The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-21
HAPPY HEARTS.
The Marriage Yesterday Of Mr. Ar
thor sin, mons and !Mrs. Ida kisseIl.

The Marriage Yesterday Of Nr. Ar
thur sim mOns and ,Nrs. Ida kisseII.
| Yesterday afternoon at the residence OF
DIR A. c. sloan, 4l2 Delaware street, Mr..
| Arthur Simmons, one Of our leading tobac-
CO merchants and a most respected citizen,
and Mrs. Ida kissell, lady well and "a
vorably known in this community for her
many virtues, were united in the indis-
soluable bonds Of wedlock by Hon. Albert
III. Horton, Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court of the State. Invitations had been
extended TO large number Of the friends
Oh both bride and groom, and at least one
hundred and fifty persons witnessed the in
teresting and impressive ceremony as per-
formed by Judge Horton. The bride was
elegantly attired in an ashes OF roses silk,
with tram, her hair being dressed a Ia Pom
pIdOur, with ostrich tips. For ornaments
she wore full set OF canoes, with heavy
gold chain encircling the neck.
The bridegroom was faultlessly attired
in the conventional black suit, white vest
and gloves. After the ceremony had been
performed, the guests were invited to par
take OF an elegan; repast, provided by
Thos. Giacomini, the well-knOwn caterer,
and while his culinary skill was being in
terviewed We obtained the following list of
elegant and costly presents bestowed upon
the now happy couple:
LIST OF PRESENTS.
The bridegroom's present was a cluster
diamond ring and set OF cameo jewelry.
A full solid silver tea service, from Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Staiger.
A tray Of two dozen silver spoons and
forks. from j. Switze-
A large silver berry dish, from Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Dodsworth and Mr. and Mrs.
Shoemaker.
An elegant card receiver, from Mr.. and
Mrs. Jno. +. Richards.
A silver syrup cup, from Miss Carrie
Staiger.
A silver butter dish. Master Arthur Stai-
ger.
Silver sugar bowl, Miss Sophie Staiger.
Elegant silver card receiver, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. ii. Durfee.
L'rSe silver and cut glass berry dish, Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Mctronigle
Cake dish, Mr.. and Mrs. ). N. Kelsey.
Celery dish, W. B. Fletcher.
Silver and cut glass butter dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. NIehaus.
Castor and fruit dish, combined, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas II. Dur(ee.
Large covered silver and porcelain fruit
dish, }. A. Thomas
Call bell, }. \. DooIey.
breakfast castor, Dr. and Mas. A. c.
Sloan.
Set of nut crackers and picksrs, b. H.
Morgan.
Elegant clock from j. and \. Friedman.
New York.
Carving knife, fork aud steel, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Z. Akin. Accompanying this
;ift was the following note:
10 Mr.. and Mrs. 17iha8 Simmons:
From your friends, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. c.
Aklu, with tneir best wishes Tor your health
ind welfare. Arthur. tins knife Is emblem
tilcai oi the fortune and po-itIon which hon-
'r, integrity and perseverance have 'csIrved" |
,ut OF the word The fork reminds ol the |
many times you have "forked over" when |
ver called upon by "A friend in need, or Tor "A 4
worthy cause. The steel is suggestive OF Il
our heart, which il "true steel" and may \
iiese always be used in The midst OF plenty.
A pair of vases from Il. Z. Clark & Co.
An elegant brack,t lambrequin, Miss 4
-ouise SarSIead
Picture, Mrs. Col. Mckay
Ict pitcher and nut holder, Mr. and Mrs.
. ii. Craucei, Mr.. .ud Ms. J. B. Young, |
fr. and Mrs. :. +. Neeley, Mr.. and Ms. /
=. Il. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Park, NJ
nd Mrs. J. Il. Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
.eonard, Air. Am. Pinks,on, Mr.. McNiel
Tough Nh. W.B. Fletcher and NJ. C. Morris
The newly welded couple start out with
right and brilliant prospects besore them,
rId The TINES. with the remaindero of their
umerou- friends wish them God speed on
Ieir iourue. Though Ese.