Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-30
A Quiet Wedding.

DAGES-NEWTON-At the resi-.
dence of the BRIDES parent in this city
Thursday evening, Dec. 23d, 1880, by
Rev. M. B. Wilson, JNo, w. DAGEs and
Miss KATE M. NEWTON, daughter of DIR.
w. S. Newton.
The wedding was quiet and elegant
affair, only relatives seeing the young
and prosperous couple off on their
journey in life. The groom is mem-
ber of the firm of Jno. Dages & Co.. a
qaiet and excellent young business man,
standing high socially. The bride is
handsome and accomplished, and a
fitting mate for the groom. She was
richly dressed in white gros-grain silk,
trimmed with orange blossoms. Many
relatives from abroad were present.
The supper was all that skill and ex-
perience could make it. The following
is the list of rich presents received:
Mr. and Mrs Dages, bed room set of
furniture; C L Dages, parlor lamp;
Misses Emma and Nellie Dages. tea
set; Miss Millie C Dages, tidy; Mr. and
Mrs Stephen Newton of Marietta, oil
painting; Mr. Jno Newton of Marietta,
gold coin; Mr. and Mrs d f Newton,
Hartford City, w Va. French clock;
Mr. and Mrs G III Lord, Harmar, o.,
chamber set; Grandma Newton, set
solid silver tea spoons; Grandma An
drews, set solid silver dessert spoons;
John w Newton, silver castor; Hattie
A Andrews, glass fruit dish and set of
goblets; MIR and Mrs Edward Wilson,
pair celery stands; Mr. and Mrs w ii
Andrews, dozen silver knives; Mr. and |
Mrs p III Stevenson, silver syrup can /;
Mr. and Mrs Jas Vanden, clock; L r
Hayward, card table; Mrs Helen Hay |
ward, camp chair; Mrs c N Stephenson,
linen towels; Mr. and Mrs w G Hay
ward, pickle caster; Mr. L Lord,
Harmar, set silver nut picks; w II Lord,
Harmar, fruit dish; Flora, Alice and |
Fred Dages, silver cake basket; Mrs
Theo N Wilson, silver vase; Mr. Theo n
Wilson, card case and cards; Mr. and
Mrs Geo Beall, Parkersburg, card
receiver; Mr. and Mrs w G Fuller,
marble-top center table; Master Burt
Fuller, majolica pitcher; Mr. and Mrs
Frank Dages, full set tin-ware; Jas NJ
Kerr, dozen silver knives; Mrs Kerr,
worked tidy; Fred Il Kerr, Sc. of
carvers; Solomon Hayward, work box;
Mr. and Mrs n j Vanden, pitcher; Miss
Annie Vanden, tidy; Hon G w and Mrs
Moredock, Hartford city, w Va, solid
silver pie knife in case; Blanche Lord,
Harmar, vase; Mr. and Mrs J C Hutsin-
piller. camp chair; Fannie Holloway,
pin cushion; Mr. and Mrs w H Mitchell,
pair bird pictures; Mr. and Mrs r ID
Cooke, Marietta, bird picture; Mr. and
Mrs Charles r Talbot, Covingtol, KY,
pair napkin rings; MIR and Mrs H B
Gentry, call bell; Miss Maud Sanns,
call bell; Rev and Mrs n B Wilson,
pair Venitian glass vases; Frank Bell,
fern picture and easel; Miss sFlavia
Stewart, napkin ring; Miss Mary c
Graham, pair silver and crystal vsses;
Mics Myrtle Halliday, table cloth; Bert
Hanson, dozen napkins; Mr. and Mrs
Jas H Sanns, plaque; Mr. and Mrs S
Neal, pair silver and crystal vases; Miss
Ada II Kicker, Ironton, o., fancy hood
and lace tidy; Miss Rowena z Cooke,
lovely boquet of natural flowers; Mr.
and Mrs John J. Guy, pitcher and set of
goblets; Miss Lizzie De La Matre, of
Maysville, KY, towel sham; Miss
Clara Perry, natural orange blossoms
from Jacksonville, Florida.