Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-12-25
Reyers. .Meesrt.

and most brilliant wedding festivities
that has occurred in New Albany for
many years. The church was elaborate
" decorated. the work of decoration
heng under the supervision of Messrs.
Nanz and Nemer, Of Louisville. 1t
vas the OCCASION OF the celebration OF
he nuptials of Mr. Edward g. Rodgers.
Of ST. Paul, MIMI. and Miss Mary +.
McCord. the accomplished daughter Of
X. e. McCord, Of this city. As the
bridal couple entered the church. Prof.
Zoc.ler, the organist on the occasion,
struck up 4 grand wedding march aud
there was soft sweet music on the organ
wi;le the ceremony was being perform
ed. There were no attendants. Mr.. J.
K'dson Woodward, Samuel B. Kerr,
Scott Cromie. Ed. Stoy, James Dixon
and Charles Hubert acted as ushers.
The groom was dressed in 4 plain black
suit. The bride was very handsome,
and was dressed in a white velvet dress
brocaded on silk. with plain white silk
train. trimmed iu Duchess lace and white
fringe. which was ornamented with
orange blossoms. interspread with white
crush roses chenille stems. The orna-
ments worn by the bride were diamonds
Rev.. w. Clokty the pastor, per-
formed the ceremony according to the
rites ofthe Presbyterian Church. After
tho ceremony the bridal party retired 10
the residence IF Mr.. r. G, McCord,
where pleasant reception was held
Until Top. H.. Receiving the congralula-
tions of large number ofiricnds. The
following list of presents were given to
the bridal party;
Mr. aud Mra. r. &. McCord-Solitaire
diamond earluSS.
Mr. Z. e. Diamond pin with
diamond pen.
Mr.. ard Mr.. j. y. Rogers, father
nj molL,rol iAe eloom-Case Of solid
slverHagc. fifty three pieces.
Mr. J. n. Rodgers, jr.-~Beautiful
brouZc clock.
Miss Hoscrs-Soid silver individual
blltcr dishes and salt dishes.
F. l.. Roger, Solid silver butter dish
and nu'le.
y. \. MyC0rd Silver water service.
ChaS. V. McCard-Slyercakr basket.
RIG M,Cord. jr.-Silyef napkin rings.
slr. a.d Mis-. G.. X. Aldclot-Sllycr
nut bowls.
Il. Howard \ delolt--Pilno, stool,
cover. aud twenty pirces music.
Georsr ". AydelOlte-Silyer soup
tureen aud ladle.
Miss Adhe Az delOtte-Pdir of hand.
some silver VASES
Mr. and Mrs. Z. StOy-A dozen silver
knives.
Miss Stoy Handsome silver jewel
case in sha pc of chair.
Ed. b. Sto,-Real Russia leather
glove and handkerchief box.
". V. Stoy, of Lafayette, Ind.-Sil-
yer and gold card-case.
Mrs. +. b. Moosy-Toilet bottles,
Miss Moody-Toilet mats.
Mrs.. NJ. L. S;oy-Red mittens.
Samuel Marshal Gold and Japanese
ice cream spoon.
G.. D. Nash, Of lIilwaukce-Case Of
solid silver knives.
John Nash, Of Milwaukee-Dozsn
dinner knives.
W. J. Johnson. of Milwaukee-Pair
of imported japanese vases.
Ed. ". johnson, of st. Paul-Dozen
solid silver fruit knives.
Alr. and Mrs. w. A. Culberston, Of
st. Paul-Silyer tea set.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul ID. Ferguson, OF
St. Paul-Solid gold jewel case.
George Wolf of Louisville Pair Of
brenzes.
Mis- Flora Dixon, Cadiz, O.-pair Of
brouze pitchers.
Mrs. A. G. Bamberger, Louisville
japanese folding mirror.
Mrs. James Parkhill. Louis fille-Sil =
yer toilet set.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II A. Magill. Louisville
-Oxidzed silver and japanese flower
stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Otis, of st. Paul
White silk aud lace pmcushlon and
pillow slips painted by hand.
Mr.. aud Mrs. /. IL. BoOmer-Sllyer
and gold iruit stand.
II. ". Wilkes, Jr, Louisyile-Book
Of poetry.
MIS-. Il. W. Wilkes. L Du.sville-ve!-
vet box. embroidered III chenille.
Misses Cromie aud DixOu-Green
brouze bird o,namcnt.
Sam Kerr aud Charles HubbeTl--Sil-
yer vases.
]. X. Woodward, Jr r-PVut-laee
handkerchief
Miss Auna Culbertson-Haudso
basket OF flowers.
MIR. aud Mrs. W. :. Culbertson-liall
dozen solid silver tablespoons.
Mss Charlotte DuyAll-Slver and
god card Das Set.
Clark Duy.dl -Geutlemdu's GLOW .
box.
! Mrs. IL. y, Gaord-SilYer aud golC
eard-rccelver.
N. q. Aydrlolt Real ivory CONF
aud brush.
Mrs. >. B. Leach-Silycr aud golc
candy basket.
Mr. and Mrs II. :. Dcwney, Risins
Suu-Silver aud gold portfolio.