The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-03

groomsman, aud Miss ella Dodge,
bridesmaid, Next came Mr. Mont
gomery, the groom, aud Mira General
Dodge, Then the bride, Miss Lelltla
Dodge, leaning on the arm OF General
Dodge, aud other members of the laml'
~ followed, As the head Of the party
appeared, Memberships wedding
march was played by the orchestra IN
an adjoining apartment The eere'
mOny was performed by the Rev. DE-
Garrett, dean OF Trinity cathedral ana
bishop elect Of north Texas, The bride
was given away by General Dodge Az
the conclusion Of the services DR., Gar
rett presented the fair bride with the
prayer book from which her marriage
ceremony had been read by him, with
this inscription "Io Letltla, from
her allbctionate friend, Alex, Garrett"
The bride was dressedl In new shade
called ioicle blue, u beautiful groa grain
silk, u shade very delicate, almost
white, tasteluly trimmed with Valen'
clennes lace and pearls, The skirt was
cut with relief train, sherred pulls, the
back widths OF diagonal folds OF the
silk crossing the front Every fold was
embroidered with pearls, The oorsage,
sacque and neck were trimmed win
lace and pearls, and wroaths OF orange
flowers, and there were orange ilowers
down the punso the train. The groom
wore tho black dress suit which fash
lon aud tradition call for, The dress
of the bridesmaid was very rich and In
keeping with the brIde'a,
The wedding banquet was simply
magnificent, aud In superb taste.
The gifts TO tho bride were many,
ana very tasteful aud costly, From
the groom, n golden cameo necklace
brooch General Dodge, n Shetland
senl sacque coat Mrs. General Dodge,
cameo earrings, matching the brooch
Miss ELLA Dodge, II lace aud cmbrold-
cred handkerchief Mas Alma Dodge,
II golden garnet ring the grnndmoth-
or of tho bride, Mrs. l., Dodge, u
bible; from Mr., and Mrs. n. T.
Dodge, pitcher, goblets, bowls and
server, gold lined Mrs j. b. Beard
blue and beaded cushion and mat
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Phillips, set OF
solid silver tea spoons Kate and Mary
Phillips, silver butter dish Mr. and
Mrs. q. II. Collins (0maha), silver
fruit stand and boquet holder united
Mr.. j. NJ. Eddy, silver and gold fruit
service Mrs. Hiram Price (Daven-
port, silver and gold cream ladle; Mrs.
Il. G. Allen st. Joe), silver call bell ;
Mr.. and Mrs, ~ s. Hines (Moline), sill
yer pie knife; u. G. Granger, pair
bronze ilagons; w. $, Whitney, bronze
stand Il. Il. Lawrence, bronze man
Tie ornaments Mrs. III. Everett, bronze
mantle ornaments Oh black pedestal
from Pet, Minnie and Grace, silver SET
of desert spoons, gold lined DIR. +, D..
Mcmahon, silver fruit basket II. A.
Blackburn, silver card receiver j. W..
Robinson, silver, gold lined, egg re-
ceiver; Laura and Lizzie Baldwin,
silver and glass preserve dish Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Street, silver and glass
celery stand; Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Loring, silver cake basket A.
p. Peck and j. III. Davis,
cologne set; Mr. and Mrs. j. Il.
Baldwin, set Of silver spoons Andy
Jackson, solid silver pie knife; Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Eddy, silver fruit dish {;
Mrs. j. w. Moore, frosted fruited
There were also many other gifts sent
which had not arrived.
The happy pair will spend part of
their honey moon in the south, and
will eventually come to this city, (which
will be their future home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery will meet with a
hearty welcome and be u decided So
cial acquisition, as cultivated, agreea-
BILE PEG pie always are.
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