, 1875-02-07

w1,;ta s;.x- cnt with Vatican train and trimmed
With knife plaitings aud shell trimmings. The
apron oyerakirt was gathered full across the
front, edged with plaitiDgs, aud covered with
rulle. thu whole outlined BY al Tga1land
NJ oranoe blossoms. The tulle yeil was held
bv . coronet of orange blossoms, from which
ling enrnys depended, the veil being caught up
and farming q part OF the boufFant drapsry,
wheoce it fell tosrho bottom Of the d1esa..
Tho bridal party were prlnclpally attred 10 10
handsome reception or carriage costumes, while
. few wore full evening dreas: alra.' schwsb,
the brides mother, wore gray silk with point.lace
mud iliamondy, Mrs. Simon 'Mandel, the brides
as1er wae in light silk, with Chantlly lace trim
,nings and diamond js"elEy: Mss: t.'3,s A9a-
trimmings, and overdress elaborately trimmed
With scarlet honeysucales and diamond orna-
mants. Airs. Manu- wore black silk, velvet, and
Chantilly lace, and magnificent diamonds Mrs.
T.. Maudel was in nlauve siik and DIAMONDS:
Mu. ]. 3Iandol woro black silk lace and gold
ornamants. Mrs, Wampoid wore black ailK and
gold ornaments. Mrs: Waliack wasin black silk,
yelyzt, Chant,lly lace trimmed with white flowers,
and d.amoud ornaments Mrs. Henry Calm
wore gray sllk lace, and rose-co:als.
vns not only SUCCESS from gastronom,c point
of viow. but also one OF those SEASONS OF social
onioyment of which Americans know nothing.
The tables occupied three sides Of parale!o-
gram the bridal party sitting o. the heaa, laelns
vas served by the caterer Of ths Standard Club
IN y superior manner. The wine, which was
nhnndant. was Hook OF '65 and delicious Ferze-
uuy. 1t Ia o'clocil dancing was commenced. and
kept up until late hour ,.> ...z.
following: From Calm, Wampo!d l. Co., q hnabe
grand piano; Messrs. Shaefer Bros, hankers,
How York, one case of sterling silver, forty-eight
pieces; A. Calm. the backgrounds brother, =
tray OF sterling silver, eistycSs"o u p!ece5; i r;
Schwab' brother Of the bride, one dozen silver
nanl;r-rings: Misses 5chwa5, set OF jewelry;
l. III. and Mrs Simon Mandel, silver ice.cream
set, bowl and saucers; Mr.. and Mrs shener-
ot Gru M5 Ca, and II nre e'sfass Eeon pi apde
= trav Of dno silverware; mr.. and A1rs: =. Man
dol 3 silver tea get Mr.. and Mr5. Adolpn Loeb,
aud Mr. and Mrs. Livingston, fsll-knise, ladlc,
etc: Mr. aud Mrs. II Jacobs, New York, q fine
usic-stand; Mr. md Mrs Mana, o. ciese siee-
butter.d.sl; Mr. and Mrs. j. Calm. marble and
cllt bo1euot-tablo; and from Mr. and Mrs
Judah, see Of silver kaives.
Among tho guest. present wore also Mr. L.
Wampoii, 3. Calm and. lady. .. Walack aud
I}oehm and daughter. Mrs. II. Judah.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| Wednesday a. $50 p. m. Miss Florence D.
| CulbcrtEon. OF tais city. and Sir. Frank c..
Rcrnlck Of New Orleans, we're married y. at ~. the
| met avenue. Tie attendants were Miss Mary
Hill and Mr. Culbertsou, a brother Of the bride.
| uiss Lu Culbcrkson aud Mr.. Kouaick, 3 brother
| Of the groom Tho bride was beautifully dressed
| in o bridal rohc of white ange-olossom satin,
| eyouisi,ely trimmed with tulla and bridal blos-
| sous Searfs OF satin aud tullo were
| knotted at tho back and caught with
| orange blossoms. The rcvers at tue side
we're unique and beautiful, while the
| tule vel! was held by coronet Of the sweet @
| scented flowers usel only for brides. The
bridesmaids each VOL lovely uiaphanous dresses
| Of ,Thlto. Miss Culbertsons being trimmed with
| blue flowers ard a.is9 Hills with pink:
| Bisnop Cheney performed the ceremony Hand
|. furnished exquisite new music, aud kinsley the
yianas for tito occasion. The presents wero eie-
| ga,t, and werc all from wasm friends OF tho
| bride and her mother Hcr father gave her q
| case of silver spoons, forEs ladies, and
all the small articles for table use.
| service, and her sister that for ico-vater. The
br,deafoo:E's present Was some eSq1is:te ca'ueos
| set in 1es,ls IL Unique and beautiful manner.
