Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-07-04
WEDDINGS
Marriage of Miss Mary Faien johnson and
A lrCuharSd Helss

marriage OF Mss Mary kliien i@hn%on and
A. Lconhard HeIss.
Miss Mary Ellen johnson and A.
Leonhard Heiss. both Of this city. were
married last week at the residences
of the brides mother. Mrs Ellen john
son. No 4O4 West Front street, BY the
Reys- Paul Issuschnid and Frederic
Doeir. Tbs bride. who was giver away
by her mother, were handsome gown
OF white silk. trimmed NTH rare Eng
lish lace Ths maid OF homer was Mics
Ethel May Minrick OF RnI.Sdeiphis,
ard the best man wAs Ere5srick G.
Reiss. a cousin Of the groom John
Craig played the wedding march. Tne
ceremony took place in a towsr o.
pains ard ferns ARD under flock of
with d5zss with oatsuetehei wings
Mir. and ATs. ueiss rereised anumber
OF handsome and Falusbls~ P-esents-
About 70 guests were present. inciud-
ing a ncmber from Philadssstia. Sew
York and Baltimore Mr.Sard Mrs.
dsissA.lest for trip 70 Buffalo and
Canada. Upon their return, they will
reside at lila West Fifth street..
DousHkArY-N'cAIS
Miss Mary A. Mccain and Joseph b.
DouRharty, both of this city. were
married yesterday week at St
APeterfs Pro Cathedral BY Vicar General
joan A. Lyons. assisted by the Rev.
Edward j. McVeigh. Miss Catherine
Gurfsn of Philadelphia, cousin OF the
bride was bridesmaid and 5ohn Mslloy
was bsst man. The bride sors white
silk muslin, trimmed with Irish point
lace. and the bridesmaid wore white
orgsndie. trimmed with blus. Both
wore Gainshorough hats In the evening
reception was held..at the residence OF
the brides mother. Mrs Margaret
Mccain, No. 436 West Front street.
Many guests we're present from this
city, Philadelphia, Neg York. BATH
more. Washington and 8nnaynnk and
extended congratulations. The presents
were numerous ard Handsome. Sr.
and Mrs Dongherty went 10 Atlantic
CRY for 10 days. Upon their return
they viii lire at No. 6O6 West Sixth
street.
sHocKLET-GEDLINe
Miss Annie C. Gsdling snd John F..
Shockley, the latter formerly of Tren-
ton, n. j., were married yesterday
wesk al O'Clock in St Paul's
Catholic Church BY ths Rev. john J.
of Wilmington. in the presence OF q
large number of relatives and friends.
Miss Mary E. Peiticrew vas bridesmaid
and Herman Sheppard was best man.
The bride wore white Paris muslin and
EEe blue silk and also carried sweet
peas-s After the ceremony a reception
Was held at the residence of the brides
o~ra a. al
No JO5 Madison street Many hand
some and useful gifts were received
srElNLE-HsNMsgER.
Miss Celeste Hammerer and Frederick
II. Steinle were married last night
week BY the Rev. Father Hugo of the
Church of the Sacred Heart at the
home of the groom, No. 6l3 King street.
Miss Mary Malcom attended the bride
and Jacob Snyder acted as best man.
Aendslssohn's wedding march ERs
played By Miss Ethel Rogers lmme-
diatsly following the ceremony q re.
eeption vas held ard vas largely at.
tended. Mr.. and Mrs. Sieinle left last
night for a wedding tiip north and
upon their return will live at No. SIS
King street They viii be at home
after July lst
DIcEEy-MAsoS.
John L. Dickey and Miss Lucie /.
Mason, both of this city, we're quietly
married by the Rev. o. g. Buddington,
at 2 O'Clock week afternoon, at his
residence, e07 West Fourth street.
Clarence r. Dickey was best man, and
Miss Cnpitola Pike was bridesmaid.
The bride and bridesmaid carried
bouquets of white roses. The groom j:
a son Of John L. Diokey, and holds al
important position at the Ford Morocco
Co. Mr.. and Mrs. Dirkey left fol
Atlantic City, where they are TO spenc
few days.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Deputy Attorney General Robert II.
Richards. of this city. and Miss Lydia
N. Haddock, of Carlisle, Pa. Rer,
married in the Presbyterian church
there last week. Victor B. Woollsl
of this city. was the best man and /
number of Wilmington people were il
attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Richards
will come to this city on July 20.
FoRAKER-sHoENAEEB
Gilbert o. Foraker and Miss Eliza
beth A. Shoemaker were, married las
week in their new home, at No. 81.
West Ninth street. The ceremony wa
performed by the Rev. H. s. Dnlaney
| pastor of Asbury Methodist Episcona
| Church. Mrs. Leon Arts was glatTol
OF honor and Leon Arts was grooms
man.
sPEScK-DAvIs
Ebert R. Spence, cashier OF tn
Hotel Rudolph, of Atlantic City, ant
Miss Katie L. Davis. of Wilmington,
we've married last week at the par
sonage o. the First Methodist Episco
pal Church. Camden, N. j., by tn.
Rev. Wesley a. Hupsberger.
FogREsT-LosG.
On Saturday, ". George Forrest an,
Miss Bessie B. Long we're married b,
the Rev, ii. S. Dulaney. and on Tues
day MIR. Delaney united in marriag
Huntsr Z. Van Leer and Miss Mari
Mailer.
MoNAGHAS-EAESER
/ Edward Monaghan of Philadelrhi
and Miss Julia Eainsr of this cit
were married in ST. Paul's r. G. Churci
yesterday week by the Rev. job
j. Connolly.