The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-02-13
MARRIAGE BELLS
Horan-waIbrIdse.

The marriage union Of Mr. Thomas D. til
[oran to Miss Carrie Walbridge took W
lace this morning at the residence oil W
10 brides father Mr. F. c. Walbridge
Il this city. The event had been anticl- l.,
ated for some time past in En- s
,oria circles. AT half past nine p
o'clock merry party of friends OF
he two most concerned assembled p
md awaited the ceremony, always a
AS the wedding march d
yas pIayed by Miss Myrtle Hamilton, Ii
Mr.. Clarence Walbridge, brother of the 5
bride. and Miss Eflie Bond, and Mr.. I. {
c. Wiggim and Miss Ella Hinkle, the l.
and bridesmaids, entered
the room followed by the bride and !
groom. From the ceiling, toward one |
end of the room, hung large, well ar
ranged horseshoe in evergreen Under
this emblem of bona fortuna stood the {
smiling bride and well pleased groom.
On either side were, first the brides
maids and groomsmen, and then the
relatives and guests. Rev Granville
Gates in q happy manner pronounced
the mystic words and the twain were one.
A PRAYER for the two just united ana
blessing for their happiness were then
invoked by the reverend gentleman
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Horan were then
presented to Mr. and Mrs. Wa!bridge ana
TO the friends and guests in general
MANY were the salutations, both given
and taken by the bride and her blushing,
newly made, husband. The merriment
continued to increase and was not aDaleu
| when breakfast was announced ana all
went merrily TO partake of the bounties
and luxuries provided by the generous
hosts. After an elegant variety oil re-
freshments and pleasant time
snent socially and in examination
of the numerous and beautiful presents
the bride and groom were bid DO" ooydge
and started for the eastern Oound
train on the typical honey moon As
the bridal party entered the carriage an
old shoe, for good omen, was thrown
after them by one of the lady guests
and if not gracefully, was hurled Win
} the best of good wishes.
We give here list of the presents :;
Diamond earrings, by the groom. ,,..,,
one dozen silver table-knives' ny CharieS
A Silver card receiver. by Miss Settle Brown
and Mrs Walhridgc. .,.
SILVER card holder with boqRet ornaments
by ~ N SeyerV and Miss Anna u hlnnah.
7 SILVER stand for cards, by NJ l.. WIlarti' oi
4 mSns china toilet set. by NIesseIs. Ed. Dean
sam WIggim, Ed w. Kinnan ana a henl-
steger. - - ,-aIl ,;,,ar hold.
. | or bV MIR ard Mrs. Ii. Wheldon. ,
niove and handk erchief boxes of japanese
! Sii,,,eS onnEin rings ornamented, by 4. =
g sedgwick and Miss Flora Frederisk
Reautifnl silk button necklace, hand paint
y Toilet set and vases-in blue, by Misses So
die and Ella Hinklc. = 1900 cas-,
10 Gilt Horseshoe pen rack, by t. c. "lgsin
and Miss Ella IIinkle. - NJ. an,
L. silver sugar spoon IN case ny MI '
D. Pickle castor, by Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mitch
a | oil ri Chicago the brides uncle ana aunt
9 cold lined chariot card receiver. by Mr.
c, and hrs John Bon,i and Miss Eiile BOND
a Pickle castor, by MIR. and MIS- H. Bun
Handsome silver mounted cologne castor
by Mrs J 81 Henson. Mrs H. Rathbonc an
y, M kGoro,,o. iouId Volume of whittier's poem
ell by Messrs T. Z. wiggim, Albert Phenls an
as Toilet cushion and mats, by Mrs J. 5. Gil
chriest. -, ~, yvitle,
Iheckered chair tidy. by Miss RIO NlnlS
w Set OF napkins, by Mr.. and Mrs Ihafi'
u Picture motto in frame, ny Mrs. Matte Rol
ch er siI S1p oanEin ring. by Mamie and Edd
re- Mitchell, cousins Ofthe bride ~,
~ Half dozen silver teaspoons, by D. ham'
-, ton and family
Among the guests present from abro:
90 we note Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Mltche
or uncle and aunt of the bride, and sou,
ry Chicago: Miss Nettie Brown. sister
81 Mrs. Walbridge, of Marion Center; NJ
ms Arthur Pou, of Kansas City; Mr.. Jeffri
ng of Elmdale, sir. and Mrs. John Boz
err and Mrs. Ellie Bond and Mr.. M. l.. w
80. lard of Americas.
n The whole affair passed of happily
ere all concerned and everything was
Inc bright and pleasant as the day on viii
the event occurred.
les EmpOrIA Debating and Literary Gu
old Present officers: President, Rev.
in Cordley; vice president, Rev. Thon
the Burrows; secretary. (recording and c
Tier responding,) Mrs. S. c. Delap; treasur
ian Prof. o. B. Wharton. This society,
less ganized more than a year ago for lite
bod nv culture, has done good work and
are tanned the following membership Us
ans as we have been informed:
lm- GESTIEMEN.--Hon. ]. jay Buck,
It's d. Kennedy, Rev. r. Cordley, Major
on F. Bigger, f. Pearse, Rev. T. Burro
to, ]. H. Hill, NJ. C. Smith, Rev. c. r. Ri
'ut- w. S. Jay, ]. D. King, Rev. A S. d
par lev, Chas. V. King, W. F. Birdsall, R
nay @. Gates. A. A. Norton. Albert Phen
lew Rev. Jas. Burnett, Eli Snyder, AID
lies Mohler, Prof. C. r. Pomeroy, A.
; TO Stubs, w. A. Randolph, Prof S.
in Delap, d. W. Eastman, J. L. Slut
cry Prof. B. T. Davis, Robert Milliken,
Jeffrey, Prof o. B. Wharton, o. Phel
Dur E. P. Bruner, Prof R. B. WEIGH. ]. r
H inson, f. w. Cunningham, Prof. G
yer. Fowler, H. w. McCune, Jos. NJ. Don'
and Prof NC. Cook. Mr.. Hetherington, l.
en- Way, DIR. j. w. Trueworthy, l. E. Il
eye bert, Chas. Carswell, DR.. -. Wris
en- DR.. ]. A. Young, A. p Mills, c.
lists Smith, jos. Clayton, Mr.. Clark, J..
Ida Murphy, T. p. MacLennan.
,rri- LADrrs-AIrs J. E. Wharton, Mrs,
his p. Morse, Mrs. H. F. Miller, Mrs. 81
gins, Mrs. r. cordlsy, Mrs. T. BuEro