The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-19
A HAMILTON WEDDING
Marriage Of Mrs. Millikin to Mr.. D. W
Fitton,

Yesterday afternoon, at half-past four,
Mrs. J. G. Millikin was married to Mr.. d.
W. Fitton, at the residence of her father
Hon. Lewis y. Campbell. The ceremony
was performed b, the Reverend Chapman. of
the Epsc pal Church of Hamilton. After
the congratulations of many relatives and
friends. SUPPER was served, and at half.past
eight Mr. and Mrs. Fitt,n left on the train
for Chicago. and will visit other places in
the West before returning.
The bridal presents were numerous, and
many very handsome. A complete set of
bedroom furniture from father of bride, a
silver tea set with waiter from parents of
bride, soup tureen and oyster dish nf sill
yer from sisters OF the bride, Mrs. Minor
aud Miss Campbell; handsome set of pearls
from the groom, complete dinner and tea
set in china from brothers and sisters of the
groom, clock frnm nephews and nieces
of groom; handsome gold watch and chain
from Mr. Sam. Fitton, brother o. the
groom, sconces with painted candles from
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Campbell. silver
cake-knife from Marv Woodward, aunt OF
the bride; jewel casket in gold and bronze
from Mr.. E. N. Roth, mirror from Miss Ac-
ton, painting in water c''lOrs from DR.. An
son Bracket. handsomely bounded copy of
Shakespeare from Ira l. Millikin, elegant
engraving from the Robin Hood Archery
Club, cravon from Mrs. J. Millikin, silver
card case from Mrs. Major Millikn, mirror
with decorated candles from T. v. Howell,
wife and daughter. toilet bottles with cases
from Mrs. Fl. f. West, tete-a-tete set from
Miss Loomis, silver call-bell from Mr.. and
Mrs Warren Munger. easel with portfolio
and engraving from Jessie, Bud and Bran
don Millikin, jewel case from Mrs. HES
taud, set uf fruit plates from Mr.. and Mrs
John Cornell, cut glass vase with
silver stand. from Miss Birdie Thomas;
handsome fern and Gala. from Mrs. Loder:
cuH-buttons, from Master Willie Peck and
Jennie Firton; silver nut hicks with irovy
hsndIes from Mis>es Webriny, Mathews
and Hart; case of ice cream spoons, from
grandmother (ninety y-f0nr years old) Of the
bride; casket Of cut flowers, from
Mrs. Ed. Tytus; set of b oks, "Artist Biog-
raphies," from Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Whelp
ley; Iampas grass from Mrs. Thomas; cut
flowers, from Mrs. James Jackson; hand
some standard rocker, from Mrs. l.. NJ.
Griffis, Mrs. g. N. Fleurer and Mrs. 0. v.
Parish; elegant work. basket, from Mrs. Jo-
seph McMakin; silver olive fork, from
Campbell Millikin.
Among those present were noticed: DR..
w. w. Dawson, Mr.. J. M. Dawson.
Messrs. Edward and Florence Reilly, MIR.
and Mrs. A. W. Whelply, DR.. Ansnn Brack-
EFT, Mrs Isabel Rely and NJ S. Hnwells,
from Cincinnati; Mrs. Hiestand, Miss and
Mr.. John Acton, Eaton, O.; Miss L"omis,
Dayton; Messrs. Harry Woodward and
daughter, Miss Lille, from Franklin; Mrs
Ed. Tytus. Mrs e. b. Hason and Miss
Birdie Thomas, from Middletown.
Hamilton people-Maj rMillikin and wife,
DR.. Moody and wife, g. N. Flenner and
wife. 0. V. Parrish and wife, DR.. Gritfis and
wife, Mr.. James Jackson and sou, Mrs.
Geo. Slaffer, Mrs. Catherine SBider, MIR,
and Mrs. James Il. Campbell. T. V. Howell
and wife and daughter, Miss Katie Howell,
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Millikin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Makey, DR.. Peck and wife, Mr.
James Fitton and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Will. Fi,ton. MIR. and Mrs. Thoma
Fitton, Mr.. Sam. Fitton, Miss Rache
Fitton, Miss Della Peck. Mis-
Minnie Belden, Mr.. James Belden. Mr.
Charles Z. Fitt0n, Mr.. Frank Ftton, DIR
and Mrs. Beauchamp, Miss Emma Brant
Mr.. VIII Moore, Miss Sue Van Derveer
Misses Sophie and Sue Thomas Mr.. A. j
Curtis. Mr.. John Beeler, Mrs. Sophie Blair
Mrs. Mary Millikin, Ira 8. Mill
kin. Dr.. Sam. Millikin, Mis-
Agnes Millikin, Mrs. Cornell, Miss Carri
, Cornell, Mr.. Edgar Belden. Mr.. viii Bel
den, Mrs. 6aliie Reed, DR.. Millikin an
wife NJ Paul Aillikin, Mr. Harry L