Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-08-13
THE SILVER WEBBING.


The following is q correct list 0
the costly and valuable presents re
eeived by Mr.. and Mrs. Wellbcrl
Mooney at their silver wedding, oil
the night of August 2. The lis
was unavoidably crowded out las
week, but as such gifts are sub
stantial and visible estimate of thu
high appreciation in which this es
Unable pair are held by the citizen
of GAINESVILLE, we are constrained
to give the list in full.
Elegant Water Service, presented by Mr.
]. ]. West from the members OF the Read
Castor and Berry Bowl, Messrs W. d. AM
cake Basket, Mrs John W Hammer an,
Miss Ella Ford.
Fruit stand, Mr. and Mrs Clay Stacker.
Pickle stand, Mrs John f House.
Napkin ring, w B Kincannon.
A beautiful berry bowl, lady and gentle
men attendants.
Napkin ring, Mrs w E Hendricks.
Two Violet stands, Mr. and Mrs Thos At
kins.
Napkin ring, Master Sub shelby.
Napkin ring, Miss Susie Shelby.
Cake basket, Mrs w S POindextar.
Individual Castor, Mrs Therese Bloch.
Napkin ring, Mrs A M Waraeld.
Napkin ring, little Mabel Wood.
One dozen forks, Messrs Geo and Chas
Violet stand, Messrs j D and r S TAFT.
Pickle stand, Miss Lou Lowell.
Butter knife and thimble, Rev and Mrs A
g Dinwiddie, Lebanon, Tenn.
NanKin ring. Misses Mamie and Matte
Violet stand, Mr. and Mrs VIM Coulter.
Fruit knife, Mrs e B Ely.
Napkin ring, Mrs NJ E Scott, Henderson,
Set Silver knifes, Mrs Richard Beard.
Napkin rings, Mrs VIM Turnkey and Miss
Mamie TURNKEY.
Butter knife, Miss Jennie Keesee.
Stand, with bell and .spoon-holder, DIR II
E and Mr. Earnest Beach.
Bell, Mrs Col T L Yancey.
Fruit knife, Miss Lulu Bringhurst.
Thimble, Miss Katie BringhurSt.
Butter knife, Miss Ada Young.
Bell, Miss Eva Fauche, New Orleans.
Salt spoon, little Ada Garrison.
Coin, Mrs Geo Carlisle.
Coin, Miss Lizzie Current.
Coin, Miss Mamie Grigsby.
Pocket-book with knife and other fur
nishing, Mrs John Hurst.
Oyster Spoon, Mrs L Doris and sister.
Half dozen forks, Misses Lou and Tallu-
lah Atkins.
Card receiver, Miss Lillian Beaumont.
Butter dish, Mr. and Mrs " L Williams.
Handsome Pickle stand, D Kincannon
and family.
Silver fork, souvenier from an old friend,
and two silver coins stamped the year OF
marriage, 1S56,-donated by Mrs A B Cooke,
and accompanied by words worth their
weight In gold.
Necklace of coins, from children of the
family, and beautifully engraved (by q l.
Cooked with initials of donors
Comb, Mary, Sue and Roberta Mooney.
"a Widows Mite"
Napkin ring, unmarked.
Thimble, unmarked.
Bracelets of coins, contributed by the fol-
lowing School children and young ladies'
Hattie Lee Yancy, Minnie Carlisle, Minnie
Herndon, Ida jackson, Ada Young, Mary
AINgelI, Geo Alwell, Sub Shelby, Susie Phil
lips Willie Phillips-Misses Mamie Mara
Lowell.
Silver pins, Percy Perkins. Porter Clark
son, Ada ClarkSon.
Flowers, rich and rare, Mr. and Mrs Rosen-
plaenter.
Elegant pIncushion, with letters S. M. in
siy.r embroidery, Miss Susie Dorteh.
Five dollars, from distant friend.
C)ins, from r H Pickering and family,
and from Mr. Geo Pickering.
From many friends, through Mr. JnO ID
Moore, purse with silver rings, well filed
with silver dollars, and that richer gilt
good will.
Miss Minnie Herndon, for herself and
others, coins,
Coin, little Hettie Clarkson.
Bridal dress, Mr. w d Mooney.
Bridal cake, a thing of beauty, Mrs ID
Barbee.
Silver pen and pencil combined, Rev A
B Cooke, with motto Forget me Not"