The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-25
TIRE WEATHER.
The forecast for Thursday Fair, warmer
weather followed by local rains.
CUPID'S DOINGS.
-Four Weddings Late in May that Were
Soltmnized To-day,

The pretty little village Of Ringtown was
the scene Of much activity and hustle to-day,
caused by the visit of many strangers to
attend the wedding Of Alfred b. Jay, late of
Philadelphia. and now of town, to Miss
Emma VI. Drtshcr Of Ringtown 1t was
solcmuizcd at 10 o'clock this morning mt the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs. Anna
Drcsher, in the presence of large number
of friends of the contracting parties The
nuptial knot was tied by Rev. Phueser,
pastor of the Lutheran and Reformed con-
gregauon. The bride was attired IN white
landOwne trimmed with More ribbon and
carried white roses. She was attended by
Misses Fannie and Ida Dresher, her sisters,
whose gowns were made of the same ma
terial. The groom was supported by Will
lam JAY Of Philadelphia, a brother and DIR.
d. John Price of town, all Of whom wore
conventional black Fully two hundred
guests were in attendance from Ashland,
Girardyllc, Shamoku, Mt. Carmel,
laXiuos, Philadelphia, Bethlehem, and
other places. The presents were numer-
Gus beautiful and costly. After congmtulu-
tons wedding repast was served in tie
dining room. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay left town at
2.O2 p. IN. for Philadelphia, where another
reception followed ut the residence of the
groom's relatives ON Taskcr street The
honeymoon trip will cover Il period of ten
days. Upon their return to town Mr. and
Mrs Jay will go to housekeeping at No. l2
North jardin street
Many guest from town and also the NJ. L
choir attended the wedding. They were
taken over in large wagons drawn by horses
from whose backs the merry sleigh bel 5
iingled, while the attendants blew tin horns
On the coach occupied by the choir were two
large streamers which bore the inscriptions :;
The Jay bird has gone to meet its mate, "
and I'VE are going to see Jay Dresh' err
MANNEY.ALLEBACH
At eight o'clock last evening Miss Alice L.
Allebach, of town, was united in matrimouy
with John Manney, of Mt. Carmel The
ceremony took place in the Primitive Mctho-
dist church, the pastor, Rev. James Moore,
officiating. Friends of the couple were
present to witness the marriage.
MULLARKEY- -M'ANDREw.
At . o'clock this afternoon. in st. Mary
Magdalene church at Lost Creek, Miss Name
McAndrew was welded to Patrick NJ .
larkey, who is well known and popular
throughout Butler township. Rev p. F..
Daggett the rector otiiciated in the presence
Of a large gathering of people. The couple
were supported by p J. Monaghan and Miss
Mary Carter. The groom and groomsman
wore the conventional black, while the bride
and bridesmaid were beautifully attired in
gowns of cream. The wedding was a notable
one in Lost Creek socially and was conducted
un an elaborate scale The bridal cab was
profusely decorated with flowers by friends
of the contracting parties.
M'LAFFERTY- -HYLAND
Miss Annie McLaflerty and William Hy-
land, both of ST. Nicholas, were married this
afternoon by Rev, Father McEnroe, at st.
Canicus church, Mahanoy City. Miss Hannah
lily land, of Park Place. cousin of the BRIDE
groom, was the bridesmaid and Andrew
Hyland, of st. Nicholas, brother of the
bridegroom was the groomsman