The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-01
MATRIMONIAL.

sembled at the residence OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
J. ID. Markham, yesterday evening on
the occasion of the marriage OF their
daughter Eta to Mr.. James ?. Briggs.
The guests were principally from the
CITY, though number from Two Rivers,
Racine, Milwaukee and kenosha were
present. The parlors were decorated
with bouquets formed from the choicest
: flowers, which gave pleasure to the senses
/ lille adding beauty to the surroundings.
NJ, contracting parties stood, during the
- ", under large floral horse shoe
$50, tnp the ceiling. The mar
rage was solem. 1i1ed by 4, 49,, -, 80,
Mr.. Herbert Mar tian being 81,
and Miss Briggs b. -ideamaid.
The bride is the daughter of one of
our most prominent ,Snd respected cit
liens. She is graduate of the high
school Of this city, having received her
diploma one year ago from the gentleman
who IS now her husband. 3Ir Briggs,
the bridegroom, is principal of the high
school, having been called TO that posi-
ton from Racine about two years ago.
The young couple left on the evening
train to be absent on marriage tour of
some days.
Every available place in the parlors
was filed with costly presents. An array
% br;lI;oDt ,,o1.a- I,,r,-., .-,, &C.,, -, .
Ike occasion in the city. Through the
courtesy of lady friend we are enabled
to give list OF the presents and the
names of the donors.
Prof. L. VI. Briggs, of Kenosha, a set
of silver spoons; J. c. Guyles, a set of
silver nut picks; Hiss Laura L. Black.
man, OF Racine, a pair of silver saltcel-
lars; Mr.. and Mrs. i. L. Briggs and Mr.
and Mrs. Blackman, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. d.
Briggs, Mr.. and hrs. Horace Blackman
and Miss Emma 7. Briggs, a silver tea
service; ilr. AID Mrs. ID. $. Day. II silver
tea spoon holder; Mr. and Mrs II. Coax
ley, a volume of SCOTS poems; Miss
Louisa Willy, Of Appleton, volume Of
Taylor's poems; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c..
Markham, of Milwaukee, a piece OF stat
uary- The True Friends: AIr. and HRS.
p. I. Briggs, OF Kenosha, g dozen silver
knives; Mr.. G. G. Blake, OF Chicago. an
easel picture frame; Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Tor /
rison, q large chased silver CAKE basket:
Mrs. j. d. Markham, Mrs. Wlllott and !
Mrs. Waldo, lot Of 1iue table linen:
Mrs. J. d. Markham, n bed spread: |
Misses Imma and Bertha hostomlatsky, !!
GeTtie Martin, Alice Emery, Minnie Ed !
wards, jUlia Nelson, Hattie Squires and |
Mr.. George Waldo, members of the A |
class, high school, q music rack; Mr.. /
and Mrs j. ". Martin, q finely bound /.
bible and an ebony stand; Carrie Martin, |
a toilet set; Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Estabrook, 4 steel engrav- |
ing; Mr.. and Mrs. ed. Conway, a per-
fumery casket; Mrs. Conley, a photo |
graph album; Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Willis, |
a RUSSIAN leather glove case; Mrs. John |
kiiien, OF Cato, 4 pair @. linen table |
cloths; hir and Mrs. Windiate and daugh- |
ter, a set Of silver spoons; Mrs. CharnleY, |
\ silver tea bell; G. II. Weston, of Osh- |
kosh, a book Of poems; Miss HattieBacou, |
pair of silver goblets; J. Willott & Miss |
Anna Wiilott, a silver gold-Iined card |
basket; Mrs. r. L. Blake, toilet cush- /
ion; Mr.. and Mrs. I. Z. Jones and Miss |
Carrie Shore, q set of China; Mrs. \. 3. |
Morse, silver card basket; Misses An
ME Burnett and Alice Canright, flower |
stand; Carl Runge and VIM. Metcalf, of |
Chicago, a pair of porcelain vases on sill |
yer stands; Miss Jennie Sharpe, an easel; |
Miss Lizzie Merrill, q steel engraving; |
Miss Barr, Of Racine, piece Of statuary; |
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Smith, OF Racine, q |
bust of Shakespeare; MIR. and Mrs. Chas !
Nenzel, IT Mimi, a set of silver table |
spoons; Mr.. Herbert Markham, a clock; /
Mr.. ). 4. Wood, a combination set; Mrs. |
9. l.. Ryder, an easel and card case; Mr. /
and Mrs. Frank Guyles and Mr.. and Mrs |
LID. Nash, THE fireside Encyclopedia
%. u. \. q. >. Society, a pCrtumery bot |
tie and silver stand Miss Carrie Baruos,
a iewelry basket; Miss III. J. Barnes,
gold handkerchief ring; Mrs. Cora +.
Smith, pin cushion ana toilet set; Miss
Elsie Barnes, "a card staud John Maggie !
and j.. G.. Nash, q flower vase: Mrs. 4.
d. Jones and Mrs. Green Rand, silver
gold lined card basket; j. =. Briggs, q
pair Of gold bracelets; Miss Josie and Ed.
and Chas. Showers, two steel engTavings; /
Mrs L. +. Treat, stand spread; Mr..
and Mrs. j. i. Piatt, silver fruit bas-
hct; Bennie Barker, a panel painting; |
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 3. Guyies, q porcelain
vase with silver stand; @. Luiing and
Miss Picnic IUling, q jeweiry case Of
chased silver with cut glass cover; Al
bert I.andreth and Will Christie, silver
pickle castor; Calvin Barnes, a set of sill
yer fruit knives; VIII Ki!len, Cato,
glove case and handkerchief case; Mrs.
L. Layake and Mrs. q. Barker, an Ivy
stand; Mrs. L. J. Conway, an ornament
ed money purse; G. c. Barnes and wife
and Mrs. Deiarmo, clock with heavy
silver case; @. G. Smalley and wife, set
Of vases; Mrs. George Cooper, floral
horseshoe with cornucopia pendent; Il
9. Turner and wife and ". J. Turner
and wife, a camp rocking chair; Misses
Nagle, Lantry, Squires, Richardson, Van
Week and Gould, pair Of porcelain
vases with silver stands; II. IL. Smith aud
wife, Two Rivers, silver spoon holder;
J. L. Pritohard and wife, a silver butter
dish; d. j. Mahoney, a glass preserve
dish; Il. Richards and wife, a toilet cush-
ION; e. S. Sherman and wife. u pair Of
Japenese brackets.