The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-09-14
BordentoWn.

Christ P. Z. Church was the scene on
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock of
one of the prettiest and most fashion
able church weddings of the year. The
contracting parties were Miss Adele
Goodwin, daughter of Mrs. B. H. Good
win, and DR.. Harry M. INLAY, also OF
this city. Every available space of the
edifice was filled with invited guests.
Under the strains of Lohengrins we'd
ding march the bride entered the church
on the arm of her uncle, Isaac M. Dean,
/ of Brooklyn, and was given away in
marriage by her mother. The Rev.
Morgan Ashley, rector Of the church, per
formed the ceremony.
The bride was charmingly attired in
net over white silk, and wore veil with
orange blossoms She carried large
bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of the
valley. The bridesmaid, Miss Florence
Brakeley, was attractively gowned in a
costume of white taffeta, and wore a
large black net hat and carried dahlias
and asters. The flower girls, the Misses
Hutchinson, looked sweet in white, and
carried baskets of larkspur and asters.
The best man was DR.. Ponyea, of New
York The ushers were: Dr. Gardner,
of Coatesville, Pa; DIR. Lockwood, OF
Atlantic City; Frank N. Tompson, and
John Miller, of this city. Immediately
following the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held at the home of the
brides mother, and only the members
of the bridal party were present. DR..
and Mrs. Inlay left on the late evening
train to enjoy honeymoon. On theiI
return they will occupy home on the
bluffs of the Delaware River in this city
Mrs. INLAY is popular member Of
the younger fashionable set of this city
and has been leader in social func.
tions. DIR. INLAY is member of the
1918 class of the University of Penn.
sylvania, and won fame as pitcher on
the varsity nine of that college.
Miss Mary Coyle and Miss George
Foster have returned from months
sojourn to the Pacific Coast, which in
cluded weeks stay at the Panams
Exposition at San Francisco. The re-
turn trip was by the way of Canada and
Niagara Falls.
City Treasurer Milton r. Cox, who
recently underwent surgical operation
at Mckinley Hospital, is conyalescint
at that institution.
The progressive methods Of the BoarC
lof Commissioners in enforcing the paw
ing ordinance have been commended by
the general public. During the last TIVE
months over fifteen hundred feet of con
crete sidewalks have been constructed
4 The greatest improvement has, beer
noted on Union street.
i A. A. Kafer, Jr., has been awarded
the contract for the new 10-inch waite
main across Crosswicks Creek by tn
Board of Commissioners.
Il young man, aged 90 years, who's
name is said to be James Bush, was al
rested on Wednesday night at BaysvilIe
Ocean county, charged with stealing
horse and wagon, the property of Morri
Murphy, of Bordentown. On Septem
Der 4th, Bush hired the horse and wae
ON from MIR. Murphy to go to Grove
willie, and was to have returned tina
afternoon. Instead he went in anothe
direction, and nothing was seen of eithe
q the man or the outfit since by its owne
He was traced as far as Toms River an
Forked River by Chief of Police AmC
P. Thorn and Mr.. Murphy, and aft
they arrived home word came that h
! had been captured. 1t is said he b.
\ longed at Mays Landing and had bee
: in the Jamesburg Reform school.