The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-10-11
Wedding Bells.
HILLMAN- EVANS.

| Wedding Bells.
HILLMAN-EvANs
| AT high noon, on Wednesday, occurred
the marriage of George NJ Hillman, of
Mount Holly, and Miss Sadie q. Evans, at
the residence of Amos S. Evans, near
Rancocas The Friends ceremony was
used in the presence of Judge Joseph H.
Gaskill. After the event was over those
present affixed their signatures to the mar
riage certificate, which was spread on a
table.
The bride, who was attired in white
satin with full veil, carrying white roses
and lilies of the valley, was given away
by her father. The bridesmaids were
Miss Cornelia Wills. of Rancocas, and
Miss Susan J. Gardiner, of Mount Holly.
Samuel w. Evans, brother of the BRIDE
was the best man, and the Misses Lille
and Alice Evans took the part of flower
girls. Masters Willie Vanderveer and
Herbert Kille, of Mount Holly, were the
pages, and Miss Lillian Burton, of Phil
adelphia, maid of honor. The grooms
men were S. Thornton Hollinshead, of
Moorestown, and Joseph L. Thomas, of
Cinnaminson. The ushers were Elwood
Stokes, Jacksonville; Thomas Antrim,
Jobstown; Wilmer Collins, Moorestown,
and G. Eugene Harbert, of Mount Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs Hillman left on an after
frnip ~iaf linn tri1 bot
will occupy a residence in Moorestown.
LYNoH-oGBURN.
Rev. John w Lynch, pastor of the NJ
E. Church at Titusville, and Miss Airline
Butler Ogburn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Ogburn, were married in the
Methodist Church at Mount Holly on
Thursday evening There was large at
tendance to witness the ceremony, and
the floral decorations were very pretty
The ceremony was performed by Rev. J.
Wesley Lake, D. D., presiding elder of
the Trenton district, assisted by Rev Mil
ton Relyea, the pastor.
The bride entered the church to a we'd
ding march rendered by Prof Elberson
at 7.30 o'clock, leaning on the arm of her
father, who gave her away. She was
dressed in white corded silk, en- train
with full veil caught up with diamond
brooch, and she carried white roses and
| lilies of the valley The maid of honor
was Miss Mabelle Ogburn, sister of the
bride She was dressed in white mouse
line de soire over white silk and she car
ried La France roses. Miss Helen Toy, of
Philadelphia, was the flower girl. Mrs
Marvin Clark Kindig, of Philadelphia
was matron of honor. Her dress was
white mule over white silk. Miss Eliza
beth Atwood, of Mount Holly, and Miss
Mae Lynch. of Philadelphia, sister of the
groom, were the bridesmaids. They both
wore white organdie over white silk and
carried roses. Dr. John FARMLAND, of
Philadelphia, was best man, and the
ushers were DR.. A R. W. Atwood and
Hiram H. Earnest, of Mount Holly; Dr.
Irvine Turner, of Titusville; Marvin c..
Kindig, Prof William Gavin and Harold
F. Toy, of Philadelphia.
A reception followed at the home of the
brides parents on Mill street, at which
some one hundred and seventy five guests
were present. The happy couple left on
late train for Washington They will
reside in Titusville
SMITH BELL
Charles Pancoast Smith of Burlington,
was on Tuesday welded to Miss Mary
Hooper Bell, of Baltimore. The wedding
took place in the First Church at Wood
berry, suburb of Baltimore, and was
witnessed by large number of relatives
and friends The ceremony was per,
formed by the Rev. B. F. Clarkson, pas
tor of the church.
Miss Edith Bell, sister of the bride
was the maid of honor. Miss Bessie Bell
Miss Catherine Bell and Miss Ruth Bell
sisters of the bride, and Miss Nan R
Smith, of Burlington, sister of the groom
were the bridesmaids. l. Snowden Haines
of Burlington was best man to the groom
The ushers were Messrs. William ]. Fry
of Burlington; Wilbur G. Cook, of Cam
den, and Edward H. Bell and L. A. Bech
of Baltimore. David Bell was the page
COPE ARNDT.
A pretty wedding took place Thursda.
evening at the residence of the late Georg
Arndt, in Riverside the contracting part
ners being Miss Hanetta Arndt and Charlie
A. Cope, a recent graduate of the Mora
+ Wan Theological Seminary of Bethlehem
Pa, and son of the Rev. w. A. Cope
pastor of the Moravian Church at River
side The bridesmaids were Misses Louis
and Laura Arndt, sisters of the bride. MI
Beniaman Arndt was groomsman anC
Mr. John Winkelspecht, best man. Th
, Arndt residence was beautifully decorate
with flowers and the friends of the youn
married couple were lavish in their be
stowal of handsome gifts. Miss Emm
t Weeks presided at the organ.
Sporting Notes.
Foot ball games on Saturday: Moores
town, IS; Cumberland, o. Riverside,
Burlington, O.
A number of base ball enthusiasts wer