Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-25
COIN Hull, July 25, 1873.

The start.
Early on Thursday morning the
guests at the Glenbrook were on the
Breakfast was served at an un'
early hour. and ladies aston
shed their husbands aud still more
surprised themselves by
ready therefor. Young MISE:
were merry. elderly matron. looked
wise aud serenely ~contented, while
the male portion Of the company
smoked their cigars In bliSsful silence
A little way out from the shore lay
the staunch steamer Governor Stan
iord with engine putting. and impa'
tient to be of. Quickly all the pas
to the nu,nDer Of 100 or more
were embarked. anu the strong little
craft steamed swiftly over tho
Bosem of the Dsep.
En- route to Sugar Pine Point. The
day was perfect. A breeze swung
gently down from tall pines towering
rocky cliffs aud kissed the crysthJ
waters lovingly. Old Sol. rs he slow
ly climbed the heavens, tempered the
i~ierceaess Of his rays, and the white
cottages OIL the shore faded slowly III
to the dim distance. Arriving at
sugar Pine Point.
We found a large number OF invited
guests tall the world you know as
sembled. From Tahoe City, EmeraId
BAY, and even from the fartheSt ex'
tremes Of the lake, they had come &c
witness, these most novel nuptlal cere'
monies. All kinds Of water crail
known to the lake lay floating In the
little bay, and speedily their occu'
pants we e transferred to the steamer
There must have been over two hun
dre1 happy passengers o" board as tile
Gov. Stanford steamed out toward tile
eastern shore. closely followed by
The Yacht Transit,
In which we saw the bridal party,
She Is Il trim built craft and her owner
John Mckinney, deems her just the
swil,est little flyer that cuts the waters
Of the lake.
A Merry Party
It was when reaching tile middle OF
this most lofty inland sea. the steamer
hove to, the yacht came along'ide. ano
Rev. Mr.. McGrath. the
Parson,
stepped on board the little Transit
precisely at $50 T. II. All eyes upon
the steamer were now directed TO the
little craft, and
The wedding Ceremony
quickly performed. About y
were upon the yacht. Tn
bridal couple stood In the stern OF tn
boat. The bride was at ended b!
MIS-. Vim. II. Gray AS bridesmaid, nnt
5. W. ChubbucE, Esq. OF Gold Hill
otilciatcd rs groom>unan. Mrs. Gen
e. &. Battermau gave the bride away
At the conclusion OF the ceremony MI
McGrath matte some peculiarly up
propriate remarks. and In eloqueil
language wished the newly wedde,
couple ioy and prosperity, after whic
all joiied Ia three hearty cheers, no
oniItimg the inevitable tiger I'm
wedding party then came Oh board III
Governor Stanford aud amid the POP
ping of corks aud the flow OF generou
wine the healtlls Of tin bride AN
groom were given IN merry toast. nm
with music aud song the steamer ie
turned to Sugar Pine Point, vile
landing those who lived upon til
Western shore she quickly swun'
around OH her
Return 10 Gienbrook,
Passing clear around to the fe'd OF III
lake Ia the trip. Shadows stretche
their long arms y~earningly over tn
scarcely rippled surface Of this glorI
ous sea. Grim old rocks. water-wor
and rounded by fierce wars with storI
aud tempest reared their heads woI
deringly rs the happy party sWet
alon.. The bald old hlnlfs thre'
back In numberless echoes Joyou
laughter and gay repartee, anu OIL
Cave Rock bowed hi, head Ia siie''
homage TO the beauty and human hal
piuess he could only witness iron
af,r. la the shadows of twilight, wit
the red rays OF day lying athwart th
darkemiug waters, and lighting up ti'
fre>hening waves with CLEANS Of gol
aud crimson. We disembarked ut Glel
brook. "A merry tired party. a spiei
did supper awaited our arrival an
soon fatigue vanished, anu the
Rveu.nx ksj .ymsnt
Was begun with mu.ic and dancing
the hotel parlor, which proving inad'
uuate for the occasion the whole part
adjourned to the large dancing lnl
Care was thrown aside, fatigue paSsr
to oblivion. and far into the night I'll
merry jewellers prolonged the day
Among the guests present nc a.
Glenbrnok last evening We noticed I'll
following
Geld Killers.
VIM. II. Gray and lady. Postmast,
Chubbuck aud lady, Jewett w. Adam
and J. b jackson. Others wered oub
less there whose names have escape
US. This brief sketch OF a novel al
| romantic nup,ial cersmony Il tncon
| pletr. The writer was too much al
sorbed by tho days pleasure to TAT
full notes of the festivities. All vi
were present concur In saying. IN
there never was such a beautiful ia
nj Lake Tahoe that there never w
a happier psrtv Tor a wedhil
combining more OF romance, novel
and unaiIoyed enjoyment. All q
friends of the bride aud groom nc
Mr. and Mrs. Alt Doten. VIII UNI
with us In congratulations aud this
Benedietea,
May they live long and happily
ge,her, Joined by the strongest clair
affection FORCES. as years go BY al
Acknowledgment owe the pathway
their lives, Gsy;heaith. love aud pre-
perity unite to bless their union, .
calm current of their lives flow clear
and unrutied IA the bosom OF the q
rious lake which held their weddiI
guests. aud whose transparent dept
mirrored the ceremony In which ths
troth was plighted. LEO.