Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-01-10
4 NOTABLE WEDDING.
An Arkansan Captures A Well
Known ottumWa Girl.

WOuA86e WEDDING.
An Arkansan Captures A Well
Known 0ttumNa Girl.
At high noon to-day, in the beauti-
full new Congregational church, in
this city. Mr.. F. NJ. HANGER, of Liple
Rock, Arkansas, was married to Miss
f. M. HARROW, of this city. by the
Rev. DR.. Healy, the pastor of that
church.
The bride was appropriately ar
rayed in light pink silk dress, trim
med with point lace and orange bios.
SONS. The groom appeared in che
conventional black dress coat, white
cravat etc. 5f sf5CsS ~ 5i
The first bridesmaid, Miss ate M.
Hedrick (school mate Of the bride>
was attended by A. G. Harrow,
brother of the bride; Miss Carrie
Ladd was second bridesmaid, attend
ed by Mr.. Charles Ladd. Miss He'd
rick was dressed in white, trimmed
with tulle, and Miss Ladd in blue,
trimming tulle. The groomsmen were
dulyclad in clawhammers. Mr.. Cal.
vim Manning and Mr.. Ben. Ladd
were masters Of ceremony and they
discharged that delicate duty to the
entire satisfaction of the large Assem-.
bly, present. At the time named the
bridal party entered from the parlor
Of the church, Prof. Tighten playing
in the meantime, the wedding march.
The nuptial ceremonies were
performed by Rev. DIR. Healy
in very impressive manner, after
which the invited guests in sufficient
numbers to fill the house repaired to
the residence of Hosea B. Jones, ESQ.,,
the uncle of the bride, where recep-
ton and collation. was had, lasting up
to the time when the bridal party
took the four o'clock st. Louis train
for their future home at Little Rock.
The bride is daughter Of Frank
M. Harrow deceased, who many
years ago was one Of our prominent
and public spirited citizens
He died when this daughter was a
child. Since then She has resided
with her uncle Hosea B, Jones.
Mr.. Hanger iss. native Of Little
Rock, his father being one Of the old.
est citizens of that place, and q
wealthy planter, and capitalist. He
Eis q pleasant, intelligent young
gentleman, fully worthy, we
believe. of the fair and accomplished
bride which he has captured in OF.
tumwa.
We noticed Miss Jennie Slsgle and
Miss Minnie Acheson, of Fairfield
(also fellow students at The STATE
University with the bride) Mrs. Ed.
win Manning and Miss Baldwin, Of
Keosauqua, present.
Among the beautiful, useful, and or
namental presents to the bride wer,
the following,
A complete set of Irving's works, by
Calvin Manning and B. w. Ladd.
InAid cabinet, Asbury Garner.
Silver pie knife, o. M. and c. +. G
Ladd.
Hackworth.
Fascinator, Ada 1. Upham.
Card receiver, Estelle Hawley.
Palr OF vases, Mrs. James Hawley
Perfnmery case, Miss Estelle Haw
ley.
Pair boquet holders, Miss Juliet,
X. Blake. ,l'
! dozen solid silver tea spoons, Mr.
and Mrs. III. B. Jones. ~
dozen solid silver table spoons
A. G. Harrow. E
Toilet set, Mrs. Ed. Manning, o
KeosauqNa.
Whittier's poems, Miss Anna Moss
Cowper's poems, Mrs. w. S. Cal
Embroidered bracket, Mrs. A. D
Moss.
Travelling case, Miss Carrie Laid
Elegant set Cameo jewelry, by tn
bridegroom.
Silver jewel case Every beautiful,
Misses Slagle and Acheson, of Fair
field.
Engraved napkin rings NIL. Hal
| lett. little Rock.