Both of tho Mrs. Keith and Mrs. WoodtoEd
gnvo her beautiful articles of silver and gold
ware tahlc-scrvicc. while NAM Other ornamental
| and useful ar,iclca filled up the list.
Tho b.;dal pair left the same evening for thell
home iu New Orleans.
| ANNOUNCEMENT.
Nifs Ella Storey and Mr.. William Siyyer. Jr.
|
| Church "Wednesday evening at half-rast
| o'clock. Arecepion will follow Mt the residence
| of the BRIDES parents. TEa n.t2ndnut3 will b<
/! Miss Mary prescots and Mi. H. G. Storey, anG
| Miss Josie Fake and Mr. 4. ]. Buchanan.
| AT KESosHA-
| gp.cfak Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
KEsosuA, Wis, Fob. 1.-THE grand event O
| the week here has been tho marriage OF Mr
| Samuel Reynolds. of Evanton, ILL.,, and Mis-
Ki:tie Bissel], of Kenosha, which took p1ace it
the Methodist Church. Fob. i, as predicted b.
| Tue SUNDAY Tribune some time ago. Th'
church was profnBelS decorated with flowers IN,
!. beautiful monogram OF fresh flowers WAS Bua
pended over tho alsar bcazing the initials OF th
happy pair: IT. R." The church WAS com
rle:ely packed with admiring friends and sight
| aeots. at precisely 3:05 the bride and groom
caiuo into tho church. At precisely $50 tile.
| passed out. The ceremony was commenced b.
the rev. DR.. Briggs, of Evanston, who told th
matrimonial candidates, and ell others, to maxi
known any iopediment to tho proposed union
| or hold their peace hereafter. The Rev. lr
,uuntley, of GAINESVILLE, followed with tue Metll
| odist matrimonial service. Tho Rev. Mr.. Smith
OF milwaukee,, prayed for Gods blessing upol
them aud all mankind. The Rev. Mr.. Huntle.
then dismissed them with Gods blessing, ant
every one left the church happy, tw'
unfortunate young men who at one time aspifet
to the Land of tho treasure which they now EAT
torn from their grasp. The new1y-n2rried pai
went Immediately to tho residence OF the BRIDE
father, where large. number of invited guest
called to wish them joy, partaxo Of the boun u
| teoua 1epass provided by the parents OF th
br1ae. aud view tue magnificent array Of present
:hc:c displayed. Among tao presents for tn
bride wero the following: Mr.. Hall. Of Chicago
silver set Of four pieces-pitcher. goblet, bowl
and salser; the Rev: 3ir. Huntley, ausat-now b =
aud Sc: Of spoons; Mr.. aud Mrs. George, Yule
butter-dlsh; DR.. Farr aud lady sirup-cup; tn
BRIDES mother, jewelry-case; hlr; and AIRS
Miller tea~casser; Mira. Neaa, suger-bowl: Mrs
John Yulo. spoon-holder: Mrs. Dram, cream
pitcher; Mr. aud Mis-. Hale, card-receiver; th
Misses Strylser butter-dish Ar. and Mrs Mel
eon, picke-dibh; Miss Ovetacre, butter-knlfe
Mr. John Dissell, splendid chrome; Ar an
Mrs. Clapp aower-staad; Mrs T. D. Wheeler
beautiful motto in frame; Miss Runnals, pai
vases; Mrs. Lane toilet~cushion- Mt: an
Mis-. Reynolds left on the O'Clock train 10
their home in Evanston, followed BY the goo
wishes OF hosts Of friends, At Evanston the
| fnp,,d Iarra nun,bar of friends awaiting t1ei