Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-08-04

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IL. A. Wilson, Jr., are spending some time
at The home OF her son, in Salem county.
Miss SaIome Morgan is at Bowers Beach
for a few weeks.
Mrs. James Wilson and Miss Helen
Wilson, of Philadelphia, are visiting DIR.
Fl. A. Wilson this week.
Lieutenant Shivers came down from Sea
Girt on Monday morning on the most
important mission of his life
Judge Howard Carrow, OF Camden. who
is in Europe on a pleasure and health
recruiting trip, will be home about the
middle of the present month.
Jos. w. Merritt and wife are at Ocean
City for an indefinite period
john I. Kirkbride and wife are at Ocean
City for the month of August.
Miss Sue c. Kerr is at Chesterfield this
week next week she goes to Lackawanna,
Pa, where she will complete her vacation.
Ex-Judge Ciymer is enjoying a two
week g vacation.
Judge Jessup's family is at their Ocean
City cottage. Mr.. J. is home on Friday
of each week.
MIR. c. K. Kirkbride is spending his
vacation at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. B. H. Davis is at Ocean Grove this
week.
Supervising Principal of Woodbury.
schools, Prof. Theo. j. Green, will spend
the month of August in North Jersey and
| Delaware.
Constitution SO Mrs Ella F. Hoffman, of
this city has received $500 clerkship in
the Pension Office through the influence of
Congressman Loudenslager"
Alexander L. Rogers, Prosecutor STAIRS
student, is at Ocean City this week.
At present these of our citizens are at the
McGinty cottage, Cape May, = Mayor Laid
and family, c. W. Starr and wife, Mrs. B.
w. Andrews and daughter, Geo. Poulterer
and wife, Misses Mary and Anna Lippincott
DR. Clifford is home again after pleasant
trip to New York's most interesting points.
Rev. Edward Dillon and family will
spend a portion of August at Camden,
Maine.
Lawyer Swackhamer's family went to
Mrs Swackhamer's home in Maryland this
week where they will remain through Aug
ust Mr. s. will return to Woodbury. next
Monday.
Mrs. B W. Cloud is at Atlantic for a
month.
DR.. G. w. Bailey and wife and Mr. Thos.
w. Synnott, of Wenonah, and wife will
spend some time at resorts on the Maine
coast this month.
| DIR. U. Grant Simmons, of Hudton, N. Y,
has located at Swedesboro.
Misses Amy Engle and Alice .Hoch are
spending two weeks with Katie Rachor at
Manasquan.
Raymond Nixon, son of Mr.. Geo. Nixon
Of this city, who was rejected by the
Examining surgeon for place in Company
LEI, N. j. Volunteers, because he had what
tknown as hammer toes Immediately went
10 the hospital and had the same amputa-
tied. Through his uncle, Hon. James 81.
Nixon, he made application for Lieu
tEeaant's commission in the regular army,
and we learn that commission as Second
Lieutenant awaits him on his discharge
from the hospital.
ShIvers-DeIi.
% Tuesday evening the handsome home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar F. Dell, on Della
ware street, was the scene of a happy
event-the marriage of their eldest
daughter, Miss Alice S., to Lieutenant G.
Walter Shivers, of Company Fl, 4th N. J.
Volunteers, the guests to the number of
about fifty, being near relatives of the
families of the contracting parties. The
ceremony was performed at o'clock, by
Rev. A. L. Urban, of Christ Episcopal
church, this city. Miss Marion Dell, sister
of the bride, was Maid of Honor. Mr..
Clifford Fl. Shivers, brother OF the groom,
was the best man. Mr.. Dell gave the bride
away. The bride wore white organdie
trimmed with lace over white silk made
entrain, the bridal veil was fastened with
lilies of the valley and she carried boquet
of bridal roses tied with silk tulle. The
groom wore full dress suit. The maid of
honor was dressed in white organdie made
over pink silk and carried pink roses. The
house was handsomely decorated with
palms and flowers and the grounds with
Chinese lanterns. The bridal gifts were
beautiful and rich, prominent among them
being large silver pitcher aud salyer,
on which is engraved From the
members of Company Fl. N. ]. Volun-
teers to its First Lieutenant G. Wal
ter Shivers, and Miss Alice Shotwell
Dell, Aug. 9, 1882 When the Fourth
Regiment shall be mustered out of service
Mr.. and Mrs Shivers will reside in Wood
bury. These popular young people take
with them in their new relation the con-
gratulations and best wishes of the citizens
of Woodbury..