Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-14
MATRIMONIAL.
H. Z. CutainE and Josephine Dawson Join
t Hands for Life

II. +. CutainE and Josephine Dawson Join
Hands for Life.
AT Christ church last evening was per.
formed the marriage ceremony which united
q. E. Cutting and Josephine Dawson as
husband and wife. The affair had been an
ttcipatcd by several weeks, aud rs the con.
tracing parties ale among our we'll known
young people, numerous invit alton to wit
ness the ceremony had been issued. The
church was crowded by the time the car
riages containing the bridal party reached
the entrances. The ceremony began prompt
ly at eight o'clock, aud in ten minutes was
finished. Rev. DIR. Hoyt, assisted by Rev.
Mr.. Richardson, oficiat.d. j. B. Cloudas
oficiated as groomsman, and Miss Julia A.
Thompson as bridesmaid. The bride was
given away by George w. Kingsbury. AZ
ter the church ceremonies the wedding par
~ repaired to the residence of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. Amanda Dawson, where it
was met by forty or fifty invited guests and
a few hours Of pleasant greetings flushed
up the event. AT the house a brilliant ar.
ray of bridal gifts was displayed, mostly in:
cluded in the following list:
WIN. Blatt, ii. Bucrdorf. lee Bernard and y.
W. CoN-Walnut bedroom set OF three pieces.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Gardncr-Embl oidcrcd sheets and
pillow Shams.
From the mother of the bride--Bed linen and
towels.
Mis-. w. A. Burleigh-Table napkins.
Mrs. HedgethOrn-Wolsted tidy and sofa pill
low.
Mrs. Woolworth-Dlncr set.
Mr.. \ Mrs. VIM. Mincr-Hmdscmc lamp.
Mrs. VIM. Box-Silver spoon holdcr.
Mrs. \. w. Lavender-Pa of Bohemian glass
and silver salt cellars.
NJ. \. Baker-Set of silver forks.
MIR. \ Mrs, l. PilcS-Silver and cut glass pickle
castor.
Mrs. Chas. Bates-Embroidcrcd tidy.
Mr.. Phil X. F%aulk-Pair Of vases.
Miss Carrie Dawson-Comb and brush.
Miss Fannie Dawson-Walnut bracket.
Mis-. A. l.. Edwards-Card basket.
Mr.. 4 Mrs. T.. II. Pauline-silver butter dish
Mr.. l. Mrs. w. 5. Lyons-Set of silver spoons.
Mrs. Al. Carricr-Silver and crystal bouuct :
holder.
MIR. 4 Mrs. j. a. potter-Ecautiful Silvcrtea-
pot. Marie A%ntoiNette style.
M. Will and Miss Nora Observation-Disclosures
stand.
Miss Julia hompson-Bo,1lc OF cologne.
Mrs. l.. NJ. rurdy--Toilet set.
Mr.. \ Mrs. l.. G.. Smith--rair of Bohemian
vases.
Mr.. c.. II. Cameron--rarlo lamp.
MIR. Robert Wright, of Kansas City-Silver
cake basket.
Mr.. 4 Mis- Frank SearleS-Large chrome.
Mr.. & Mrs. John o. BateS--Siiecr castor.
Mr.. 4 Mrs. j. r.. Sanborn-Rocking and parlol
chair.
MI. MariS Taylor--Silver and gilt card
Mr.. Robert Cox, Cheyenne Agency--Slo.
Charles Story-Bronze card -rccciver.
Mrs. George Smi,h-Pairo of vases.
Mr.. Alfred Carre--Crystal fruit and flower
stand.
Mr.. j. Is. Cloudas--Elegant parlor clock.
Larry Deming-Camp'cha
Mis-. II. c. Ash -Boluet of greenhouse flow
clS.
After tn reception was ended, Mr.. Cut
ting took his wife to his residence, on 9Th
street, after receivisg the best wishes OF
their many friends. They will Ut, squan
der time on y tour, but have commenced
life in a quiet way in their Yankton home,
The congratulations of the newspaper por,
tion of tie public are extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cutting. Our best wish is that their
married life may bring to them unalloyed
happiness.