The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-11-05
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Alsree crowd Of persons assembled
at the R c. Church on Tuesday morning
the 29th ult- ITO switness the marriage of
Prof g. F. KAIrENsacH, o. Paterson,
New Jersey, to Miss Louisa HoErrLER
daughter y M. Hsrrrlrs' Esas of shisI
place. = . q ! &@ u 4
= , The BRIDE
Was tastefalIy dressed, II a.hesTa aof t,sses1
silk handsomely trimmed in elegant lace
withEbfidal sei snd orange blossoms
The beautiful young bride never looked
lovelier.
EE rHE eReax
WIS s,tireM in tie conventioilal black
suit, and looked unusually handsome 4
After 9 few appropriate. remarks by
Rev. WnssEsBxssEa the marriage icere-
nony was performed and the young
couple pfon0ahced husband and Nwiiee
Immediately after the ceremony at the
Chufchttbe invited guests repaired to the
residence Of the brides father. The
gathering there was emlnentlys repre-
sentative one, leading citizens Of vsrivus
professions and call,ngs, being present
with their familiesE (sbiles the 10 stsidness
iof the elderly portion of the assembly
was pleasantly relieved by Ties presence
Of gay young beaux and bellies of socie-
ty. Friends and neighbors, and rela.
tives. were also there; and all apparent
| ly "felt that it was good to be there
The house was full and the hearts were
lful.
4 Z Dinner was soon aunoupcedEsnd the
company repaired from the parlors to
the dining room, where bountiful re
past was spread, consisting Of all the
delicaeies Of the Esesson TO which ample
Justice was done BY Che hungry guests.
/ The Woodsheld Cornet Band . and
Woodsfield Orchestra rendered some ex
quisite music and were inviteddn by Mr.
HoErrLER to partake of the many good
things, which they discussed with xest?
The bride received many valuable
presents during the mornings tokens Of
love and esteem from affectionate: rela.
tives and admiring friends. We append
! q list, ------.---------
Misses LIzzlE and EMMA HAYDEN,
sabroidefa pillow csses. paifE
WILL and LENA MOONEY, silver butter
caASrIx xsua LENA BeRfHASps. nap
kiusa md nSpkisriuss. y
W. y. LurroN, towels.
JEnse FpIlAii and famhS silvei
forks.
! G.w:,KeTsfBrR, fable lilssdS...sa,, ,,, .'a5 "a
MI, snd Mrs. r. DoRR,, toilet set.,s,sd
EVERETT and ELLA MoRRis, table lin
i ,a fShla y sg4oe ssIai : sBsd ysaf .hS
AealE, KorzEBUE, ladies companion.
Nan READ, pair Jelly dishes.
MI snd Mrs. RsrsHEas pair vases,
!. JOSIE WILLIAMS, silver molasses can.
y. B. WILLIAMS. silver sugar bowl.
Mr., andsMrs. THosg LrrrLs, CHRONIC,
\ ffruit piece).
! FREDA LAuENsrErH, toilet mats.
n. A. GuTHERrE, silver cream pitcher.
i LlzzIE and Mrs. HELBLlNa, silver tea.
spoons. 7 w
] EJ. T. JuDkiss aad famflS silverfable
/ spoons.
LIZZIE DAvENpoRr, silver butter knife
(. HENRY FABER, grayey tureen.
+ FRirz BucKIo and ASHER OKEr, silver
teaspoons. 1vr
4 FoREsr GATcHEIL, spoon holder 4
j. MIS- LENA UlEHL, uQy
| TIBBIE KoEHLER, stand cover.
4 q M, aue. Mrs WADpELt, cayEyying knife
and fork
Mr.. and Mrs, H R wrsr ana Mar!
TIE OkEY, silver knives. 'A
! MrssRosE, MArLoRys ftanettamosso, Z.
4 Mrs. NJ. HoErrLER, pair vases.
i Mrs. j. B DRIea., wax cross
/ Mr. and Mrs G. H. GooDRfca, gias.
cream set.
4 ssMss sGEoeKggfEREsstahle kpsnR gss
4 aH4ss4sA HoEsrlsR soanterpaas
4 Rs srElsss sssssss ] s.s ptsyss tsoss
| Rev. WIZ NEu, of Bunker Hill, III.
aeold msdsl
ANTHONY ScapxAcHEs, a dressed pig
ready fer roastingw
i Prof. KALTENBAcH and bride left abou'
N Z o,clock for Rarhaayilies accon anief