The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21
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Marriage sf nr 4 ,ssa Dssss 90 Miss
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narrisxe ss nr 1 ,sea paws 90 MISS
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The reporter If TIE ftERAID enter
ed the parlars al flle i,e6irand at !
o'clock upon yesterday. and found as
semble.i there and il. the upper ratun.
ia of the hotel the elite o. the city of
Dallas. Bsnkefs, lawyer, journalists
and the leading business men Of the
city, with their wives or beautiful
daughters, were psesentia forue. Many
OF thu gentlemen were dressed IN reg
u'aiion style, aud the eopinmes OF the
ladies, thanks 70 ,ie artistic taste ~
MIS-. Bauanaun, we're iGedels of eIe
ganee and besnty
At 1 o'c!oek TIE RICH. Rev. Bishop
Dat,ais, of the c,gy " ;islvestau. &C.
cotnpanie,i hy Father Msri.uisse aud
aa assistant mini-ter. eiHersd tt,e par
Tor, followed by Nlr Eavis. aith Mira.
IA nes ORION his arm. and coIone!
i.sihfy aeeoinpee, ing the bride
ihs bride ats. groom seated them
selves at tie pasirr 5ft.le ~ tie fartiler
extremity OF tse reoa,. the Eizh9p asld
his assistants siaaaiag i7ntseiisstelS
upon tie other siie fh- ceremony
was tgteiiy eelriueteil in s,rolen k.ag
Hsh t's isie Rev. Bishop DHb il aia
was coileinied by s,,ari discourse
es'en The sa' leet Of marriages as an-
9eiSto'Ei ~ The church, sad upon SYM
U"is eSlatn9sd 10y tie ri'ass inter
elaiise" between the parties.
y i'h u warm foissfH'uis;ioo the
b'sHep Niiilffr", the husband inn
s'ease1 upon TIE iiS al MS hf'AG;i!ul
"i'e she oFt'Ai k'se' ana friends p5ess-
Gu iof"ss'' "a WISH the'n Joy.
ais bR.i,AL TolI1f
was 81 sEor gram ni'k, beaniiiu!'s
'''iii''4fa u 'fit'2e SAD poiiit lace, sii'.
ram was inise ie''9t1iy afs'i e''tatiiied
80 ~ "'''''ef''s' ieiss al fhe arr @.
''ie h'5'fis's. ii'e ven was 81 uiif,
- f''u .if.''' y HitsSs % waite roses
ana 'i''l''' se4fiA N,Te tue only or
''1tA'i''s Ia't"iie9 Bus and goat
s''i'htfs contacted ne % NJ.
ihe sf"'isSe+u 80" 10y tsr ;iie most
''iTssa'As lave ever seen ia Dallas,
Si''i Was fFeih one 81 sae most ceiebra-
se'l hil1'i'.efs oi Louisville
20 a'9iyto:i IN hie tFeasseau The
50 '"' efi"eiisiihant furnished the
pfiae i'if "a eiaeR sliH YetFes snii,
"i'A : cream e'''"red siiS, sat al
N ) s''e s'%a II siit aud t.as&et cloth
asa other ,.eEaiit accessories % a fol-
isess l2iiei-
TiiE PRESENTS
were tsstaiai, elegant aud, Beyond eli,
lse'u'' the most Practical possibly be-
Ius 'he cheek oit.ie brtie's father for
h'uf thousand dollars. Tie presents
were iaId AM IN one ofthe anie-rooms
OF The hotel, and when rie%ed by the
reporter, were being examined by
many ladies. They consisted OF a
beautiful gold pin from af. and Mrs.
Kerr SILVER ice cream stand from
MAJOR Buxburry, enc OF the youngest
oi penerat Lees artillery Officers; q
cali tell from W. il. Wlieeioek, Esq;
a silver e'iStird spoon from Mr. and
Mrs. Dr locke; silver tea service
from Meszrs. Gonror d Walker; a card
receiver frot1 Mes<rs El.iot aud
Schneider; 8 silver water pitcher and
gobiets iron Mr. and Mrs. ionipkius;
diamond ear drops Of rare beauty from
Mr.. Davis partner, Jules Schneider.
Esq - fish knife and spoon from
James O'connor, III Cincinnati.
There we're ether eases upon the
table which bad eviien,ly coutaiaed
beautiful presents, but hal teen
packed away for the brutal tour.
TIRE EkPAsT.
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