The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-04-21
MATRIMONIAL.

On Wednesday evening the immediate
friends of the contracting parties assem-
bled at the residence of Hon. and Mrs.
Charles Luling to be present at the SOL
emnization of the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Picnic to E. G. Nash,
Esq. The parlors we're made beautiful
with floral decorations. Near the BAY
window, from the ceiling, was suspended
fragrant, floral horseshoe, beneath
which the couple stood during the per-
Torrance of the ceremony. Rev. Mr..
Craig officiated en- the interesting oeca-
sion. Messrs. J. c. Guyles and Calvin
Barnes acted as groomsmen and Misses
Nellie Plat and Gala Luling as brides
maids.
The young couple who have just begun
to travel life's pathway in company, one
In hopes and interests and aspirations,
bear with them the best wishes of many
friends. The happiness inseparable from
mutual love and confidence is theirs.
Their love is the maturity of long and in
innate acquaintance and their marriage
is the consummation of their fondest
hopes.
Mr.. Nash is the junior partner of an
enterprising and successful law firm. He
is young man of exemplary habits and
possessed of that diligence in business
matters and generosity of disposition
which brings success in his profession
and makes friends of his associates. Mrs.
Nash is one of the best and fairest of the
daughters of Manitowoc. She is the
daughter of one of our most prominent
citizens and is young lady whom all her
acquaintance esteem. Her virtues are
guaranty of future happiness to her hus-
band as her affection for him is an index
of his worth.
The presents were numerous and cost
". The following is list:
4 silver tea set, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Barnes; silver spoon holder, Lulu, Bert
and lone Barnes; 20 volumes of Ameri-
can decisions, Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Nash !;
a plaque with easel, with painting by
donor, Mrs. G. L. Ryder, one-half dozen
silver tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.
Barnes; silver cake basket, G.. Y. Nash,
Ludington; a silver sugar spoon and but
ter knife. Charles Barnes; a perfume
bottle with silver stand, Mrs. G.. Cooper;
one dozen silver fruit knives, Calvin
Barnes; onehalf dozen silver tea spoons
with elegant case, Miss Jennie Emerson,
Racine; fancy sewing apron, Miss j..
Riddeler, Napierville; one half dozen
silver tea spoons, Mrs. G. S. Rand; one
tete-a- tete tea set, Mrs. DeGarmo; one
dozen silver dining knives, Mr. and Mrs.
j. W. Toombs; marble top stand, Mrs.
Treat and sons; family bible, brides
mother; bed room set, brides father; a
flower vase with stand, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
2. Jones; a patent camp rocker, Gala
and Garlic Luling; one bed quilt, Mrs.
4. Landreth and Mrs. L. Fl. Hoose; a
set of dinner and tea set napkins and table
cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. Nash; bou-
quet of flowers, Mrs. Craig: a plaque
and easel, Miss Jennie Barnes; a candel-
abrum with painted candles, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Guyles; pickle caster, Mrs. D.
S. Conley and Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Small
ley; one volume "Songs of Yesterday, F"
MIR. and Mrs. 4, LanureJn; pair of
companion pictures, informing and Eve
ming" Mr. aud Mrs. T. L. Cuyles; o
porcelain vase, J. G. Guyies; q silver
card receiver, Miss Nellie Plat; clock,
w. J. Christie; Jelly dish, Miss Rose
NJ. Cody, of Napierville; a pair Of
napkin rings and japanese brack
cts, P. Sullivan; silver pitcher and cup
and jewel case, Temple Of Honor; por-
celain vase, Archie Nash; q silver card re-
ceiver, John Nagle; bracket lamp, Mrs.
II. T. Hubbard; toilet set, Miss Nellie
Plat, floral horse shoe, Mrs. Geo Coop
er; vase of flowers. Miss Lizzie Merrill.