Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-28
MN AxD MRS. MARSHALL.


The Rev. Charles Hughes Marshall,
rector of st. James Church of this
Mace. and Miss Nellie b. Watts, for
marty IF Cincinnati, but nova resident
of this place, were united in marriage
,ast niobt at the above church, Rev.
= g Blackinstone performing the cere-
nopv. The church was filled to its
Utmost capacity, and a short time after
the hour announced for the ceremony
IN take place, the warning notes OF the
8 Wedding March from the organ, at
caused an instant fiutter OF heads to-
ward the entrance of the church to be-
hold the bridal party, already at the
door. As the rector and his bride
passed slowly up the aisle to- the chan
eel altar, they were the - point attrac-
tive" for hundreds Of eyes.
The bride, a stately blonde, was at
tired in a handsome bridal costume OF
white tarletan, cut en- train, II taste
fully trimmed with white silk, puts
and garlands of orange buds; bodice of
white satin, vail OF illusion, and wreath
| of orange blossoms, the latter also TAX
ing the place Of jewelry and presenting
a pleasing effect.
Miss Elite Collins, bridesmaid, a
handsome brunette, was becomingly
attired in white tarletan, with bodice OF
| rose colored silk;
ThomasJ j. Read oniciated as grooms-
man, and, like the groom, was i'll full
evening dress;
Mrs. A. &. Bishop, the brides sister,
in blue silk dress, trimmed with point
applique lace;
Mrs. ID. w. Levan, in a handsome
dress of black satin, trimmed with Va
l%enciennes lace;
Mrs. j. Il. Platter, in elegant evening
dress of black silk, trimmed with
Chantilly lace:
DR.. a. G.. Bishop, II. Muller, J. T..
Platter and w. s.. Reyes comprised the
balance of the party that accom- panied
the bride and groom. As the party
reached the chancel steps, the Rev.
). G.. Blackinston and Rev. >. Z. Kelly,
of Carson, the former rector OF this
parish, met them, and the former
commenced the beautiful and impress
sive ceremony of the Episcopal Church
making them man and wife. AT the
conclusion OF the determination of the
rite, MIR. and Mrs. Marshall, amid the
congratulations and well-wishes of a
host Of friends, returned to the rectory,
their future home, where a reception
took place, lasting until 10 o'clock.
The bride and groom were the re-
c,pients of many beautiful. valuable
and appropriate presents from their
friends here and elsewhere. Among
the presents received by the bride
were many elegant pieces of silver
ware, and n set OF cutlery from the
groom's father, Gen. +. j. Marshall,
and family, of Colorado.
Mr.. Marshall has been in charge of
St. James parish not quite n year,
arriving here in February last, from
Evanston, Wyoming Territory; and as
a singular coincidence, the lady now
his wife was also a passenger Ivy the
same coach on which he arriyed-both
then entire strangers. During the time
of his rectorship here he has gained
the esteem and good Will of a large
circle of friends, and every effort put
forth by him for the ad Val cement and
better condition of the parish has me
with a hearty co operation from his
Pensioners and friends. 70 him and
Mrs. Marshall we extend u congrat-
u~iations. and hope the happiness that
now surrounds them is but the shadow
of the iDys 10 coma.