The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17
KRAMER-c1No MARS.
Fashionable wedding at the EpiscoI
Church

| kkAMER-C1NO MARS.
Fashionable wedding at the Episcopa
Church.
A large number of elegantly printe'
invitations were sent out last week in
viting those who received them to attenC
the wedding of Miss Estella Cling Mar
and Mr.. G. w. Kramer, at 8 80 a. M. q
Thursday, January 9th, at the ST Az
drews Episcopal church. The bride i.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Curry, o
this city, and Mr. Kramer is a popular
attache of the Adams Express Company
The bride and her parents having wide
acquaintance here, the church was filled
before the appointed hour with a fash
ionable audience, on the tiptoe of ez
pectation and interest. The day wa,
bright and pleasant, auguring asuccessful
wedding and happy married life, The
audience had just got well seated
through the polite efforts of Mr.. j
Marzetti and Mr.. r. NJ. Bachelor, whe
acted as ushers, when the wedding party
arrived in close carriages, prompt Ia
time, and entered the church in full
dress, proceeding up the aisle in the
following order:
Mr.. Albert Marietta, ! at
Mr.. r. NJ. Bachelor,
Mr.. VIM. Cinq Mars-Miss E. Inness
Mr.. Fred Newman-Miss Kitty Hood
Mr.. w. s. B.Stephens, of Holden, Mo
Mrs. Belle Kramer, Chanute, Kansas
Mr.. q. w. Kramer-Mrs. G. w. Curry.
NJ q w Mic, ENa4alls.
Mars.
Capt. Thatcher at the organ, played
wedding march as the party enterE
and arranged themselves in proper or
der in front of the chancel. Rev. Mr..
Burrows, the Rector of the St. Andrews
parish, then stepped forward and per
formed the beautiful and impressive
marriage ceremony of the Episcopal
church. Mr.. Curry gracefully giving
away the bride, and all parties going
through the ceremony with much ease
and success. At its conclusion the
bridal party, in reversed order, Che bride
being now escorted by her hushand, and
the father and mother together, proceed
ed down the aisle, passed, through the
door before the audience rose, and drove
At once to the residence of the brides
parents, from which they again entered
the carriages and drove to tile AT. & S.
F. train for the east, upon which the
happy couple embarked with the con
CALCULATIONS of bridesmaids, groomsmen,
and many friends who went to the train
to see them off. .
The wedding was in all respects a well
managed and successful affair, and de-
lighted ell who witnessed it, We ex
tend to the newly married pair our con
gratulations and best wishes for their
prosperity and happiness. The,wedding
presents compose one of the finest dis
plays of the kind we ever saw, and for
richness and elegance it is hard to think
of anything which would excel it. The
following is a correct list: z
Fine gold watch and chain, by the groom to
the bride.
one hundred dollars in greenbacks, by d,
CinQ Mars
Silver water pitcher, gobIets and tray. by
the brides brother, William CiRq Mars.
Fine morocco dressing case, by the Brides
DTOtuGI, SluQ udTS.
Elegant large family Bible, by the brides
stepfather, 9. W. Curry. - -
Beautiful set of Jewelry. by the BRIDES
Silver cake basket. by William Kramer and
wife. o.
mother.
Elegant sil'er castor, by Mr.. and Mrs
Jones
Two beautiful vases and mats, by Mrs. n .
{. Belts, the brides aunt.
very e.egunt calendar clock. from Mr..
and Mrs; w y; Stevens; of Holden, Mo;
Beautiful White shawl, by Mrs. Carrie
Elegant vase, by Miss Kittie Hood, of Em =,
poria Z
picks. by Mrs: and Miss Ihnes and Mr.. Big
ger, of Emporia. ..--.,.
Elegant silver butter-ilIsh, Mr. and Mrs
A. NJ. SOmmers, of Emporia
OF Kansas City. .-
Elegant jewelry and perfume case, by Mr..
and Mrs j. q. Burnett. Of EmpOria. y
Elegant silver card receiver, by T.. S. Cross,
F. r. Payne and T.. N Bachelor.
Beautiful silver pickle stand and tonRs, by
Mrs. StoIrs, G. w. Newman aad wife, l.. n.
Heritage and F. Z Newman of Emporia- Z
Silver card receiver, from Il. N. sedgwick,
Silver bouquet holder from Flora Frederick
and Carrie Goddard.
silver butter knife from Sadie and Ella,
Hinkie.
silver stand and perfume bottle. from Mr..
and Mrs j. A. Young and Mrs ID. Kidder
Pair Of boquet holders and silver stand
from T T.. Green. -
silver cigar stand and box of cigs-s, from
j b. Jordan and DIR. Hedden. -E
Elegant silver toilet set, from Geo. FindLey
and ". q. Perry, IT. Scott. 81 =
Beautiful card case, 7. kennev, TT Scott.
Silver fruit spoon, Albert MarZetti.
Silver pickle castor, Mrs. Marzetti and
Vincent Marzetti ia
Beautiful cluster Of crystal bulbs, forming
boqnet holder, Mr.. and Mrs 3. WAFER
bury, e = sE&
A rretty aud elegant tile stand. Miss L. E
Fisher.
Elegant prayer book to the groom, ~ the
Elegant silver stand and perfume bottle,
William Kramer. brother of the groom
Beautiful silver stand and crystal berry
dish, by Mr.. 4 Mrs. l d. Fox and Mrs. h
Traak.
One pair OF beautiful silver napkin rings,
each mounted on Q silver deer, Mr..and Mrs.
Frank GOodnOw.
Two cases containing one dozen silver tea
spoons and one dozen silver knives, by J . n =.
Thatcher, w. Z. Perry, Mamie Swank and
Beautiful Jewel casket in shape OF an acorn,
L. v. Beatty.
Very handsome white and crInnson attn pa
per and envelope case, Mrs. 5 A. Stevens
aunt of the bride.
Pearl card case, Mrs. North, Mrs. Perley
and Chas Ryder.
Silver stand and perfume bottle. Mr.. and
Mrs. I. NJ Fry
EmbrOidered cushion and Jewel case Mrs
>. &. Thomas
Air castle, Tinney and Norma Belts, Hol-