The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-11-03
n MATRIMONIAL.
Marriage az Hon. James =. EArSer and
Miss Adele RuaherEOrd-A BPt11ians
semblmEe-l0seresslW CerrWsOmy.

! Marriage az lBOw. James =. Earser and
| Miss Adele RuaherE0rd-A BFi11ians
4Assemb1nEe-10ser Ceremony.
| from the 81. Louis Democrat, Ovt. ~.
The torch Of Hymen never burned more
brightly, or Illuminated more joyous SCENE,
than ON yesterday, when Miss Adele Ru-
therford, the beautiful and accomplished
daughter Of Thos Rutherford. Esq, was led
to the alter by Hon. James :. Farrer, Of the
ST. Louis County Court. The parties are
both natives of ST. Louis, and are connected
wthe some of the oldest and most respecta-
bic families of the city. They are admirably
mated, and enter upon their new relation
ship with every prospect OF complete haPpi-
ness.
/ The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
/ DR.. Erster, rector of Trinity Church, who
added solemni,y to the scene by the earnest
and impressive manner in which he repeated
the beautiful marriage meremony of the
! Episcopal Chuch The wedding took place
I ut noon, at the residence of the brides father,
( 2S0S Locust street.
/ THE WEDDING GUESTS.
! Among tlo-e present were MIR. and Mrs.
J Benz. Farrar, d. OFallon Farrar and
family, Gen. T. = Farrar and family, u. 4.
January and family, Mrs L:ndell, Mrs.
Carter, Mrs Benz. OFallon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robertson, Robt. \. and Mrs. Barnes, Mrs.
DeMunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Swerengen, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. b. Barrett. Hon. Erastus Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Polk, Mr.. and Mrs. I. T.
CAN'T, Mrs. W. II. Benton, the Misses Pot
win. Miss Converse, George H. and Ms.
Taylor and daughter, Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs.
Hugh Campbell, Mrs. Rcbt. Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lane, Mrs. Josephine
Bryan, Mrs Aull, Mrs. Kearney, Mrs.
Obear, Mrs. Treat, DIR. and Mrs. Robinson,
Dr. Emo Sanders, :. Simmons, Rev. DIR.
Easter, Miss Easter and Mrs. Robertson,
Gen. Schofeld, Gen. Blair, VIM. Taylor
and Mrs. TAYLOR, Jas Glasgow, Judge
Smith, Hudson f. Bridge and family, Mr..
and Mrs. F. y. Day, and Mr.. and Miss Hell
fcnstein.
THE BRIDESMAIDS
were the daughters Of some Of our most
respected and oldest citizens. They were
Miss Lou January, Miss Julia Virgins,
Miss Jennie Mackenzie, and Miss Ella
Brown. Miss Sue Larkin was To have been
present, but was prevented by sickness.
THE GRooMsMEN.
were Mr. Geo Kerr, Mr. Will Hull, Dr.
Barrett, and Mr.. Merritt Beck.
The scene was mos, imposing and inter
esting, and eliminated when, after the beau-
tiiul liturgy, the bride and groom kneclsd To
receive the bcne,iictions of their pastor.
The brides dress was white corded silk,
trimmed with tuIle, wreath of orange bios
SONS and tulle veil
The bridesmaids dresses were white tarle-
tan, made en- traine, with overskirts embroid-
cred in silk, and raised Grape flowers, the
embroidery Of each dress being of different
color, viz: Miss January, pink; Miss Wig
gins, gold; Miss Mackenzie, blue, and Mrs
Ella Brown, green.
The ceremony concluded, this afternoon
was devoted to enjoyment, DC, DC.
THE COLLATION.
prepared was of the most reche,chS kind. We
have seldom seen a more choice display IN
any dining-room. IL was gotten up by
Pezolt
THE BRIDAL GIFTS
consisted Of diamonds, pearls, and elegant
byoutsyn Of great value and elegance. Rela-
tives and friends Of the families presented
silver sets Of breakfast, dinner and desert
service; cake-baskets, salvers, epergnn fruit
stands, pitcher-the whole adorned with
time peace Of exquisite French
The bride and groom left by the p. H.
train for New York, intending to spend the
winter in the leading cities Of the East and
South They bear with them the kind wishes
Of hosts of friends, who will be rejoiced to
greet them on their return.