Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-19
MARRIED.

The event OF the season was TN
marriage yesterday noon at the Con
gregational Church, by the Rev. DIR
Healy, of Mr.. CALVIN MANNING, sol
of Hon. E. Manning, of Keosauqus
and law partner of Hon. M. J. vii
liams, to Miss JULIETTE X. BLAKE
only daughter of Chas. i. Blake
President of the Iowa National Banl
of this city.
Miss Kate M. IIedrick acted q
bridesmaid and Mr.. A. G. Harrow a
groomsman.
The bride was dressed in deep
crea m -colored silk, very rich, trim
med with orange flowers,cut en- train
white veil, and the bridesmaid il
light cream colored silk also cut CT
train and trimmed with apple bios
SONS and white veil, the bride
groom, and his next best man, in tn,
conventional black, and we may b.
permitted to say that the bride ant
bridesmaid looked very sweet, ant
the bridegroom and groomsman self
possessed and interesting, and fully
up to the important duties they hat
to perform.
The ceremony was performed by
DIR. Healy in very impressive man
ncr and all passed OIL with as mucf
eclot as it was possible to give or
such an important and interesting
occasion.
The church was filled with invited
guests from the city, and we also no.
ticed present from abroad Hon. L.
Manning, wife and two daughters, OF
Keosauqua Miss Baldwin, Of Keo.
siuqua; Miss Sanford, of Keokuk
DIR. Barrows and wife, of Hartford
Conn: Mr.. and Mrs. Morehouse, OF
Fremont, Ncb., and regrets were re-
ceivcd from Judge &. G. Cole and
Judge Geo. G. Wright, of Des
Moines.
After the ceremony at the Church,
a large company of the immediate
friends and relatives of the bride and
groom repaired to the residence OF
the brides parents where The briGe
and groom received the eongratula-
tions of the large company of guests
When this part of the ceremony
was through with a sumptuous re-
past was served and u couple of hours
was spent in social intercourse of the
most agreeable character.
The bride received large number
of elegant and valuable presents
among which we noticed very hand.
some Roman gold necklace from the
groom.
A handsome Parlor set from hel
father.
A handsome bedroom set from the
father of the groom.
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a full. set Of Waverly Novels, l:
vols.
Goldsmith's Poems and Prose
works.
Shakespeare, richly bound.
Beautiful Toilet glass.
A Silver Cake Stand.
A Silver Butter Knife and Fruit
Spoon.
A Silver Pie Knife.
Three Silver Pickle Stands.
Silver Perfume Stand.
Silver Card Receiver.
Two Gold Plated Sugar Spoons.
Set of Silver Fruit Knivc,
Nut Picks and Crackers.
Boquet Vase and Card Receiver.
Silver Toast Rack.
Set of China Fruit PLATES antique
style.
Two enamel flower pots; a highl,
ornamental Cottage Clock.
| Two sets Bohemian Vases.
Bronze Drop Light.
Two pieces Statuary representa-!
the Broom Peddler and Nut Gather
er, and other presents our reporte
had not time to note.
The bride and groom left on tn
4:50 C. b. Il @. train for the cast. VII
Chicago and Cleveland. where the.
will spend some three week
in visiting friends and point
of interest, after which they will re
turn to Ottumwa and settle dow
like old folks, with the best wishe
for future happiness and prosperit
of a large circle Of acquaintance an
friends Next!