The Ottawa free trader., 1878-10-12

Sherwood,
Y LELAND-HAMILToN.
Again, on Wednesday night, the marriage bel
rang out It's merry pcals, calling to the marriag,
feast Of J.. LELAND, jr., and Miss FANNIE HAMIL.
TON. The summons was gladly responded to,
and as the hour of the ceremony approached 6
o'clock the parlors of Mr., lIamllton's beautiful
home rapidly filed with an cXpcctant company,
Williss orchestra the while beSuiling the
guests with music Promptly at the hour
the bridal party appeared and proceeded
to the bow window Of the west parlor,
which was beautifully trimmed with smilaY
fcst0ons, directly over the bride and groom
hanging the marriage bell Of tube roses-and
white carnation pinks with Gala lily clapper,
the bell being surmOuntcd by the monogram In
white immortclcs and scarlet seraniums. The
bride was lovely in white satin brocade, and
white satin, trimmed with point.applique lace,
with orange blossoms and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Culbertson, of Chicago, first bridesmaid,
was lovely in white tuelle and satin trimmings aud
balls and forget.me nots. Miss Lille Bull, I'd
maid wore Paris muslin and satin, trimmed with
cardinal and blue flowers. Charley Hamilton,
brother OF the bride, was best man" and Mr..
Ed. {. Swift, second groomsman. The ceremony
was beautifully and impressivcy performed by
Rev. Mr.. Strowbridgc, of the First Methodist
Church The congratulations which followed
were OF the hcartcst and were the more so, per-
haps, since all knew that, save at intervals.
they should see their bcaming countenances no
more, for their new home will he in Eldorado,
Ka, where the groom now pursues his profcs.
sion as a lawyer
The presents were very beautiful and rich. A
partial list would contan-a large silver cake
basket, from Mr.. and Mrs l.. Leland; nut picks,
Mr. and Mrs. VIVA. Dent; cake basket, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Nash; half dozen table and a dozen
tea spoons, solid, and beautifully engraved, from
Mr. and Mrs. 5. w. Cheever; beautifully en-
gravcd fish knife, from Miss Carrie Manley; doz.
en- silver. gold lined, ice cream spoons from
Mcssrs Edwin j. Cameron and VIM. NJ. ii. For.
rest Davenport Ia. berry dish, Mr. and Mrs. p.
X. Leland; Madonna and child, Mr. and Mrs. +.
A. Sherwood berry spoon, Ed c. Swift; set Of
Dickens, J. H. Gilman Dores Ancient Mariner,
Miss Culbertson; set Of English Poets in moroc-
co case, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hapeman; silver tea
set, from her mother silver butter dish, from
sister Katie; silver castor, sister Hattie; silver
knives and forks, brother Frank; upright piano,
from father; dozen solid tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Z. King; antique candlc-stick, Miss Knox,
Princeton, H.; candlesticks and candles, Mrs.
W. X. White, Davenport, Ia; half dozen silver
knives, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spencer; bouquet
and holder, Mrs. j. V. A. Hoes; silver vase, Mrs.
+. d. Sweetser, and Miss Davis, Boston; ivory
toilet set, II. Il. Cotton, Chicago; large oil
painting, Miss Lille Bull; napkin rings, Mr.. and
Mrs Cyrus Leland, Eldorado ka.; silver syrup
cup, Mrs. Towne, Chicago; salt and pepper cas-
tor, DR.. Davies, Eldorado, Ka.; bouquet holder,
Jessie and Alice Macarthur; silver jewel case,
Mrs. L. c. Allen; silver cal-bell, Miss Fannie
Chccvcr; tea set, hand painted, about three doz
en- pieces, from her sister Nellie; bronze card ta-
bic, Miss McCutchcon, Pittsburgh; ivory toilet
set, Fannie Hull; Bryant, Fannie Osman; House
hold Book OF Poetry, Miss Marcia Leland; Not.
tngham lace pillow shams and coveret, Mrs. w.
II. Hull; worsted toilet set, Miss Miller and Mr..
Dean, Pittsburgh; inlaid table 0aquer work.
Chas. Hamilton. There were also elegant gifts
OF hcwers by Miss Sara Fiskc and Judge Cation.
Among the guests were Mrs. Dawson, Fort
Wayne, Ind; Miss McCutcheon, Miss Miller, Mr..
Princeton, H.. Miss White, Kansas; DR.. Davies,
Kansas; Miss Wore, Chicago; l.. Leland and wife
and daughter, Judge and Mrs. f. s. Leland,
Judge Cation, Judge and Mrs. Eldredge, p X. Lc-
land and wife and daughter, +. l.. Fiske and wife
and daughters, Sherman Leland and wife, w. Fl.
Hull and wife, j. +. Nash and wife, F. d. Sweet
ger and wife, Henry Nash and wife and Miss
Dudgeon, Moses Osman and wife, DR.. Bascom
and wife, l. n BEEN and wife, Re-. NJ. X. Whit
lcscy, VIM. Cullen and wife and daughters Mrs.
r. c. Jordan, c. II. Brush and sisters, D. p. Jones
and wife, Dr. Macarthur and daughters, F. A.
Sherwood and wife, II. A. Butler and wife, S. +.
King and wife, f. +. Bull and wife, Eeazer Lc-
land and wife, Mason Bull, q. c. Rickley and
wife, J. r. Cameron and wife, j. f. Montrose and
wife, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Strowbrdgc, Mrs. An.
thony Misses Emma Allen, Lynch, Hopkins,
Maney, Molic Osman, Hull, Eldredgc, Wallace,
Lura Nash, Mary Strawn, Emma Thorne, Llliel
Mattocks, Harrison, Josie Stout, Mary and Mag
gle Spencer, Messrs. Coles, Emmons, Fred Hos
sack, Hard, McQuade, Clarence Griggs, Strawn,
Jef Carson, Kiby, Chas. Miller, DR.. Ryburn, C.I
A. Smith, Geo. Eldredgc, and others.
As ushcrs. Mcssrs. II. e. Cotton, Chicago, and
Charles Cation, Ottawa, assisted materially during
the evening. As to the toilets, we believe we
never saw our ladies more handsomely attired
than on this occasion, the wealth and beauty of
the total completely non.plussing "our society
wcpowtah." The supper was, of course, in keep.
ing the table being beautifully ornamchtcd as
became the occasion. The bridal party expect
ing to leave for the east at A. NJ, the guests de-
parted about midnight feeling they had passed
an evening not soon to be forgotten. All restraint
had been cast aside and surely the bride and
groom will be able to remember but happy
host of friends on this their wedding night. I'll
transpired, however, that wreck west had de-
layed their train; and they were compelled to
await the morning tran when they left the city.
In week they will return for brief stay and
then proceed tothcir new home in Kansas whittier
the best wishes of their many friends here, to
whom they have cndearcd themselves by many