Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-20
HYMRNRAL.

Kali.
Last evening Captain A. v. Com
stock, a veteran of the Army OF the
Potomac and a member Of the Grand
Army of the Republic, and Miss Kate
Curry. a beautiful and accomplished
young lady residing in Virginia City,
were united in the holy bonds of wed
lock In the presence of numerous wit
nesses. The ceremony took place al
the parlor of the International Hotel,
Bishop y. w. Whitaker officiating.
The Captain passed through the trying
ordeal In a very soldlerly manner and
never looked better In his life.
The bride was elegantly attired in n
p~earl-colored gros-grain trimmed with
applique lace, hair beautifully dressed.
with sprays of orange blossoms falling
gracefully over her shoulders. The
bridal veil was most artistically ar
ranged. Her cordial manner and
sweet smile made her the most lovely
bride we have seen for many a day.
The bridesmaid, Miss Baldwin of
San Francisco, looked very captivating
in 4 white tarletan, deliberately
trimmed with ruchings and puffs, aud
boquets OF pink flowers OF her dress
and hair.
The groomsman, Robert Lindsay,
was ~gorgeously arrayed In a swallow
tailed coat. white vest and black kids.
The brides aunt was handsomely
dressed in green silk, trimmed with
chantilly lace, which was most becom-
ing. She Won the admiration of all by
her kind and motherly manner.
The Rride's Sisters.
Mrs. Slavery was attired in deep
mourning, which certainly heightened
her beauty.
Mrs. Daggett was dressed in n laven-
der silk, which fitted her graceful
figure eXquiSitely, trimmed with
applique; pink flowers Oh her hair
and bosom. She was much admired.
Mrs. Mayer was beautifully dressed
in Il maure.colored poplin. Her hair
was most becomingly dressed and or.
namented with tea roses.
Misses Grace aud Katie Daccett
were the bellies Of the evening.
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Among the invited guests VINO were
present on the occasion We noticed
Hon. r Rising and wife. Major Gem
- ", pa,.f.o,., co..u.I p,,,au
e'"' va" Do "''e'". p
man vile anu daughter, n. IL. CreiSh
Of Carson formerly Adjutant General
of the G.. y. r.. Department OF the
Pacific CoastL Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
rritle, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, Mr. and
Mrs. George Ming, MT. u MIS-: Ia
Nye, MISS aIlce M!e. Mr. anu MIS-.
anJ W rs II WaI,ar Miss I"cv Rar.
thier, Mr.. aud Mrs Foster, Miss Heard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daggett. Hon. Ii. c.
Street and wife, Henry Piper Mr. and
Mrs. Mayer, professor fasulore u
wife, DR.. BelenSe and wife, Mrs. ST.
very and mother, George l. La.imoil
United states Marshall, Thomas
Gracey County ASSESSOR. captain
Mathewson, Albert MeeEins. Mrs.
Emery, Miss Hattie Emery, Captain
Lord and wife. Mr.. U Mrs. stoier, ".
IL. Mallard, Abe E~dgington, Captain
Lyon and wife. Simon Packslier. Mr.
Tombs, Dir. and Mrs. Tompkins. j. w.
Whitcher, J. ID. Baldwin, K. +. Lind
say, j. w. EcGley, Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
ingham, Mr.. aud Mrs. Pratt, Miss
Mollie Sloan, Mrs. Baldwin (San Fran
CISCO. Miss Baldwin lSan Francisco.
Mrs. Hampton, Hank Smith (Superin-
tendent OF the Belcher minel and a
host OF others whose names We 10 no
u 'i'""'
Pre.ents. .
Inc following Is a partial i's' VI
wedding presents PAIR o e'esa"
napkin rings from Mrs. anu MISS
Baldwin, San francisco; u hahuso"he
silver CASTOR Mr.. ana Mrs Dagse.s
dozen Tea spoons anu ereau'
SPOON all iineu WIN soiu, anu lolui-
Ing an eSQul'i.eiy oeaut'lul ptesena'
rom o'.non S.no NJ Si;cs RaIJ'
linea WIN "o,u' iroui ". IT, sai,
win' oi oah rt""C'seo' o"e -
cellar from MRS. auSnni. oan t
cisco; one elegant 9err! spooa' n
ed win gold Geo. H. Dau" ,.ns.ad
some par o; outigr Snr.e', hoomti'
with SoIa, MisS nIiec w., =
iuI list, KNIFE, rI"i WrI pS,,c
larSe silver ST"p rw,rs Mr. and W7s
% VIZ vo half y dozen silver teaspoons,
Wv taosnoons +. W. Whitcher; one