mrs Samuel E. Mower and fan
 ily, MT. and Mrs. Bert Cass, MT. an y Mrs Edward Frising, MT. and MT! h H. Grant Thompson, MT. and Mrs. I e L. Smith, Mir and Mrs. G. E. Haigh f MT and Mrs. Charles B. Manning, NJ , and Mrs. John Sheppard, the Misse M. Frank Sharpe, Miss Lillian Belche n Miss Wilmina Kendrfck, Miss Clar ), Bishop, Miss Martha Engel Miss Hele
 Harper, Miss Alice Rugg, Miss Gertrud f Kentfield Miss Gertrude Dow, Mis- .l Dorothy Dow Miss Minnie Strickland t Mr Frank Bishop, John Hill, Alfre k Lockwood, Fred B. King, Edwi ,- Frink, Minott Osborn, William Sperr, : George Peterson, Burton Strickland e Dr. George Lawton and Dr. Frederic = P. Metz.