Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-21
MARRIAGE OF "A FAvORITE.


ana Mrs. CnaSs ,. McLarens
On Saturday cards appropriate to
the occasion were issued by Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Angel Of this city,
inviting their friends to be present
at the nuptial ceremonies of Miss
Josie, their eldest daughter, who
at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon was
joined in the holy bonds Of we'd
lock to Mr.. Chas. s. McLaren, of
Oakland, California. The nuptial
service was performed at the resi-
dence of her father. by the Rev. w.
R. Jenvey, of the Episcopal church
Miss Sarah Angel and Miss
Mamie Gibbons, bridesmaids Mr..
Richard johnson and Mr.. Fenner
Angel, groomsmen. But few in
innate friends Of the family listened
to the marriage vows, but during
the hours Of the reception-from
3 till 6 P. Ma very large number
OF acquaintance and friends called
at the parlors and extended their
congratulations to the welded
couple. Mr.. McLaren is young
gentleman Of property and family
standing in Oakland, their future
home. "Josie." the bride. is
young lady Of sterling womanly
virtues, inherited from kind
parents and exemplary family, and
is universally esteemed here at
home, as lady Of refinement and
pure heart. With a frank and at
tractive face, and possessing to q
great degree those qualities which
endear one to his or her associates,
she has long been favorite in the
society where she has moved,
and will be generally and
and regretfully missed from the
social circle to the brilliancy
and pleasures of which she has in
the past SO greatly added. To the
man in whose care she has thus
placed her future may she prove
A guardian CANCEL" DER his life presiding,
Dou bling his pleasures and his cares divid.
ing;
Winning him back when mingling in the
throng-
Back from the world we love, alas too long
To fireside happiness, to hours of ease,
Blest with that charm, the certainty to please.
Heart of his heart, mind of his mind,
TO all his wishes, all his thoughts inclined /;
Still subject-ever on the watch to borrow
Mirth of his mirth and sorrow of his sorrow |!
And may the husband, from love ne'er swerv-
ing,
OF all this, and more. prove most deserving
Is the final benediction OF this
local reporter.
Tho occasion was also marked as
being the 26th anniversary of the
marriage of the brides parents,
who, dressed in wedding garments,
were reunited with the golden
chains Of love which they have go
long and faithfully kept unbroken
and untarnished-and on this &C.
count the nuptial ceremonies were
doubly impressive.
A b ,untiful table spread with
cakes and wine was prominent
feature of the reception, and from
its clustered dainties the TIMES
composing room was graciously re-
memb ered, and drank good health
to the young couple and their ban
quoting friends.
The bridal presents were numer-
Gus, costly and superb. The fol-
lowing comprises those we now re-
member having seen +:
A handsome and valuable gold watch and
chain from the husband.
Silver napkin rings-Miss Laura Freuden-
thai.
silver berry spoon-A. B. Stewart.
silver berry spoon-Mrs. John Briggs.
Silver card case-Miss Downing.
Toilet sett- william Elliott
Handkerchief holder-Miss Litbie Angus
tine.
Box handkerchiefs-Mrs. A. P. McLarsn.
Silver sugar tongs-Miss 8. ]. Holmes.
Silver mounted vases--Ricasrd y ohnston.
Silver mounted pickle dish--Miss Ma ME
Gibbons.
tlSilver pie knife-Mrs. Moss.
Silver cake knife--Fenner ANGEL
Pin cushion--Mrs. R. A. Young.
Perfumery casket-Dr. NJ. Schnable, with
motto
"An Angel again. perhaps some morn,
But not till Gabriel toots his horn
| Sugar spoons, butter knife, cream spoon
and sugar lifter--Wm. Hardy.
Butter dish Mrs. Mullard.
Butter dish--Mrs. A. Augustine.
| Toilet sett--Mrs. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. McLaren departed
last evening for California.