Daily globe., 1882-10-08

Dr.. Thomaz, following which the wedding
party repaired to the home of the brides
psrents.
The reception took place at the palatial
residence of Gen. Simpson, on Monroe
place, and the appointments were almost
faultless. The residence was reached short
ly after 8 o'clock, and from that hour until
the time Of the departure of the bridal
party, bl lliant concourse of fashionably
attired ladies and gentlemen in full
dress costumes passed 10 and
from the gay end elegant parlors.
The callers were met at TIE carriage stand
by q servant in livery and the occasion was
further imposing by the presence at the
gate Of two soldierly looking policemen,
who in full parade dress stood sentry-like
at the poatal.
carpet, rich In bright hues, had been
spread the le ,gth of the broad avenue, the
effect being very pleasing.
Within the scene was one O. gayety aud en-
chantment. The strains of sweet music
f1oated down from Seibert's orchestra sta
toned at the first landing of the stairs;
the incense from thousand Hamers filed
the room with fragrance and perfume,
richly clad women and gay gallants moved
courteously to and ffo; there was the soft
sheen of satin and silk, while diamonds
sparkled Hike dew from snowy throats
adorned with rare ornaments and frill o:
lace.
The bride wore rich costume of water
ed silk, lace trimmings and corded, and
the bridal couple received under a yoke of
| roses, exquisitely inwrought. The floral
offerings at the house were many aud
beautiful, and among the myriad designs
space may only be accorded for one
which adorned the vestibule, of exceptional
beauty. 1t consisted of floral banner,
composed of roses, the monogram &c. B.''
in roses adorairg the center. It was the
gift of Miss Gill.
The reception committee consisted of
| Miss Katie Gordon, Lieut.. Wilmer, Gen.
| and Mrs. Simpson and Mr.. and Mrs. Dew
ey, of New York.
The couple were the recipients of an un-
usually large number of beautiful and
costly presents.
repast to which the guests we're invited,
and in this connection al.0sion may be had
to an elegant bridal supper given in honor
of the bride on Tuesday night by Mr.
Gordon, at her residence.
AhO OAiOd- P.1t Ic1t Ou biokoNoIluy
Cor Boston where the groom is statiotc =.
AI>n Wedding Time.
Last 1Iesday Mr.. Arthur Koenig, wi O
is the p,ince of good fellows, celebrated
his tin wedding anniversary. There were
no invitations Issued, but just the same a
hest of friends sHa-med into his hospita-
BILE mansion on Dayton's bluff, and for a
while it seemed rs if the Egvptia1 parable
was to have smother iIlustl aiion, so great
was the multitude of happy friends.
Tne visit was unlocked for, but Nj.
Koenig and his good wife were equal to
the emergency and a right royal tims was
the result. So great was the party that
some wag among the visitors hung out a
placard in front of the door which bore
the legend: standing room only" and
this caused full need of merriment
The affai: had further significance.
which was duly honored by the visitors.
MI. Koenig's marriage took place on q :
tober Sd, ard his birthday occurs on the
4th, so when midnight of the Sd came he
was declared thirty-four yeers old by the
assembled visitors, and this was made the
occasion o: greater festivities.
A bounteous supper was spread and
dancing was continued until an eraly hour.
So kindly were the worthy. couple rem en-
bered that they declare they have t;nware
enough to start housekeeping again.
AS being something of coinciden' !,
Mr.. Koeuig informed the reporter that on
the 10Th inss- his fathec, who is in Ger
mary, VIII celebrate the silve-
wedding OF his second marriage
and in this connection it may be said tbs .
Mr.. Koenig's oldest son, SIX years, is olde
than his uncle, the young son o. the senior
Koenig. Ia 4-