The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-09-29
Many Marriages.
+. W. HOOD-ALICE FOSDICK,

Last Thursday evening at the appointed
time brilliant company assembled at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Eoslick to
witness an important event in the history
OF all families, an event that brings shade
Of sadness into the hearts of parents who
are called to resign their beloved daughter
to ornament and beauty home for their
chosen lord As a general thing wed
dings are mere formal reception, but this
particular one was doomed to be on of
the gayest ones we ever witnessed. MAY
we hope it is the forerunner of bright
and happy future for the young pair who
pledged their troth, and are launched into
matrimony for all time The bride look
cd lovely in handsome silk with white
lace ichu, and natural flowers for orna-
ments The bridegroom was dressed in
neat and shining attire also, and Mr.. 7. j.
Fosdick and Mrs. Burrell made fine ap-
pearance as attendants. Mr.. Fosdick
gave away the bride, and Rev. Mcbride
performed the ceremony in the beautiful
form Of the Episcopal church Elegant
refreshments were served and gay and So
cial converse was the order of the evening
The appearance of the company would be
a credit to any eastern city; we noticed
several elegantly dressed ladies among
whom were the following: Mrs. F. A.
Gale, elegant Partisan dress of pale blue
silk and brocade combination; Mrs. DR..
Clark, silver grey shot silk; Mrs. Judge
Clifford, lavcndar irish poplin;. Mrs.
Wells, black velvet with jet trimmings;
Miss Kittie Pendexter, pale blue bunting
Mrs. E. r. Carpenter, pea green and
white silk, very handsome Everyone was
looking their very best, and seemed to en-
joy the affair exceedingly. The bride and
groom were we'll known and popular mem
bers of the society here, and will have
cause to remember the many friends in
this locality, as the following presents tes-
tify:
China tea sew. II. Miller and wife, Mr.. Carter
and wife, Mr.. Madole and wife. MIR. clifford and
wife, Mr.. Otto Rudolph and wife, MIR. George Nay
Tor and wife, 4. Nayuc and wife, Mrs. Loken, Mrs.
J. l. Taylor, Miss Hattie Taylor, Miss Mona Miller
G. W. NcCrone.
One Set Glsssware-J. A. Fosdick and wife.
Silver castcr--T j, Fosdick and wife
Bronze clock-O n Russell and wife, E Rowloy,
F. Rowley. Mrs. Bailey. Fl. .s.'
Silver cake bssket-F A Gale and wife, Miss
Pendexter. '..
Silver butter dish and silver spoon holdsr-N
Mold. '3. H 81.
Silver pickle caster Messrs shuey, Wood and
Kaucher.
Jewel Case--C A Bedford. ..l.. sa
Set jewelIy-by bridegroom. ....
Gold nee klace w Cuppett and wife
Pair gold bracelets-E N Miles and wife.
Silver card receiver-B Kenney. .....u..
Glass water set--Mr. House, wife aud daughter.
Silver celery glass-A P Dixon and wife. q
Silver butter knife--Miss Mona Miller.
Set silver nut picks and crackers-Misses Joe
and Jessie Hood.
Set silver table spoons--E f Carpenter and wife
Three II yer spoons-Ars. q Burlington.
Dinner napkins, one dozen Misses Eva and An
M Rowlcy.
Tea napkins, one dozen, Mrs. Goetz and'Miss
Mabel Smith. '.t 2.
Majoc fruit dish-Miss Clara Rowley. ...
Lace opera hood-Miss Hattie Hall.
Two silver napkin rings-O Carpenter and
wife. "a. -. ~..H 1850 H.. Fl ... 81
Two silver napkin rings-Mell Bonney and Geo.
Harlan. g... ..T-.+ -.l ..s ...'.r $50
Silver suguar dish Emma NJ Wells. '
Butter knife--AJ Mold. -f
Silver butter dish--Mrs Burrell. "lo
Set silver forks W Taylor and wife. IL. +-it
Set silver spoons and sugar spoon-R Edison
and wife, Scranton Iowa. .s.-.. .gg. ...-
Set silver dinner kniyes-Di. Clark and wife
Set silver tea kniYes-1Iisses Joe and Jessie
Hood. .rs..- -. ...... az ,.s..s
Set silver dinner knives-Elling Opsall.
Lace collar-Miss Verne Fosdick.
Four linen towels Rev. Mcbride and wife.
Pin cushion-Miss Matte Goss.
Flower pot-Mrs. John cutter, Sioux City.
Shirt case-Mrs. Harlan. ..r KAY.
Easy chair-W D George, st. Pau.
Folding chair--Joe Tillotson.