The times., 1898-06-08

The Eastern Presbyterian Church, pret-
tfly decorated with palms and June bios
SONS and filed with friends. was the
scene last evening of one Of the most
elaborate weddings of the day. the con-
tracing pair being Miss Nellie McCabe.
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James F..
McCabe, and DR.. W. Stuart Carnes, OF
Canton. Ohio. DR.. T. c. EastOn per-
formed the ceremony and the wedding
marches were played by Mr.. Beatty, q
friend of the family of the bride.
The bride was daindly gOwned in white
organdie over white taffeta, with sash and
shoulder bows OF white satin ribbon
Her flowers were white sweet peas ar
ranged in a shower bouquet Attended
by-her father who gave her in marriage,
she passed UP the aisle, preceded by the
ushers, DR.. c. II. Beatty, Mr.. E Il.
Semmes, J. Karl Balm and F. ". Garden.
The four bridesmaids, gOwned alike in
white organdie with Marie Antoinette
/ fichus and carrying large clusters of
| golden hearted daisies, were Miss Mar
| garet Cassidy, Miss Lulu B. Thorne. Miss
/ Bertie Z. Riarick and Miss Alice Irwin.
! The maid of honor. Miss Frances Reed,
| was artistically atJired in white organdie
/ over yellow silk. and her bouquet was Of
/ white sweet peas tied with yellow mCire.
/ Immediately preceding the bride walked
J her flower bearers, little Miss Meryl
/ Walker. in white over blue. and Master
/ Jerome Burke, who wore a cavaliers suit
/ of pink velvet. Each carried a basket OF
| roses, carna tons and sweet peas Mr.
i Charles Miller oficiated as best man.
/ The church ceremony was followed by
! a reception to immediate friends at the
home of the brides parents and later Dr..
/ and Mrs Carnes left for Ohio, where
I they viii visit the home Of the groom
The marriage of Miss Pearl t. Gittings
/ to Mr. Frank 3. Rourke. of Chicago. was
celebrated at St Aloysius Church Mon
/ day morning at 5 O'Clock with a nuptiaI
mass. Rev. Father PardOw officiating Mr..
| ID. S. Cuttings, brother of the bride. was
best man and Miss Rourke. sister of the
groom. bridesmaid. Mr.. Frank Cuttings
and Mr. John Power were ushers- The
| bride was becomingly attired in a blue
gown trimmed in canary satin, chiffon and
lace, white hat to correspond The brides
maid wore figured organdie over apple
| green silk and leghorn hat. The ceremony
was followed by a wedding breakfast at
the residence of the brides sister. after
which the couple left for their future
home in Chicago.
A large gathering of friends filed
Epiphany Church yesterday at noon TO
witness the marriage of Miss Anna Cold
| thwaite Campbell, daughter of Mrs Dun
can c. Campbell, to Mr.. Charles W. Mc-
Fee. OF Delaware. which was performed
by Rev. DIR. McKim.
The ushers were Col. Andrew c. Grey,
of Wilmington, Del, DR.. Ralph Jenkins,
Mr. Robert s Chiffon. jr-. and Mr. Miller.
of Philadelphia. Mr.. Samuel Hamill. q
former classmate of the groom at Prince
ton, attended him as best man. At the
conclusion of the church services 4 re-
ceDtion TO relatives and few personal
friends was held at the residence of the
mother of the BRIDE
The groom is member of the Delaware
bar and is a member of one of the oldest
families in the State. The bride Is the
granddaughter of the late Justice John
NJ Campbell. of the Supreme Court. and
on the mothers side of the house is a,so
granddaughter of the late Charles Csr-
roll of Riverdale Manor. Md