The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-23

At $50 last evening Miss Anna Null
ley became the wife of Gordon DIM
mock Kinds. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Providence Methodist
Episcopal church and was a society
event of unusual prominence, being
witnessed by about five hundred in
vited guests representing the various
sections Of the city and including many
guests from out of town.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Mulley, of
North Main avenue, and one of the
most popular and accomplished young
ladies' of the city. The groom is a resi-
dent of the North End section, well
known and held in high esteem by his
numerous friends and aCquaintances.
The auditorium of the church had
been transformed into a bower of floral
beauty by Clark. From the sanctuary
rail to the prtpit lowered a massive
bank of palms, ,interspersed with bloom
ing plants. The choir railing surround
ing the pipe-organ was studded with
roses and daisies. artstically arranged
with festoons of evergreen, while there
was an abundance of potted plants.
palms and cut flowers in the windows
ana other hooks and corners. which
formed a beautifully fragrant spec
tacle. The chandeliers sent their mel
low glow over the assemblage through
me evergreen decorations
The ushers were: William n. Kinds,
of Elmira, n. Y. brother of the
groom; George NJ. Mulley, a brother OF
the bride; DIR. W. a. Sprout and r. n.
AthertOn. As the first strains of Men
delssohn's wedding march, played by
Miss Belle Green issued from the or
gan the ushers led the way of the
| bridal party t. the altar rail. Follow
ing them came the maid of honor, Miss
| lydia Pollen of West Pittston. VINO
| preceded the bride as she came down
| the centre aisle of the church leaning
ON the arm of her father The groom,
| accompanied bv H. \. Lyons, of Mont
| rose. Pa. advanced from the easterly
| side of the editice and received the
! bride and maid of honor at the sanctu-
ary rail. where the ceremony was per-
| formed by Rev. DR. Il. w, Van Schoick,
! of Cold Water Michigan.
The officiating clergyman was as
| sisted by Rev. William Edgar. of the
| Providence Methodist Episcopal church,
| of which the bride is a member. Dur
| ing the ceremony the guests remained
standing. while the organist in slow
| measure. and subdued tone rendered
| Hearts and Flowers"
| On the right side of the edifiCe were
| the members of class sixteen of the
| Providence Methodist Episcopal Sun
| daN school. which for the past few
| Years has been taught by the bride.
The class is the largest in the Sunday
| school. being composed of about thirty
| five young men. On the left side of the
| church were the members of class
| twenty-one, composed of nearly as
| many young ladies, taught by Ambrose
| Mulley. father of the bride The rela =
| tives of the contracting parties occu-
| pied the portion Of the edifiCe nearest
| the altar and the body of the church
was filled to the doors with the inti-
| mate friends of the bride and groom,
| VIII N clearly attested the high esteem
| in W, oh both are held
The gowns were magnificent. The
bride was charmingly attired in white
| hrocaded satin. made en- train, with
pearl and chiffon trimmings. She car
ried a beautiful bouquet of lilies Of the
| valley. The maid of honor. Miss Pollen,
| wore yellow Reau de sole with point
| lace and pearl trimmings, and carried