The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-10-27

On Monday evening, October 10Th, large
crowd gathered at the residence of Mr..
Daniel Williams, of Paris, Kenosha county,
Wis, to celebrate the twenty-ffth anniver-
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Williams, and the fourth anniversary of their
sOn-in law and daughters marriage, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward George. The parlor was
handsomely decorated with flowers and ever
green's; in the center hung massive bell,
composed of evergreens and flowers, and on
the wall hung large horseshoe of evergreen,
which received many admiring glances On
one side of the room hung the pictures Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams with their marriage
certificate in the center; over the certificate
were two hands clasped. made of silver
paper, and below was a heart, composed of
evergreens. On the opposite side were the
pictures of Mr.. and Mrs. George, with their
certificate in the center and heart of ever
greens below it.
| At seven o'clock the guests began TO ar
rive, and by eight the house was filled to
overlooking. At ten o'clock supper was an.
nounced, and all filed into the dining room,
where the tables were loaded down with the
best that could be procured The tables were
beautifully decorated with myrtle and ever.
green's, and handsome bouquets of flowers
adorned each table. Wilson Brothers Qua
drille Band discoursed some very excellent
music. which was enjoyed by ALL Dancing
was INDUCED in until the daylight peeping
in babe the dancers depart. After wishing
both couples many happy returns of the day
and long life of happiness the guests de-
parted, with the remembrance of very
pleasant evening.
The bride Of twenty FIVE years wore suit
Of silver gray, trimmed with lace and flower
ornaments. The bride of four years wore a
handsome suit of silver gray silk and satin,
trimmed with white silk lace, made en- train,
which she afterwards changed for one more
suitable for dancing, composed of white lace
over pink, and flower and gold ornaments.
The presents we're beautiful, and testify the
love and esteem of the doners, and are as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. E. George, silver pie
knife; Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Roberts ana
baby Blanche, silver cake basket and silver
bell; Miss Belle Williams, handsome silver
teapot; Miss Nellie Williams, silver card
receiver; Miss Maggie Williams, silver in
dividual salt; Mr.. and Mrs. William Will.
liams, silver sugar bowl; Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Williams, silver pickle castor and tongs; AL
fred and Will Williams. pair of silver nap
kin rings; Eddie and Louie Williams, silver
sugar shell and lemonade strainer; Hale and
Abby Roberts, Racine, silver bouquet holder ;
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Dane, beautiful silver
butter dish; Mr.. and Mrs. John Price. sill.
yer sugar spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. E. Minton,
pair of silver knife rests; Mr.. Richard Hor-
ton, beautiful silver and gold card receiver ;
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Dunning, silver
butter knife and sugar shell; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Crane, silver call bell
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Price, handsome silver din.
ner castor anc bouquet of flowers; Mr.. and
Mrs. 6. II. Murdoch, silver sugar spoon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Donald, Union Grove, silver
butter knife; Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Ryan, beau
tiful silver pickle castor and tongs Miss Mel
lie Horton, silver card receiver Mr.. and
Mrs. George Price, gold lined silver spoon
holder and set of silver forks Miss Haiti,
Jones, Union Grove, handsome bouquet O
flowers Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ferris
Tomah, Wis. silver butt knife: Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Price, silver pickl,
: castor and tongs; Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gun
ter, Jr., silver butter knife Miss Mary
Horton, pair of silver bouquet holders
Miss Sophia Crane, bouquet of flowers Mr.
ana Mrs. u. Stevens, gold-lined silver cup
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Wilson, pair of hand
some silver napkin rings Mrs. T. Law ton
Union Grove, silver and glass celery disl
and two handsome bouquets; Mr. and Mrs
I. Boundford, pair of large vases; Mr. Johl
Rollings, gold lined silver cup; Mr. anC
Mrs. William Gunter, ST., handsome frui
dish +; Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones, pair o
silver napkin rings; Mr. and Mrs. ]. Evans
pair of hand painted plaques Mr.. and Mrs
R. Jones, Union Grove, carving knife anC
fork ; Mrs. f. L. Price and Miss Alice Grit
fiths, set of silver fruit knives and bouque
of flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George received the following
, presents:
Silver sugar she'll and mustard spoon, Mr.
and Mrs. E. MintOn majolica pickle dish
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Wilson Chinese bracket
Hale and Abby Roberts; handsome writing
desk. Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Dunning; pickle
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stevens; handsome
smoking set, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Price
inkstand and calendar combined, Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Gunter, ST.. bouquet. Miss
Nellie Horton; glass cake stand. Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Boundford handsome embroidered
tidy, MIR. and Mrs. ]. Evans.