The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-06-03
The White HoaseE Weddiug
OFFICIAL Est OF tTHE-s PRESENTS

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Paul, ofPhiludelphia.
Silver ale pitcher and mugs from
Professor and Mrs. Bartlett, of West
Point.
!. One silver card case from General
James r. O'Beirne, of New York.
One silver ladIe from Miss Emma
Campbell, of New York.
F. Avery elaborate jewel casket from
Lieutenant Larned, United States
Army.
"A very handsome solid silver horse
radish dish from Rear Admiral Alden.
A solid silver salad bowl from Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Clews.
- Oae pair of silver saltcellars from
Mrs w. r. Sherman.
A berry set from General B. c..
Comstock.
a silver card case from H. G.. Ale
many:ot Denver, Colorado.
"A solid silyer card receiver, presens
ted by the gentlemen connected with
the Executive office. =
giOne oxidized silver and gold salad
dish from Miss Drexel, one of the
bridesmaids.
& One dessert set from Mrs. and Miss
An tho,iy, Of New York.
"A very elegant ice cream service,
consisting Of fourteen pieces, from
Postmaster General Creswell and lady.
ii Mr.. and Mrs. Childs presented large
silver epergue, with seven dozen silver
knives, forks, and sInoats. 4'he arti-
c!es were esconsed in large walnut
case lined with pink satin.
! A large silver punch ladle was from
General and Mrs. Mcdowell.
Silver dessert knives from Charles A.
Phelps, of Boston.
Cake knife from Aunt Nellie.
Tortoise shell fan from E. b. Over.
Berry bowl from Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Rees. = T9fTG Fiji
A dinner service Of Solid silver,
twelve pieces, placed laean elegant
walnut case, lined With gtieea, satin,
was presented by A. J. Drexel, of
Philadelphia.
Oxidized and silver toilet set from
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hale.
A very elaborate fork and spoon
from General Horace Porter.
One satchcl from NJ. NJ. Delano.
A bouquet of wax flowers from H. G.
Fallnestock.
Avery elegant blue enamelled clock
rom Secretary and Mrs. Delano.a $3.50 ss
Photographic album, from Marshal
Sharp. ,lt# xEt lIi4
Toilet set of the rotlis Qnatorze
sttyllses in brass, from Secretary and Mrs.
NoNeson. ,s,.ass ..sss-s..-
A pair of berry spoons, from Collec- !
or James E. Casey.
One set of ladies from Aunt Emma.
One crockcry set, from Elisha IN
lerwood, Of New York.
Silver sugar and cream set, from Sec
etary and Mrs. Belknap.
One solid silver pitcher, from Sepa
or and Mrs. Chandler.
Silver nut set of thirteen pieces,
rom Colonel Fed Grant. ''''' ''s'''' &
Very handsome toilet set, from Cen
rial Sher dan.
Ivory covered Bible, from Mrs.
George P. Fisher.
Russia leather covered Bible, from
Hiss Wallen.
One lace flounce, from Miss Kittie
Joke.
A very elegant lace handkerchief,
0 satin case, from A. +. Stewart.
Blue satin and gill, fauy from Miss
lewis, of Philadelphia.
Very elegant pearl fan, trimmed
With point applique lace, from Gene
al Badeau.
One thread lace handkerchief, from
teneral and Mrs. Babcock.
Solid silver mustard and pepper box
s, from Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker, of
One lace handkerchief and bag, from
unit Nellie. - ">N
A set of ivory brushes and mono
ram, from Mrs. Grant.
Elegant silver tankard, from secre-
ary and Mrs. Fish.
Oxidized and silver toilet, from Sem
tor and Mrs. Frelinghuysen.
One spbon holder, from Mrs. Mariscal
After dinner coffee set, of silver,
ON Miss Phelps, Of New York.
After-dinnsr coffee set ,VH silver, 7fonl
esse BROWN WaslangteaIsss sass-sesasssa
Large silver pitcher, from Miss
ealie.
One solid silver viuaigrette, from
commodore Ammen.
One necklace and locket, very hand
,me, from Justice and Mrs. Hunt.
One ne klace and stone cameo lock-
t.. from Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dawson
oleman.
'E'aborately carved ivory fan, from