The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-21
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| Enerson-Frame.
WHITE CLoUD. KAN. Dec. % ;ses
EDrron CHIEF:-The residence OF Mr. j. H. u,
the evening of the 18th inst, the scene Of en-
Of the most pleasant social affairs that has trans
pired for many day in our quiet little sity.
For some time past old Mother Gossip had beei
quietly whispering among her neighbers Dat Whit
Cloud was soon to lose Of her fsrcst daughters
This was no less an event than the marriage of Mr.
| X. L Emerson, Of Hiawaiha, and Miss Alice Frame
the young and accomplished daughter of Mrs. C
Frame, Of this city.
| few days previous 10 the appointed time. every
thing about the residence Of the brides mother wa
tastefully arranged All the preparations incident
to such an occasion were fast approaching compile
tion in anticipation of this happy event, when Mr.
d. N. Emerson. Of the chosen attendants of the
groom, was taken seriously i'll. Mr. Emerson, whs
was intimate friend Of the mother aud bride had
been boarding with them, for several years past
and vas hoped that. by the aid Of skillful medical
| assistance. and the motherly carr and nursing oi
Ars- Frame, he would soon be restored TO health
and be able in due time. to ofhciafe on that happy
occasion. But, alas. fondesf hopes were never
realized. Although. notwithstanding the untimely
departure of Mr.. Emerson. he was considered few
days previous to- and Mt the time Of the weddin.
as fast growing eonvalescenf, he confined
to his room. at the residence Of the bride it wa.
thought best TO have the nuptials at another place
Accordingly, through the generosity Of Mr.. TIT,
the doors of his palata residence thrown open
to the contracting parties their friends aud guests
Much praise is due Mr. and Mrs UT for the hospita
BILE manner in which all present were entertained.
The parlor elegantly decorated with the choicest
evergreens; and everything being 80 appropriately
To-, Il. -.
the scene to he long remembered in the social
circles Of White Cloud.
About halfpast oiriock, the guests, consist
ing of the near relatives of the bride and gronm
and large number of young people the friends and
associates of the bride. began to assemble, to wit
the long-talkedof event
The attendants mt first selected were Mes.rs d.
N. Emerson. Of this place. and Albert Frame of St
Joseph, and Misses Anna King and E;nma SpauIi-
ing But for reasons already assigned Mr. Emerson
and Miss King dial not ofieiate.
Precisely nj o'clock, the appointed hour The.
bridal party. preceded by Mr. Albert Frame and
Miss Emma Spaudng, entered the room, Miss Dora
TIT in the meantime, playing beautiful and appro-
pirate wedding march. Suspended overhead the
bride and groom beautiful wreath OF flowers.
being in design horse-shoe-an omen u.good Luck
Rev. Charles Minrar then, in his usual solemn and
appropriate manner, pronounced them and
wife.
few minutes were then spent in congratulations
Of the newly welded pair, after which was served
bounteous rrpast, consisting Of cake, ice-crram,
oranges, and many other dceacies. prepared under
the artistic hand of the brides mother.
After an hour spent in social conversation. and
viewing the costly and elegant presents of which
the bride and groom the recipients. all repaired
to the City Hotel, where given excellent OPP
portunify, with fine music, to "trip the light fan
tastic."
The bride never looked prettier than in her robe
of rich ninionete green SATIN the front of the skirt
composed of sheering and pufis, with heavy box
plat. The overdress, with sheered panirr 'front.'
and caught in careless folds in the back. The ex-
quisitely fitting basque finished with pointed
front and panier back the same finished high at the
throat. trimmed in lace and orange blossoms. e.
bow sleeves. trimmed heavily in lace. The hair
was arranged in puffs, with neck curls. trimmed in
orange blossoms. Pearl ornaments; cream slippers.
The bridesmaid wore handsome olive green sat.
in. cream lace, gloves and slippers.
The groom wore n neat fitting suit of plain black
The bride has long been well and fnvorably known
for her many estimabl- qualities; and we congratu
late the groom in his selection OF life partner Mr.
Emerson. although comparatively stranger to
many Of our people, has, by his quiet and unassum
ing manner, made for himself many warm and last
ing friends. He is known of the young and
enterprising men of our sister city, IIiawatha.
Below, We give partial list Of the many costly
and elegant presents of which the bride and groom
are the happy recipients:
An elegant silver water set, Mr. and Mrs j. II.
Lynds.
Card receiver, Nella gilt, Mr.. and Mrs, J. G.
Arnold.
Beautiful silver ink well, l.. l. Moore
Silver berry dish, crystal top, Ed and Flora Idol.
Silver sugar bowl, Mrs. J. II. and Miss Dora Ut.
Silver butter knife, and hand painted vase Mrs.
NJ N. Drnman.
Handsome tidy, Cordclia Idol
Card receiver. and bouquet holder, Geo. westfall.
Silver cup, by Little veta TIT.
Hanging lamp, @. ii. Burkhalter.
Silver butter dish. ID. NJ. Emerson and Miss Annie
King.
Silver syrup castor, James Bowron and sisters.
Large lamp, Mrs. Charles Minear.
Silver cup, e. II. Dodd.
Silver butter dish, Pearl Emerson.
Statuary, Pearl and Emma Moore.
Elrgant castor, Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Emerson.
Card receiver, fancy gilt, porcelain liurd. pink
rose, Miss J. NJ. Arnold and W. G.. SwarIz
Statuary and towels, Misses Emma and Anna
spaulding.
Elegant case Of perfuinery. satin lined. C. ".
Shrey-.
Silver butter knife and napkin ring. Samuel Finn.
Pair vases, Charles Petor.
Twelve pieces cnt glass ware. Frank Cubit.
Najolica tea set. W. Hoblitzell.
Gold pen, pearl handle, G. II. Burkhultrr.
Silver salt individuals, Baby Emerson.
Large cake, Mrs p. Burkhalter.
Napkin ring, little Eddie Frame.
Large album, Corbn Cotton.
Beautiful hand painting. Mrs. Hanlin. sister of
bride.
Silver pickle castor, A. Hoblitzell. Oregon. Mo
Beautiful chrome. brides mother.
Album, Neal HobitIell. Oregon, No.
Vases, containing bcgonia bouquets. Albert
Frame, ST. Joe.
Pickle castor, =. G. Emerson. Hiawatha.
Handsome silver cake stand. Miss Lille Burk.
halter.
Silver knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. En-.
crson. Hiawatha-
Silver cake stand. Miss Ru.ha Linthicum. lila.
waths.