The conservator., 1882-11-18


The usual refreshments of such all
occasion were served. With thd
good wishes of all who know them
this happy couple embark on thd
voyage of welded life with pros
porous breezes filling their sails and
loves pilot steering their craft ]
The CONSERVATION adds its wish,
to the many good ones already
expressed that they may always
find safe anchorage when storms
blow hadrest within the snug har-,
Dor Of their happy home. Among,
the tokens Of eeteem noticed were,
the following presents:
Turkish ring, Mrs. Graves, Misses
Lucas and Burke; majolica pitcher,
Mrs. Thomas and daughter; bridal
handkerchief, Mr.. Charles Battles ;
gold handkerchief holder, Baby Shew-
craft, nephew of bride; pearl
opera glass, gold mounted, Mrs.
NJ. c. Shewcraft; bedspread, Mrs. Eliza
Scott; cake stand and pickle disl, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome Freeman; fruit dish
and jelly dish, Mr.. and Mrs Castleman;
set silver fruit knives, Mr.. Harvey
Freeman; fancy work basket, Mrs.
Nellie Arbury; pair of vases, Mrs.
Fanny Johnson; silver butterdish, Mr..
and Mrs Taylor; majolica pitchers,
Miss Nettie SWeeny and mother; silver
napkin ring, Mrs. Belle Johnson; pill
low sheet shams, embroidered, Miss.
Bertha Graham; pair of Egyptian
vases, Mr. and Mrs. John r. Freeman;
set of butter saucers. Mrs. Maggie
Johnson; bridal cake. Mrs. Washing
tOn silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Adams, family Bible brides
parents, Ann Arbor.
Cut bottles Of cologne and bay rum,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Gray; toilet set,
Mr.. f. Wispetal; majolica cigar stand,
Mr.. I. II. Johnson; pair sheets, Mrs.
A. Points; fancy towel. Mrs. T. c.
Gray: linen table cloth, Mrs r. Parish;
half dozen damask towels, Mrs. E.
FoXhall; pair silver vases, Mr.. and
Mrs. Trent; ink stand, Miss Mary Gil
lespie: plush card case and cards, Prof.
L. S. Boston: hanging centre lamp,
grOOm's parents; Webster's unabridged
dictionary holder, groom: bridal bell
of wax flowers, Mrs. Sarah Hayden;
ebony Stand,t wO and One-half feet
deep, for above, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. Evans; majolica tete a tete set,
Mrs. A. C. Brown; silver butter dish,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Hawkins; set of
wine glasses, Mrs. Lucy Johnsog; pair
of cream glass vases, gold ornaments
Mr.. and AIRS. {. kay; 'f66i1fef set. MI
and Mrs J. W. f. Thomas: toilet set,
Miss Julia LeBough; cake stand and
napkins, Miss Tenie Richardson: set of
cut glass fruit dishes, Mr. and Mrs Fl.
c. Beauford: toilet set, Mr. James Ri
ley: pair of vases, Mrs. r. l.. Bolden:
do, Mrs. l.. Smith; set of cut glass ice
cream dishes, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Stro-
der; pair of vases, Mrs. NJ. f. Pierce
and Mr.. J. Martin; silver butter dish,
c. Smith; rosewood clock, A. T. Hall,
Jr. majolica tea pot, Hattie =. War
ner; silver sugar spoon, EgOld
lined, Mrs. J. B. Neusone and Miss NJ
Adams; silver butter dish, Mr.. c.
Brody; majolica pickle dishes, Miss
Dora Johnson; hanging centre lamp,
Mrs. Ella Ball; ebony parlor stand, Mr.
and Mrs. FriersOn; ornamental match
receiver, in shape of tambourine, rose
satin, hand paineed, Mrs. j. M. John
son. pair of linen towels, Mrs II. Z.
Warner; silver butter knife, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Anderson; fancy towel, Miss
Emma Jones: bedspread, Mrs. Geo. F.
Ecton: satin damask table cloth, Mrs.
L. G. Wheeler, Chicago
Bridal skirt, Mrs Emma Barnett.
Memphis, Tenn; gold mounted jewel
chariot, Miss Lindsay; cigar stand, Mr.
Vance, New Albany, Ind; marble salt
and pepper stands, Mrs. Page, jackson
elegant fruit dish, silver stand, Miss
Anna Jones and Prof. G. n. Grisham,
Jefferson City. Mo-; bridal linen and
laces, Mrs. S. C. B. Mcguire, St. Louis.
Mo-; silver pickle stand and fork, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Jones, South Lyons.
Silver salt stand and spoon, Miss
Frederca Jones, Honiton lace collar,
Miss Sophie zones; blue satin pin
cushion, Honiton lace cover and silver
butter knife, Miss Emma Jones Chat |
ham, Ont.
Basket of natural flowers, Mrs De-
Hazen; pair of easels, Miss Jacobs
silver napkin ring, Miss Moffat-Ypsi-
lanti, Mich.
Half dozen napkin rings. Mrs. NJ, E. |
Johnson; majolica bread plate and |
moustache cup, Mrs. Crosby, Detroit.
Linen table cloth, Miss Sarah Keyes
set Of majolica fruit dishes, Misses
Katie and Ella Shewcraft; silver but
ter dish, Miss Matte Johnson; set sill
yer spoons, engraved, Mrs. l.. Williams:
silver butter knife, engraved, Mrs. J.
Jones; pair of towels and spool of
thread, Mrs. n. Green; fruit dish, Mrs.
Whitehead, Windsor, Ont.
Pair of tides, linen and silk knit.
Miss Daisy McGlinn, New Haven.
Conn.i elegant silver jewel and toilet
case, gold mountings and satin lining,
S, L. Williams, Washington, ID. C.