The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-15

null with lace and flowers, chrysanthe.
NUNS.
Miss Betterton wore blue nuns vailing
trimmed with pink roses.
AT about o'clock Rev. Mr.. Green made
the happy couple man and wife through
the impressive ceremonies of the Profess
tant Episcopal church. After this an ele.
CANT table was spread for all the good
thin2s generally had upon such ioyous
OCCASION. Cakes Of every variety and wines
OF various brands were there to make merry
.he hearts OF all present, and Mr. Bogel, the
t9Vely brides brother-in-law, did all posi-
himself and herself to the filrthermost sx.
tent, and indeed never was there in this
city wedding assemblage where more true
genuine enjoyment was had than at the
one we are now writing of. FIom com.
mehcement to close, young men, and mid
ole aged, and ladies of all ages Joined in the
&c lerai iestiyity, and it was the uni
versal verdict that, in this regard, the event
has not been surpassed in this city.
Nhen the supper was near its ending it
was announced that the wedding cake
would be cut. In this was contained, first,
a gold ring; second, button; third, a
nlcKei, THESE being symbolic respectively of
the next marriage, old madism and wealth.
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be done by three groomsmen on the list,
beginning with the last, who should pre-
sent to the lady he waited with his award,
she TO dispose Oft as she wished. The re.
suit was that Miss Betterton obtained the
ring, Miss Wright the button
and Miss Furst the nickel.
On the announcement that the
ring had been secured by the charming and
deserycdly popular Miss Bet,erton, rush
by all the gen vlemen was made to beseech
tue prize ON her, ana whicn was awarded
10 The writer relrains, from modesty, to
state.
The presents were rich and numerous.
Among these We noticed the following
Silver water set, Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy, of
DenSon; silver water set from grooms-
men; silver castors, for Mr.. Ruff Miers and
Iohy Guber; elegant gold chain and locket,
from Mrs. j. G. Bogcl silver ieweIry
stand, from i. l.. and l.. Miers; set iewelry,
by the old man." silver cake stand w. l..
Barry; case of beautiful silver spoons, one
dozen and extras, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Bet
terton Knoxville, Tennessee; silver sugar.
bowl, G. l.. Betterton; silver toilet set, W.
II. Patterson; silver cake basket, w. J.
Betterton painted cut-glass vases, DR.. Re-
ware and lady, Corsicana; silver cream
bowl, w. T. Betterton; silver butter dish,
| also bcbtVitoi, cllNtl lct-Stl, DT.
Sam Field; oil paintings, j. d. Harris and
wife; tea.set Mr.. Dalton elegant students
lamp, William Shea; vases and flowers,
Miss Matte Leake; silver pepper and salt
stand, Mr.. Bolanz and wife, gold napkin
rings, Green Williams, John Bal
lard, William Gaines, Fred Gilett;
writing desk and table, William Virgins;
fine Smyrna rug, Fred. Fletcher; beauti.
full plush table.cover, Miss Lola Booso;
travelling companion, Miss Jessie Lantz.
Each and all Of these were most felicitously
selected as to value, design and practical
use.
The HERALD tenders to the happy couple
its best wishes for all that their fondest
fancy paints and hopes that their love
sh all be for season, but that season al
ways spring; the lifelong sanctuary of un-
swerving devotion, the silver link, the
silken tie that shall know no break until
severed for better ends.