Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-05-05
ssDILER-ElELD NuPTI.Ls.
Quiet Wedding at ksrtnsers. fol
icmad py large Rgceptlon.

froEl Pniiyd-ipbt1, Baltimore and Sew
Tatk-ctheI Marriages IhEssa4y.
Mirs Mary Lauis. Fls.d, oa.y 5sagh
tel q. ST. ana sIfs William Is. tIeid,
eIl Howard plit sat:t'sf OF Baltimore
we're ssIisd THURSDAY sreGiEg al sas
Field naasion. ksh;iasfs. Ina Wedding,
Thich was faist. Ess ftsevsa ~
.srrs reception 10 rhich ggssis from
BatiuoTa, m. adsipAia, New io;I
ana tLi4 city .si5ea. Ias hti.s
graduated ifo5a tee %omsLs &C .sss
Baltimore. in the c.ass c 1875, asa
tne Esoom 10 an sttosnsy 10 Es4iiucts
Tne wedding togz pace al & otc.3Cs
in the pressucs u tbs Immediate tEui
lies 81 tie bride ana grpou. a tie
strains OF TIE bTilsi eansus from
mss1Er's 9 Loasngtiz" we're rssysi ay
member OF the ersssr City Man
d0liu and Guitar GigG. tile tEi1st
PARTY entered ins rsr.af, Tee groom
Tas attended By his Lest flag, MilsoI
Schmucasr Of baltimore, ssG iaH rog
vas borne on zasla eusatcE TIL Master
Herbert Ssatltr, d rsFhsT q; me
groom, E.:irsi ir vni;e. Tia BRIDE
was unattaEsat TEs rIb6lIa we're
he'd ty Mas l.oriss Ws!lia oi this
ci.Y ani Hiss s!oTsEcs Ssdiar Of
Baltimore. Inc .,=V liy4fg Baker,
y. D., pastsr 81 fiFa.a 1it:=naist
Episcopal Church, rssiefmtG &c eAre
mony. tie b;iie tetpE s.*sa 4aay by
1 ber father. Ihe EFiHe ngsa waiie
Laoire s.i& tIiDuaI H.t1 point is-s.
| With q gi.ais 81 ieasla. s1I carried
1 lilies OF the valley. Tee ssraGi' 2
present 10 tee h5ide wss lin Of
+ pearls, dianuuds ana eteaFsias. Alea
/ -. .. 81.
i a. tbs conclusion OF tie vaG6ins.
| During tins ceremony tee contracting
4 parties atoDi beneath iiufsi bower
/ that has been rarely eEcsedsd 10 iae
uBEn iticenCe Oh i,s eject. Crtin a
/ laiEics Forii OF silk ribbon which
1 stretched across the opening ui q re
I cess 10 the wall lunches OF lilsR Of
she valley, margueriies, white heather,
orange blossoms AMI sweet peas, haG
been attached. and above it all was
smiiar, and pendant from the centre a
! horseshoe OF white carnations. 10 the
background we're palms. But there
we're other decorations. Bs we'll as tGe
floral hover. Smiiax entwined the
chandelier in the ball ana American
Esauty roses Gscked thu rail OF the
staircase. Vases Of roses adorned nantel
p:sces ami tables 10 the psTInr. Pansies
Tars baked on the mantei in the re
cep.ion Toom and the musicians we're
stationed behind mound OF spirea,
bsgoniaa and paine. Here ana there
the stars and Stripes drapsd door v aye.
Very elaborate had been the preuara.
ton Of the plaza in which tbs wedding
dinner was server. A tent had beer
srectri, extending from the rear porch
am having a floor on a level with that
0i the porch. This tent was decorated
with red, white anti blue bunting and
with oriental rugs FROM Mr.. Field'i
large ami valuable c1lectinn. Ia /
cczy corner was a aiTau and heavy
curtains, and the effect OF tho who'll
arrangement FGa both novel ant
pleasing. The table was set Uff by
American Beauty. Jacquemerot anl
Bride roses. Coffee vas eerFsd 10 ;ai
dining room Of the house, from who's
chandelier hung ball OF whit
carnations aDose the table adosns,
With roses.
IL vas through thess haudsomel
decorated rooms that the rumerou
,, guests to the reception thronged. III
bride and groom received their con
, CALCULATIONS and best wishes bsneat
the bridal bower. A room on tn
serUnd floor was devoted Ia th
numerous costly and exquisite gifts.
The reception continued from 8 unit
10 o'clock and towards the end of tina
, time, some OF the guests began to pre-
: pare to give the bride and groom rio
! send of. but they left the house VI
! dstsrted in Hpite of the vigilanc
exercised. After a bridal tonr, Nj
= and Mrs. Sadtler will make their HON
= at RoIanI parG Raitir,aEa
a sTEELE.EwISG.
"a J. A. Steele and NJ iss Sarah +. Ewir
II were married Thursday evening at ii
residence Of the hride'R father, Count
10 Commissioner Joseph B. Ewing, net
Is Blue Ball, Cecil county, by the bride
! uncle, the Rev. Harvey W. Ewing (
n this city, assisted 10y the Rev. Ihomi
ia ). Holt.
= HoPPER-BoEISE.
70 A pretty wedding took place in Ca
J. vaIy Presbyterian Church, Ihilahe
phia, Thursday morning. This brit
IA was Miss Alice Olivia Bonins, daugbt
l. of Thomas ". Bnnine, and the groo
a was ths Rev. Charles Grant Hopper,
graduate uf Princeton University. ella
=. OF "a, md of the Princeton Seminar
" clans of 81. The ceremony was ne
ID formed by the Rev. Jalnes A. Worde
ID. d., assisted by tho Revs. Geor
a. Dugan and r. Cornell Jennings. II
~ bride. VINO wore an olive green travt
m ing dress deliberately trimmed. wi
nj front o. real lace over white satin, a,
"a carried bouquet of lilies Of the vale
N was attended by Miss NJ. |. Iaylo
10 dressed in creation of blue and CT
ried datludils. Tho hest man was
Q. irving Reichner, and the ushers We
an John ii. Fitzpatrick OF Baltimore. 10
d. Kendall of Lincoln University a
George q. Reichner and James A. q
houu of Philadelphia. After hres
fast, which was attended by Only t
~ members of tns bridal party. MIR. a
Mira. Hopper left on short tour. Th
ns will be at home aftpr juno lat.
10y Georgetown, where the groom hRs be
ne appointed pastor of the First FROST
" teiian Church.
~ DEPUTY -9IcnARDs.
he Howard U. Deputy and MISS Cli
lis Richards we're married at St. Georl
we on yesterday afternoon week, tine Rev
he II. Collins officiating. Tho bride
ION thesGaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
~ Richards OF Red Lion.
m. HoLTEN-DALE.
md @. B. E. aolten, formerly Of MIDI
:. town, hut now Of Philadelphia, &
lie Miss Ellen Dale were married
no. Bethany Methodist Protestant Chur,
Its, Pocomoks City, liant night We
ere The ceremony Was performed By
Rev. William Dals, grandfather of
bride The bride was attirsd in r
=, 0utrn nf whifa aatin with i,eapl fri