The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-28
The Wedding Last Evensng.

1Ne WeUUtuB 1USt evening"
The marriage of Mr.. John B. Hart and
Miss Kate l.. Hall, which was announced
in The STAR some time since, took place
ut st. PauPs Methodist Episcopal Church
last evening, in the presence OF very
both parties. The church was hand
somely decorated with flowers anG
plants of all descriptions, arranged in
an artistic and elegant manner, and pre-
sented a beautiful appearance. Tue
aisles and galleries Were packed with
the invited friends, and the elegant cos
tunes and tasteful toilets added bril-.
liancy to the scene.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
g. II. Payne, who had returned from his
Eastern trip especially for the occasion.
The bridal dress was white satin, elab-
orately trimmed with orange blossoms
cut low in the neck, and sleeves short,
with long train. The bridal vail
reached the length of the train,
The attendants were Hon. J. NJ. Patti
son and Miss Carrie Horton, Of st. Louis;
John Gates, jr., and MISS Katie Baker, OF
G,heviot; B. Frank Hart and Miss Ida
Woodburn, Of st. Louis; W. Yivenzo
city; Harry Cooper and Miss Allie
Gibson, Springfield, ILL.,; Joseph l..
Hall, jr., and Miss Ella Ingoldsby, Willie
NJ. Horton and Miss Mary Smith, Cum
minsyille. The ushers were Hon. G. W
Boyoe, Col. w. G. Hollister, Chas. Il,
Baker, w. III. Thorne, James Gates,
Harry Hall, Col. James EDersole and
George Blackburn.
Alter the ceremony was performed the
bridal party returned to the residence ol
the BRIDES parents, where a reception,
according with the other unusually brill
liant features of the occasion, was given.
The presents were very numerous and
expensive. They were as follows: Ele-
CANT tea set, pieces, and coffee urn, b.
+. Hart; set Of Sevres china, 2S0 pieces,
Mrs. NJ. =. Hart; six large oil paintings
by a friend; large solid silver lruit re-
swinging ice pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
castor, Jos. l.. Hall, jr.; four
exquisite real lace curtains, Mrs. s. 5.
Cooper; large double fruit receiver, Mrs.
Ben. Horton; elegant oil painting
"Christ and the woman OF Samaria,V y
Mrs. I. f. Baker; swinging pitcher, Mrs.
5. 5. 1Ourtee: fruit receiver on a pillar,
Mr.. Harry Hall; elegant bronze card re-
ceiver and table combined, Mr.. U. Hall; /;
dozen napkin rings, solid, Acton and
walker y, Hail; oone-half dozen tablespoons,
solid, Miss Sallie Hall; oIe-half dozen
solid desertspoons, Pearlie Hall; one-
half dozen solid teaspoons, Chloa Hall; I;
elegant set silver pitchers, Miss Caddie
Horton; set OF satin pillows and cases,
Miss Katie Baker; gold-lined berry
spoon, solid, Miss Ida WOodburn;
nut stand representing trunk OF tree,
Miss Louie Smith; flower stand and bou-
quet holder, Miss Ella IIgoldsby; fruit
dish, Alice Gibson; case OF ice cream
knife and dozen silver spoons, Mr.. and
Miss Tnome; set porcelain vases and sill
yer stands, Messrs. Jas. and John Gates
Rubens and Rembrandt, in bronze stat
uary, Mr.. Will. Horton; jewel case, W..
b. Ebersole; fruit dish and glass re-
ceiver, Ii. Ii. Cooper; jewel case, DR.. j.
P. Walker; solid silver table bell,
Mrs. Joseph Thorne; toilet set, Mrs.
Dymond; card case, Charles Crapsey /;
card receiver and fascinata, Miss Kate
Gilman; cut-glass aquarium, Miss Jes-
sic Adams; bronze pitchers, Mrs. Ire
land; boQuet holder and glass, Mrs.
Wood; bronze mantel ornaments, Miss
Ada Wlltsee; sardine dish, silver
and glass, Mrs. j. w. Ritter; cut
glass toilet set, gold frame, Geo. Fisher;
butter dish, Robert McCollum; silver
thermometer, L. +. Randolph; gilt anu
alabaster clock in glass case, .. Y. Cone;
cake basket, Geo. Ii. Thompson; solid
table bell, Mr.. Chas. b. Paxcells; elegant
gold tooth-pick, from "Tooth:Pick
Prophet" pink toilet set silver
stand, Mrs. Emma Pullen; Quak-
eress pin-cushion, Mrs. Stokes;
syrup cruet and tray, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
A. Dalton; wash-stand set and pin-cush-
ion. Miss Coughlin; elegant cake basket,
81. Hoffman; bridal boquet in wax and
silver holder, Simpson Glenn; chamber
set of furniture in rosewood, and
dining-room set in walnut, Mr.. Jos.
l.. Hall; basket Of flowers, Mrs.
Mayer; double basket Of natural
flowers, BERTHE and Stanley Cooper;
cake basket, Geo. McCammon; jelly dish
Mrs. d. Carrack; oil painting, Mr.. Po.
cooke; framed motto, a. z. q. Bonte;
framed motto, Ii. e. Holtzihger; set ol
oiled walnut-caryed, scarlet and brown
satin parlor furniture, by the groom; sci
bronze pitchers, mantle clock, two oil
paintings, bouquet of wax flowers, i'm
ported ebony flower stand and large easy
chair by other friends.