Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-01-06
Twonty-fifth Weddins Anniversary.

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On December Both, 1872. Michael Ley
and Caroline Wolfsrth, sister of Christian
Wolferth, prominent citizen of Eas
Greenwich township, were married, and
the twenty fifth anniversary Of that eYeni
was celebrated at their commodious and
pleasant b ome at Paulsboro on Thursday
night last, SURF uuded by their six
bright, healthy chiIdren-three sons and
three daughters-and hundred friends.
The occasion was one of the most pleasant
that has taken place in Gloucester county
recently.
Tokens of esteem of much beauty and in
large variety attested in slight measure the
high place Mr.. Ley and family occupy in
the affections OF the people. The refresh
ments were all that the highest culinary
skill and abundant resources could pro-
vide. Following are among those present /:
Miss Lou @. Ley, Miss Anna N. Ley, Charles P.
Ley George W. Ley, Master Harry g. Ley, Miss
Carrie Bertha Ley. Christian Wolferth and wife,
George Wolferth and wife. John Wolferth and
wife and son, Middleton Michael Ley and wife,
r.
Mary Hannold. Mr.. Benedict, Mr.. Gottlieb
g. Reinhardt, Mrs, Louisa Theis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Seeger, Mr. and Mrs Albrecht Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs Weller, Hlghtstown; Dr. T. S. Miller,
Edward Miller, John Brown and wife, Isaac Cox
and wife, Bowman Cox and wife. George Adam
son and wife. /. N. Derickson and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Titus, Mr.. NJ. Gill and granddaughter Geo.
A. Adamson. William Smith and wife. William
Turner and wife, Miss Nellie Silvers, Charles
Pounds, Paulsboro; Mrs. VIM Rode and son,
Andrew Rode and wife, Mrs Lizzie Rode. MI.
al Mrc
George Myers, Miss Sadie Bowe, John Bowe,
of Swedesboro Mrs. James Carter and son. Miss
Emma Carter, Joe Carter Joe Pheifer and wife,
Mt Royal; Rev. John Etyen and wife, Clarks-
boro; Charles Kuhn and wife. Woodstown.
Wedding Bells.
On Wednesday afternoon, Dec 20, 1897.
at 1.30 p. m. at the residence of Mr.. T. F.
Tomlin, near Barnsboro, large number Of
friends and relatives gathered to witness
the marriage ceremony of Miss Lizzie M.
Tomlin and Mr.. VIM. Jenkins, of jefferson
At 3 30 the bridal party passed through
the double parlors to the bay window
where they were made man and wife by
Rev. w. P. Tomliu, of Evan. MT Oscar
Carter acted as best man and Mrs. Oscar
Carter as maid of honor. The bride wore
an ashes of rose lansdowne trimmed with
white lace and silk, she also wore a boquet
of white roses and carnations. The groom
was attired in full suit of black. After
the congratulations the wedding supper
was served.
The two wedding cakes were heautiful
The home bride and groom supper and
cake was a beautiful sight to gaze upon,
and one long to be remembered. The bride
and groom were wished all the happiness
and joy possible to be wished, and long
and very happy life. They received a
number of very useful presents and there
are number of presents yet to be presen-
ted. Those present were:-Mr. Edward
Greene and wife, Clarence H. Speel and
wife, Allen Goodwin and wife, John G.
Wurst and wife, Edward Pidgeon and wife,
Mrs Mary Madara and son John and
daughter Lydia Mr. Walter Evans and Miss
Sallie Primm, Mr. John Hoffman and Miss
Nellie NJ. Tomlin, Mr.. Edward Holtzhau-
ser, Mr.. Harrison Ettgen and Miss Ella
Skinner, Mrs. Sallie J. Tomlin, Miss Clara
Primm, Miss Lizzie Hankins, and Sunday.
school class of nine boys, Mr.. Harry
Shultz, Mr.. T. F. Tomlin and wife, Mr..
Oscar Carter and wife, Chas. Munyan, wife
and son Russell, Stultz Hurff and wife,
Miss Olive Pidgeon, Mrs. VIM. Madara,
Messers Jay Tomlin, Samuel Tomlin,
Clifford Piimm, JOS Burke and Rev. w. P.
Tomlin. ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.