The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-12-31
PECKV.ILLE.

| one Of the most brilliant weddings
that Blakely has ever seen was cele.
DRAFTED last evening at o'clock, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ
HUH, when their daughter, Miss Agnes
Maria Hull was married to Charles
Vernon Bean. of Port Allegheny. n. Y.
| 1t was Il pink and white wedding,
The whole house was most beautifully
decorated with pink and white roses
ana carnations, and ropes of smilaX
formed festoons throughout the upper
nall' extending down the stairway to
the large hall below.
While Mrs. w. K. Tripler, of Brook
lyn, n. Y, played the Lohengrin we'd
dlns march, the bridal procession en-.
tered the front narlor from the hall
through white satin ribbon aisle lead
ing to huge wedding bell of smilax
ana roses, under which the ceremony
was performed. The ribbons were held
by Misses Clara Van Sickle Marion
Howells. Beatrice Williams, Clara Hull,
Edna Hun and lTricda Van Sickle, six
little rnaidens dressed in dainty white
Persian lawn. trimmed with lace and
pink ribbon sashes. The bride entered
looking radiant and happy. leaning on
Her gown was an exquisite creation
Oh white crepe de chine. over White
SILK, en- train, with ACCORDION plea tod
ilounces and applique trimmings. She
carried shower bouquet of Bride
roses. Following came the bridesmaid.
MISS Mary Hull, Il sister of the bride.
VINO looked exceedingly pretty in q
gown or pink silk mousselne with rib
Don sarniture and a bouquet of pink
roses. Miss Jeanette Read, of Phila-
ueiphla. was most charming little
hover girl in white swiss and q pink
sash. The ring bearer, Master Clar-
ehce Hull. wee nephew OF the bride.
was much admired in snowy suit of
White. The sroomsman was Freder-
lex Bean. a brother of the groom.
The ceremony, which was according
to the Episcopal ritual beautiful and
Impressive. was performed heneath the
wedding bell by Rev. c. w. Rees. of
the First Baptist tabernacle, of Phila-
deiphia, in the presence of q large
company OF guests. During the SOL
emn service. Mrs. Tripler rendered 80
Promise Me- with splendid effect. A
reception followed and the relatives
and friends of the happily welded
couple came forward rendering their
warm hearted congratulations and
klndest wishes for years of connubial
bliss. The wedding supper was par
taken Of from tables daintily trimmed
with pink and white roses, and was
served by Mattresses dressed in pink
and white
The wedding gifts displayed were
and included many pieces or
hne silver china and cut glass. Mr..
ma Mrs. Bean left on the midnight
rain to spend their honeymoon at sew
'ral southern points of interest. On
heir return they will reside at Port
Allegheny. n. Y.
Among the out-of-town guests We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Duncan, Mr..
und Mrs. W. n Tripler, of Brooklyn,
Y; Mr.. ana Mrs. w. Fl. Read and
'amily, of Philadelphia; MIR. and Mrs. |
/. II. Hull, of New York: Mr.. and
Mrs. o. 4. Hull, of Dundaff; MIR. and
Mrs. 5. f. Hull and family, William
HUH, Misses May and Edith Hull, DR. |
ma Mrs, Van Cleef, of Green Ridge:
Nr. and Mrs. John II. Hull, Mr.. and |
Mrs. w. f.. Mates. of Scranton.
The Womans Christian Temperance !
lnion will give New Years eve re-
'eption to it's members and their hus- |
Iands or friends, who would like to |
'ome, at the home of DIR. Beck. Would |
'e pleased for all members to accept
his invitation