The sun., 1900-06-07
PRETTY BRIDES OF ONE Day
Five Young Couples in This
City PIighted Their Troth
Yesterday.
CORNER IN CAB MARKET
On Account OF the Numerous We'd
dings One Minister Was Unable
One Ceremony Was
Delayed.

| enUlNeu Ill bllls Clly y6StcIuay altul NUN
and last night and all of them OF much
interest to the younger social set OF VIII
mington. One took place in the after
noon and four in the evening and all
with the exception Of one we're home
weddings.
So many weddings in one evening
caused corner in the cab market. AS
result one wedding was delayed for
| some time on account OF the minister
being unable to get cab.
At shortly after o'clock last night w.
Harry Girvin and Miss Anna Alsentzer,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. William
Alsentzer, were married by Rev. +.
Cornwall Jennings, pastor OF Hanover
Presbyterian Church, at the residence OF
the brides parents, No. 2l5 West Twentys
third street. The bride wore handsome
gown OF white duchess SATAN entrain.
She wore veil and carried bouquet of
white sweet peas.
Mrs. Edward Barton as matron of
honor was handsomely attired in white
organdie trimmed with white lace ana
carried white carnations. Miss Lucy
Alsentzer, sister Of the bride, as brides
maid, WIS dressed in white organdie
trimmed with pink satin ribbon and car
ried pink roses. Miss Nellie kuntz Of
w dsuIBRlOll was IlIE DCalCl uhA hOlC
pink organdie.
Grant wilkins acted as best man and
Elwotd HILBERT as usher. The bride
was given away by her father. The
rooms We're beautifully decorated with
daisies and palms. A reception followed
the ceremony, after whicn the bridal
couple LETT on a late train for an extended
tour north
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. A. Hambright, Mr. and Mrs. +.
q. kun2, Mr. and Mrs Walter Vernon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bratton. Mr.. and
: Mrs. Christian Spoerl, Mr.. and Mrs.
: Harry Spoer, Mr.. and Mrs. William
. Spoer, Mr.. and Mrs. William Alsentzer,
;; Mr. and Mrs Charles Alsentzer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Hanger,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ritter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Adele,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Glrvin, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Henry Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mention, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shuster,
Mrs. X. Nehel, Mrs. Matthew, Mrs. Glass,
-, Mrs. Todt, Mrs. A. Maley, Miss Sophie
Gunther, Miss Louisa Jones, Miss NJ.
E : Giryin, Miss Beckett, Miss Amanda
Sailor. Miss L. Williams, Miss May
Herbott, l. Herbott, Mr.. Stevenson, P.
Matthew, w. Matthew, II. Matthew, F..
Solfnger, Samuel Manteh, William
: Roescn, John Alsentzer, William AL
a sentzer, Jr.; Christina Alsentzer, Harry
d Alsentzer, G. Brehm, Julius Gunther,
:. John Spoerl, f. Schneinhart, Robert
e Cunningham, Grant Wilkins, Warren
r Wilkins, George Marshall, C. Fleickin-
Joseph Girvin, ". Stiles, w. Cur.
tis, NJ. Girvin, Charles Kugler,
j. X. Beckett, John Sailor, James
e Sailor, Nc. Mayors, A. Watts, Mr.. Rble,
!. w. Hutchins, ii. Turner, II. Brooks, G.
!. Crouthers, Clarence Dillon and I. Smith.
S Pyle-Craig.
g Miss Elizabeth, Craig and Edmund B.
e Pyle were married at 7.30 O'Clock at the
a brides home. No. 1912 Lancaster avenue
/ by Rev. ID, McAlister, pastor OF the
r. Congregational Church. Miss Nina
Crozier was bridesmaid and wore a
beautiful gown OF nan soak trimmed
with lace aud ribbon and carried pink
roses. The bride was handsomely at.
o tired in white organdie, trimmed with
E lace and ribbon and carried brides roses
i Alexander Craig brother of the bride
,a acted as best man. Many handsome
~ presents were received and the reception
lse which was held Immediately afterwards
n was dblCniCo Wy hulllJCl VI
y friends Of the bride and groom.
Hill-Scott.
At 7.30 O'Clock Miss Rebecca Scott ant
William j. r. Hill were married at thu
D. brides home, No. 1901 Washington
o. street. Rev. Alfred I. Scott, father o
the bride, performed the ceremony
a. Miss Martha Townsend OF Odessa,
consin OF the bride, was maid of honor
II George Hill of Bridgeville, brother of tn
groom, acted as best man. A large mum
ber of friends of the bridal couple attend
I'D ed the reception, which followed tn
ceremony. The bride and groom left o
of late train for an extended trip and o.
returning will reside at No. 400 Harriso
street.
u Walker-Mitchell.
%. Miss Annetta Frances Mitchell, daugt
Is. ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Mitchell
1T, and Leon Walker, OF Puritan, Pa, wei
l.. married at 80 o'clock last night at tn
"; home of the BRIDES parents, No. 2C
IN West Eighteenth street. The ceremoD
was performed by Rev. I. A. McCurdl
he pastor of Central Presbyterian Churcl
lal and was followed by a reception. The
I'd. LETT on the l040 O'Clock F., w. x
to Railroad train for tour north III
NJ cab which took them to the depot WI
decorated with white ribbon and bun
ing. They will make their home
Puritan, where Mr.. Walker is engage
: with the Puritan Coal Mining Con
pany.
rs Green-Murphy.
in In st. Mary's C. Church vesterda
ei afternoon Miss Lubia Murphy, OF Phil
he delphla and Walter Green Of this Gil
OF were married by Rev. Father Nleaey.
to reception was held at their future honl
en- No. 503 Pine street last night.
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,rd Deputy Marshal Clark Injured.
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