Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-28

The Ralti,aOredn contains the following
account Of the marriage in Baltimore On
the 23d inst, of Mr.. w. Cameron jackson,
a we'll known naval stores merchant OF
savannah. and Miss Minnie Florence
Sosher. eldest daughter OF Mr.. Z. .
Mosher. of Baltimore, who made SO many
friends during her visit here last spring.
Saws the Baltimoredn:
..Tba wedding was quite informal, but
tho talents of the bride, her earnest efforts
for temperance. and her great personal
nonularitv. attracted a large company,
who could not refrain from congratulatlng
her on so suspicious an occasion. Inc
Rev. Father McColgan, OF St, refers
Catholic Church. offciated, assisted by
the Rev. Edmund Didier, of ST. Nincents
Church. The bride wore full walking
costume. Of magnificent Ottoman SIX,
terra Gotta color, en- panier, elaDoraIely
trimmed and hat and ostrich plumes 10
match. Her ornaments were a beauVlIVl
massive necklace Of onyx ana gold, with
a Cross pendant. diamond brooch and ear
rings, and heavy bracelets, studded with
diamonds, with an inscription therein.
November 23d, 1882 the dale OF the nup-
tials. These were all presented by
the groom, The bride is beau
tifnI blondine. with fair face,
,ruddy cheeks. dark hair, and a most
/ genial. amiabie and lovable disposition,
making warm and devoted friends
whereVer she gees. The presents were
| from Charleston, Savannah, New York,
/ Piedmont. West Virginia and Baltimore.
I MANY were very costly, and one from the
I Sisters of Notre Dame, Aisquith street,
was a souvenir Of which any lady might
feel proud. 1t was gorgeous jewel case OF
! silk and satin, made at the academy; ana
worked ia colored silk threads on the top
were the words God bless or
Ninnie.' The clerks in the sayan-
! nah establishment OF the groom
sent a magnificent perfnmed toilet set
OF solid silver, sqrmQqnted by a MASSIVE
| solid gold horse shoe; Mr., ana MIS- D. ~
| Townsend. Of Society Hill. fashionable
suburb of Charleston. s. c., a beautiful
/ silver card receiver; VIM. Daniel, Esq,
| and lady. of Baltimore, a coStt..yy SILVER ICE
\ pitcher, j. T. Wild, Esq, of Piedmont,
/ West Virginia, a beautiful all ivory prayer
! book: Captain Lawrence, of south caro-
/ lima, a pretty silver perfume basket,
with cut glass reservoirs; MISS
| Ada M0sher gage costly present, ana
/ the only brother of the bride, hugh, was
/ also represented in the glitterlng array.
/ The pupils of Notre Dame, lovely lamD, S
wool shawl. white as fleece, and the work
/ of their own hands. There were also lace
! handkerchiefs, tides and other beautiful
/ specimens of handiwOrk from special
/ friends. A handsome ebony cane was eX-
4 hibited. with solid gold head, present to
/ the groom from Mr.. Chestnut, of South
/ Carolina. Miss Maggie Devine gave the
bride very appropriate and useful pres
ents: and there were many others which
our reporter failed TO obtain, The ushers
were Mr.. Hugh MOsher and Mr., Gary
/ Townsend. the latter of savannah ana a
friend of the groom. The bridal couple
/ left on the late train Thursday nlght
! for New York, where they
will remain ten days. The
remainder of the year will be enjoyed IN
/ Charleston and Savannah, where several
receptions in their honor await Them
| The first of 1888 they will sail for Havana,
/ Cuba. where business as we'll as pleasure
will occupy fhe groom for three months:
| They then return to the United States and
/ settle down in Savannah, which Will he
/ their future residence. Among the many
4 present were Hon. William Daniel, Rob
/ ert Il, smith, Milton Wood, Porter hobey,
/ CAPTAIN Laurence, Mr.. Clifford and wife,
/ ;. 5. Addison, Miss Addison, Henry }.
/ Conway. Augustin Wild, Augustus wild,
! J. T. Wild, Annie b. Heuster, Mary Heus-
| ter. Pauline Gutman, BERTHE Mosher,
Frank Spicer, Mrs. Spicer, Frank l.. Morl-
ing. Esq, wife and daughter, and a. f.
Crutchfeld."