The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-28
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June 28th. 1901!

at the home Of the brides father,
Mr.. John Fleming, North Fourth
street. Miss Margaret Ahern,
sister Of the groom, was brides.
maid and Mr.. John Fleming of Phil
adelphia, brother Of the bride. was
best man. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. S. b. Wylie, OF the
First Presbyteriar Church. The
bride was giyenaway by her father,
and the wedding march was played
by Mr.. John Ries. The house was
handsomely decorated for the occa-
sion. 1t was a pink and white we'd
ding. Choice flowers, potted plants,
and evergreens constituted the dec
orations. The ceremony was per-
formed beneath a bell Of lockwood
from which was suspended horse
shoe. Mr.. and Mrs. Ahern held a
reception and received congratula-
tons from their many friends.
Later in the evening they left for
wedding trip. The groom is SER
geant in Company H, N. G. D., and
is assistant yard foreman at the
works of the Diamond State Steel
Company, Wilmington. He is the
son of Patrick J. Ahern Of this city,
and is a very popular young man.
The bride is an accomplished young
lady who is favorite with all
classes. Up to one week ago Mrs.
Ahern was one of New Castle
pretty and accomplished school
teachers. The bride was the re-
cipient of large number Of valu-
able presents, including dining
room set, silver aud a handsome
hall rack. The latter was the
mark Of esteem Of the officers and
men ofCompany H, N. G. D. Among
the out Of town guests were: Ed
mund P. Restein and wife, Jr,
Mrs. Edmund p. Restein, Lillian
Restein, Samuel w. Fleming and
wife, James A. Hestein, Walter w.
Wise, John Fleming. Jr., William
Fleming, Mrs. William Clowney,
George Brough and wife, Mrs. Ann
McCallister, Ella Duvall, Joseph
Beech and wife, Julia Mahoney, DR..
Z. A. Richards of Philadelphia.
It. Taylor and wife, NJ. Nc
Doweil, Colora, Md, l.. NJ. Hess
and wife, M. A. Tunis and wife,
Oxford, Pa; c. c. Whitnack and
wife, May Whitnack, Henry A.
Padberg, Cons hohocken, Pa; Ed
ward Mcdowell and wife, Mrs. VIM.
McCafferty, Linwood, Pa; Flor
cnce Wyn, A. H. Yeats and wife,
Glenn Mills, Pa. Thomas Ferguson
and wife, Mrs. p. Gibson, Brook
lyn, New York, Bayard T. Taylor
and wife, Baltimore, Md: Lambert
Boulder and wife, Chesapeake City;
J. p. Ahern and wife, Millington,
Md; Samuel Smith and wife, Berke-
ley, Nd; E. B. Mcdowell, Como
wingo, Md; Mollie Harris, Mt.
Pleasant; Eugene Ahern, Mrs. M.
A. Hibbard, M. A. Lockerman and
wife, Blackbird, May Maxwell,
William Ahern, Middletown; M. F.
Nc Dowell, Port Deposit, Md, Sam.
uel Wier and wife, John B. Taylor,
A. Wyman and wife, J. c. Brown
and wife, George Byron, T. L. Hus-
bands and wife, Benjamin Hus-
bands, Mrs. Laura Mccartney, J.
B. Lloyd and wife, Philip Nc.
Dowell and wife. Marcellus Price
and wife, Mrs. e. Ries, George AL
berts and wife, Thomas Matthews
and wife, J. B. Price and wife, o.
and wife.
Rev. S. B. Wylie had an interest
ing experience Yesterday. He was
one of those who went for a days
outing at Woodland Beach. Dur
ng the course of the afternoon he
discovered that the steamer Thomas
Clyde had troubles OF her own. The
:ide had gotten away from her at
ler wharf and she was left fast in
he mud. Learning that the
steamer could not return on her
schedule time Mr.. Wylie hired a
in order to catch the train |
1t Smyrna. While on the road the
broke down and the occu-
PANTS of the carriage were thrown
tut and for time broadcloth rolled
n mud. Mr.. Wylie received Sc
ere shock from which he suffered |
asst evening. Another carriage
vas secured and the popular clergy
nan reached Smyrna in time Tor
he train He arrived here on the
asst train and had time to change
lis muddy clothes so that he could
'erform the marriage ceremony
hat made Mr.. Ahern and Miss
fleming one.
The funeral of ]. Morton Ed
Yards took place this morning.
nterment was made In the Presby-
erian cemetery.
The Board Of Appeals of City
'ouncil refused to change the as
essment Of John c. Mahoney or
gorge M. Riley. Decisions in the
blowing cases were made: Two
ouses Of the John Campbell estate
Il School street near Ninth were
rdered placed on the assessment
st and assessed at $500 each. The
ouse on Young street owned by
he same estate, was placed on the
st at 5000. The assessment on
he property on South Fifth street,
by Mrs. Campbell, was
,wered 800.
The property of Mrs. Early on
Iorth Second street, was reduced
$50. The property Of Mr.. Hlzar
n the Buttonw woods, was set at the
anne rate as the iother properties
ne-half OF the city rate.
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