Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-14

ncy, son of Mr. aud Mrs John Carney of
Wilmington. The bride viii be attended
10y her sister Miss Margaret Y. Ryan, rs
maid of honor. and Robert Cottiugham
will be the hest man. Miss Anna G.
McCarty of Philadelphia, a niece of the
bride, viii be the flower girl. The ushers
will be Edward. Harry, Thomas and VIII
liam Ryan, brothers of the bride. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev
Frederick " Campbell, pastor of the
church, and many guests viii he in attend
ance. A dinner will follow the ceremony
and the reception will be held az the home
of the parents of the bride AZ o'clock
this evening Mr. and Mrs Carney will
leave at n o'clock tomorrow morning
for Niagara Falls 10 spend 10 days. They
will reside az 3l5 Fast Eighth street
Wilmington. The groom is employed
at one OF the steel plants here as a mouder
The bride will he gowned in white batiste.
tnlled with old point lace, and will
wear white mousseline de Sole hat
trimmed with white roses and will carry
Bride roses The maid of honor will be
gownod IN like manner and will wear a
pink chiffon hat and carry pink roses
The marriage of Miss Alice Spoiswood
/ Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Evan
II. Johnson. and Clarence Osborne Me-
! Nullough, took place ON Monday at the
residence of the parents of the bride, 1910
S street, Washington, ID. G.. The cero-
muny was performed by Rcv. john NJ.
Gill, pastor of the Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist Church. Miss Margaret Iemi-
son, sister of the bride played the we'd
ding march and William Jemson "A brother
OF the bride, was the best man. The
bride was gowned IN white organdy.
made over white taiicta. and trimmed
with rose point lace, dnd carried Bride
roses. The decorations throughout the
house We're elaborate and pretty. The
bridal party, during the reading Of the
service, stood in a bower of palms aud
white roses and white sweet peas Aiter
the ceremony a buffet luncheon was
served. Mr.. and AlT Mccullough left
at once for Wedding trip and will travel
Tor year after which they will reside in
Washington. The bride Is a niece of
Secretary G. Ferris Jemisou Of the Baldt
steel Co, Councilman Harry y. lemison
and Miss Abhio Jemison Of this citv
and the granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mis-.
William White.
An unknown schooner Was In collision.
az an early hour yesterday morning. with
the dredging machines Vim and Defender.
which have been engaged in deepening
the channel of the Delaware River of
this city. The hawsers OF the Vim gave
way at the time of the collision and thus
saved the dredger any serious damage.
/ although the work of repairs consumed
several hours. The Defender was not
} so fortunate and her lines by which she
, was anchored, held well With the result
that the bits we've torn out and She lost
her buckets and sustained other damage.
b amounting TO several hundred dollars
! The schooner cleared the mgchine before
; the occupants of the latter could get them
: selves together and learn the name oi
B | the vessel
. Harry Dobhs was bitten by dog last
? evening, near Front and Delaware streets.
r Two dogs were fighting when Mr. Dobb.
attempted 20 separate them. lie caught
hold of one dog and il turned on him ano
4 snapped him
:. Window and door screens hv wire
J., inoleum, oil stoves, mattncs -Stoops
b, The pool tourney which opened a.
= kline's On Tuesday evening, viii be con