The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-16
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Pretty ceremony at the Lewis Residence
at Noon To-day.

The parloi of the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs John A. Lewis, on West Cherry street
was the scene of pretty and fashionable
ceremony ut noon to-day, the occasion being
the wedding of their daughter, Miss Ida c.
Lewis and Mr. John NJ Craig, Of Birming
ham, Ala. The parlor was elaborately dec
grated with flowers and plants and due at
tention was given to details in arrangements
for the reception of guests. Rev. II. w.
Kohler, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, Offcated at the ceremony, assisted
by Rev Robert O'Boyle, pastor of the Trinity
Reformed church Miss Annie Evans, of
Allegheny City, was the bridesmaid, and Mr.
All ed b. Lewis brother of the bride. the
gro lmsman. The wedding march was played
by Mrs. b. r. Severn. After the ceremony
there was brief reception, followed by a
banquet in the dining room.
A large number of guests were in atten-
dance, among them Mr.. and Mrs. James
Klees and daughter. Bessie, Reading Mrs
Alfred Heebner, Philadelphia !; Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Hunter, Ashland William II. Lewis
and family, VIM, Penn Mr.. and Mrs
William Hinkle Mrs. Lydia Hinkle and
Elmer Hinkle, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nc
Quade, Mt Carmel Miss Cora Davis Cramer
Hill n. J. Mrs. Emma and Miss Mille
Simpson, Port Carbon Mrs Lottie Crandell
and Mrs. Roxaua Thompson, Pottsville (;
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Beddall
Mr. and Mrs. John Watson, Miss Sue Fowler
DR. and Mrs. $. NJ Fetzer, Miss Mahala Fair
child, Mrs. and Miss Daniel, Misses Tillie
Houser, Annie Lingham, Laura Folmer,
Margaret Dengler, Name Kincaid, Mary
Johnson, May and Ida Lessig, Agnes Dodson
Gfain i
Jessie Glover, Mrs Ray Rogers, Johp Kin
caid and W. G. Dusto, of town. The mem.
bers of the brides Presbyterian Sunday
| school class was also present in body. The
wedding presents were numerous and costly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig left town via the Penn
sylvana r. r. at 2:O2 o'clock this afternoon,
for Washington. On Friday evening there
will be reception at the residence of the
bridegrooms parents in Charleston, s. C..
and after brief stay there the couple will
proceed to Birmingham, Ala, taking up a
residence at No 22O South 10Th street Mr..
Craig will be remembered as formerly in
structor of penmanship in Woods business
college in town. He now holds lucrative
posi- ton under railroad company at Bir-
mingham.
Miss Carrie Hummell and E. A. Hampton,
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mat rimOuy at the home Of the brides
parents at noon yesterday.
The marriage of Miss Mary, daughter OF
Jacob Goodman, of Mechanicsville, and
George Miller, of New York was sOlemonized
in st. John the Baptist church, Pottsville
yesterday. They will make their home in
New York city.
III the Trinity Episcopal church, Potts
villr, a quiet wedding was solemonized, the
contracting parties being William Schisslel
and Miss Clara Noble, both well know
young people of Port Carbon.
Michael Gerrity and Miss Elizabeth Burke
prominent young people of Centralia. wer,
married in st. Ignatius' church at that plac
yesterday morning by Rev. w. j. Hayes
Miss Mary Nicholson, of Shamokin, wa
bridesmaid, and Edward Monaghan, of Cen
tralia, best man.
To-day very pretty wedding was cele
brated at st, Ignatius church. Centralia tn
parties being Michael Whitaker of Honey
brook, and Miss Mary Shaugnessy one of tn
bright aud popular young women of tn
former place.