The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-26
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Roy. William L. White, Of fredericksburg,
Nit, Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. i.
Cannon, OF this city
wv. Taylor Wright, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
WilaIn Wright. and Miss Eva Gilbert,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William l. Gi.-
E bert, Ayondale, were married by Mayor
Warwick OF philadelphia on Tuesday
afternoon, ut the Mayors office in the City
Hall Mr.. Wright Is one OF the Oxford
Iress force, expert compositor and proof
( reader, and has wide circle OF acquaint-
ences III and around Oxford. The bride
ls 40 only daughter, a bright and talented
young lady, and has taught school at va
xious times
John G. Hartmann, who has been i'll, is
u xnpldly recovering, and will be able to at
tend to business III a short time
Tho Rev. b. f. Price, the veteran preach
n ,er OF tho Wilmington Conference, who has
4 asrveu sixty-one years in tho ministry, was
Ian Wilmington yesterday.
Rev. Paul Isenschmid last evening mar
< rlod Julius Hoffman and Miss Barbara
Rick al tho parsonage Of the German
v Lutheran Church. George Spcrrle was
Z best man. After the ceremony reception
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\ 405 King street, where Mr., and Mrs, Holt.
man received the best wishes OF host of
friends.
IN Mrs. John X. Montgomery has returned
y TO her home in Chatham after pleasant
h visit to friends in this city aud Newark.
4 Miss Carrie Price, OF Camden. Del, who
= who been on an extended visit to Will
mington and Philadelphia friends, TO.
y turned 10 her home this morning.
J Richard Louis Lloyd and Miss Marga.
y ret Mercle Powell, Of Lansdowne, were
Y married on Tuesday at tho Friends Meet
ing House, Fifteenth and Race streets,
n Philadelphia.
~ A very pretty wedding was celebrated
4 on Tuesday evening, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Drake, Chester, when their
daughter, Miss Charlotte c. NJ. Drake,
and Howard w. johnson, were made man
and wife The ceremony was performed
by Rev Joseph Vance, d. D., pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian Church The young
people will make their home at Harris
burg.
\ There was o very pretty wedding core
mony at the home Of Mr. and AIRS George
!. Brosius, Chester, yesterday at noop when
Miss Marguerite Blanche Brusius was
married to Charles Adelbert Sanger, of
q Norwalk, Ohio. The ceremony was per-
y formed In the beautifully decorated parlor
Y by Rev. l. Chantry Holman, pastor of the
Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church. The bride and groom entered
the parlor, where the ceremony was per-
formed, preceded by the officiating clergy
man, to tho strains of Lohengrin's we'd
ding march, played by Miss Martha Rut-
ledge Tho bride, brunette, was dressed
In moss green broadcoth travelling
dress. Late in the afternoon the couple
left on an East bound express train for
two weeks wedding tour the happy young
couple will make their home at Nurwalk,
n Ohio, where Mr.. Sanger is prosperous
merchant.
Charles Hansbury and Miss Edna V.
IA McCready, both of this city, attended
aurprite party given to Rev. James Cock.
MILFORD, March 25-The residence of
Frank Reedy. sheriff.el elect of Kent county,
was the scene Of u notable wedding on
Tuesday afternoon His daughter, Miss
xa,u Reedy, was the bride, and Virgil ID.
Prsttyman, Il professor at Columbia Col.
1ege, New York, and a son of the Rev and
Mrs. @. w. Prettyman, of Salisbury, Md,
was the groom. The house was hand
s0mely decorated for the occasion.
Miss Katherine Jones is the guest Of Miss
Mary Jones in Dover.
sS The marriage of Miss Gertrude Bright,
daughter of George w, Bright and John
sf McManus, of Philadelphia. is announced
to take place the latter part of April.
The Sunday School class of Mrs. Herbert
Collins rendered her II pleasant surprise
party at her home, 1905 West sixth street,
en- Tuesday evening.
Miss Louise Credic, Of Leipsic, and Con.
stable James +. Porter, of Newark, were
married Wednesday ut the home of the
"a. bride at Leipsic. After the ceremony Mr..
Y \ and Porter started on n Northern tour
They were accompanied to Dover station
BY party of friends, who showercd rice as
the train was moving off. On the train
several members Of the Legislature offered
congratulations.
A most delightful affair was given at
tho home of Mr., and Mrs. George Albert
626 Jackson street last evening on the oc
casion of their eighth wedding anniyer.
sary. The house was prettiy decorated,
~ and the guests were entertained by the
Opera House orchestra Of which Mr.. AL
\ bert Is u member, under the leadership of
Samuel Compton. The program consisted
Of classical selections lnterspersed with
popular airs and cornet solo by Mr. John
Taylor. Shortly before midnight supper
was served consisting of numerous salads,
cold meats, coffee, rolls, leo cream, ices
and cakes
Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert received several
handsome presents which will long re-
mind them of the happy event. Among
those present were: Mr., and Mrs Willard
Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. David Megill, Mrs.
Powell, Miss Annie Powell Isatlure Singer,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Simmons, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Edwards Mr.. John Talley,
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Vundyke and Miss
Robinson, of Wilmington, Mrs Wagga
mon Miss Celia Waggamon, Mr. and Mrs
Moses Fleming, Mr.. John Reese an d Mrs.
Anna Graham Of New Castle.
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