The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-03
WEDDING CHIMES.
Marriage of Mr.. Fritz Buckio to
Miss Ereeda LauenStein.

WEDDING CHIMES.
Marriage of Mr.. Fritz Buckio to-
Miss Ereeda Lauenstein.
The social event of the week was the
marriage on last Wednesday evening Of
Mr.. Fritz BUcKIo to Miss FREEDA LAU.
ENsrErN, eldest daughter of CHARLES
LAUENsrE1N, Esq, and one of Woods
fields most worthy young ladies. Seven
O'Clock p NJ was the hour set for the
ceremony, but long before that hour the
residence on Main street was comforta-
bly, filed with guests. The house was
gaily decorated with flowers, vines and
ferns. At the hour named the bride and
groom entered the parlors and were met
by Rev. AUHLENBAcH, of the Lutheran
Church, who performed the ceremony.
After the solemnization of the tie aud
congratulations, the guests enjoyed an
elegant supper composed of substantials,
delicacies and wines.
About 10 o'clock Mr.. FRITZ REEF with
his Silver Cornet Band appeared on the
scene and discoursed some delightful
music. The rendering of "Tbe last Good
Bye" was very fine. They were served
with supper. After this the rooms we're
cleared and the guests tripped it to the
strains of W. ScHuErELE's violin. Age
was no drawback to enjoyment and the
OLD people were as hilarious as any
younger in the party, and, although the
wind howled without, the waltz sounded
within and swallowed it up. 1t was GER
tainly a fearful night but also gay one.
Enjoying present comfort and happiness
the merry dancers gave little heed to the
war of the elements and "joy was un-
confined" The presents to the fair
young bride from her many friends were
numerous and useful, two tables being
loaded down with them. We recall the
following from notes:
Mrs. P ScHUMAcHER, Sr., RosE NAL.
LcRY and LENA DIEHL,set of china dishes
CHAs. Il LENA BURKHART, silver pickle
stand.
JOHN SToEHR, cream set.
ELLEN GUTHRIE, desert dishes.
Q. w. HoEFFLER, fruit stand.
ANNA SCHUMACHER, market basket.
Mr. & Mrs. F, REEF, silver knives.
Mr.. & Mrs. REINHERR, pair vases.
MARY A. & LYDIA Dora, counterpane
FRANK BUCKIo. silver butter knife.
CATHARINE SCHNEIDER. coffee canister
and coffee.
PAULINE d ANNIE LAuENsrEIN, butter
dish.
ANNIE ScHUErELE, sugar bowl.
KATIE, SCHNEIDER, table linen.
Mr.. q Mrs. G. H GOODRICH, lamp
LOUIS SCHUMACHER, carving knife.
Mr.. & Mrs. ScHUEFELE, set cups and
saucers
Louis & AMELIA NEuHARr, silver but
ter dish.
KITTY LANG, french coffee pot.
Mrs. SOPHIA SCHNEIDER, set knives
and forks.
FRANK SCHUMACHER, seiye.
Mr. & Mrs. KooNrz, pair of shoes.
CHRIS HELBLISG & family, stand, roll
ling pin and potato masher.
Mr.. d Mrs. JACOB BuRGBAcHER, silver
! table spoons.
Louis & LorrIE LANG, counterpane.
Mr.. & Mrs. JOHN SCHUMACHER, of
Moundsville, pair embroidered pillow
cases.
MARY BUcKIo, silver tea spoons.
MARY NEUHART, napkins.
WIN. ScHUEFELE. Jr., lamp.
Mr.. & Mrs. BALTzER HINES, shovel,
poker and iron
Mr.. d Mrs. H. R. WEST, silver knives.
Mr.. q Mrs. W. T. NORRIS, silver
spoons.
Mr. Il Mrs. GEO. BURKHART, table
linen.
2. SCHUMACHER, Sr g., clothes basket.
Mr.. & Mrs. LOUIS SToEHR, wash stand.
MARY A. Guthrie, bridal wreathe.
HENRY BUCKIo, silver forks.
Mr.. & Mrs. HILABRANT, of Wheeling,
silver spoons.
AMELIA JONES, pair silver butter knives
and sugar spoon.
ATTA Mopprc fowolc
Mr.. d Mrs. MIcHAEL LANG, coal buck
ct and shovel
Mr.. & Mrs. FRED SroEHR, table linen.
Mr.. d Mrs RAKABRANT, of Wheeling,
silver ladle lined with gold.
BARBARA HoEFFLER, lamp mat.
LOUISA LAUENsTEIN, silver forks.
LIZZIE & EMMA HAYDEN, silver spoons
and butter knife.
Mr.. & Mrs. BURKHARDr, of Cincinna-
ii, table linen and napkins.
Mr.. d Mrs. CHAs. LAUENsTElN, bed
stead and carpet
Miss LENA BuRKHARDr, of Cincinnati,
cigar holder and flower stand.
The groom presented the bride hand.
some set of solitaire ear rings.
Our boys return thanks for the good
things received and unite with US in
| wishing the newly welded couple 8