The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-20
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By the Silken Bands of Hymen-Another
Wedding in High Life.


On yesterday were consummated the
nuptiaIs of two of our best known and
best liked young society peopie-Mr.
Rodolph Glover and Miss Anna Julian
Huribut, The groom is junior partner
in the extensive wholesale and retail
drug house of Addoms & Glover, and
the bride a sister Of the popular Hurl-
but Brothers, engaged in the same line
of business. The event has been
whispered of for months past, and since
the recent issuance of invitations, has
been the principal topic of conversation
in high society circles.
The services were appointed to take
place at st. Marks (Episcopal) church,
at 11:30 a. m, and for an hour before
the appointed time the elite of the city
were vending their way toward the
edifce, 90 that when the eyentful mo-
ment arrived the cosy church was
crowded with the beauty and fashion
of the Magic City. Owing to the Sc
we're illness Of the rector, Rev. Mr..
Sterrett, the services of Rev. d. N.
Allen, of Greeley. Colo, were called
into requisition for the tying of the
nuptial knot, and that gentleman per-
formed the pleasant duty in a most
graceful manner.
With but the slightest delay beyond
the hour fixed, the bridal party entered
the church and passed up the aisle to
the pulpit, while Professor Moran was
sounding the sweet notes of Strauss
Wedding March.
The bride was dressed in an olive
green cashmere and silk travelling suit,
with hat to match. The bridesmaid,
Miss Belle Whitehead, in a navy blue
cashmere suit and hat to match. The
bridegroom and groomsman appeared in
black Prince Albert frock coats, black
pantaloons and cravats.
Mr.. Allen rose and read the beautiful
and impressive service of the church,
the interested parties performing their
part in the responses, etc., with great
self-possession.
The ceremony ended, MI. and Mrs.
Glover passed out of the church, taking
carriages for the residence of the BRIDES
parents, where they were soon followed
by the invited guests, and where a
most elegant wedding breakfast was
served. This over, an inspection Of
fha xrvoddinn nr-ooonfq a f.nprpIofa let Af
which we give herewith, follows:
From the bridegroom to the bride
set of jewelry, earrings, locket and
From the bridesmaid, Miss Bella
Whitehead : engraving, In Memo
riam," Berlin wood and gilt frame.
From Hon. Geo. Wilson, Jr-carving
set, Rogers steel, solid silver mounted,
scimetar blade knife, fork, steel and
knife-rest, in case.
From the BRIDES parents-silver but
ter dish.
From the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Ora
hood, of Central City, Col-solid Silver
butter knife.
From Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hurlbut-
solid silver sugar spoon
From Mrs. George l.. Holt-set Of
British and American poets.
From Miss NJ. Evans, New York
solid silver sauce ladle in case.
From Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Evans,
New York-solid silver soup ladle in
case.
From Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Rich, New
York-pair solid silver gold-lined berry
spoons in case.
From Mrs. A. Glover and family,
New York-case of solid silver tea
spoons, table spoons, desert spoons and
forks.
From DR.. and Mrs. j. ]. Glover,
New York-solid silver pie knife in
case.
From Mr.. and Mrs. FredE Addoms-
case solid silver table spoons, tea spoons,
butter knife and sugar spoon.
From Mr.. and Mrs. Derrick v. Bark
alow-set solid silver tea knives in case.
From Geo. w. Acknowledgements
works.
From &. c. Bent, Deadwood-set
solid coffee spoons, gold lined, in case.
From DR.. G.. w. Corey and p. 8.
MISUNDERSTANDING refrigerator, ice
pitcher, tray and cup.
From Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Moffatt,
Rockford, Hl-glass and silver berry
bowl.
From Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Chace-
silver pickle caster.
From John Harrington-silver nut
cracker and picks, in cas-.
From Hon. G.. w. French and wife
silver card receiver.
From Eff. Roberts-silver toast rack.
From Mrs. Judge w. L. Kuykendall-
engraving, Spring" Berlin wood and
gilt frame.
From Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Kent-pair
pictures, "Nymphs."
From D. C. Rhodes-pair pictures,
"Night" and Morning"
From Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Myers
silver pickle caster.
From Mrs. Henry Conway-white
and pink toilet set.
- From Mrs. A. e. Snyder-blue and
silver toilet set.
From Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Trufant-
pair solid silver gold-iined berry spoons.
From J.. NJ. Carey-set solid silver
and case.
From DR.. and Mrs. ]. R. Bowman
glass and silver card receiver and boz
quet holder.
From Mr.. and Mrs. D. Miller-satin
lined silver jewel case.
From Mrs. j. T. Chafin-ooquet of
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