Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-10
WEDDING BELLS.


Nuptials of Miss Henrietta Louise
Brooks and j. ID. Titus.
The marriage Of Henrietta Louise Brooks
and J. B. Titus took place at the parlors
OF Mrs. VIM Clark In the Colonnade House
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, Father
Monteverde officiating. At that hour Miss
Annie Rsece. presiding At the piano, played
Mendelssohn's familiar wedding march,
which ushersd into the presence Of the as
sembled guests the bride. lovely a. . pic.
turs. leaning upon the arm Of her step
father. VIM. Ferguson. followed by the
groom and Mrs. Ferguson, mother OF Miss
Brooks. The ceremony was short, and
the usual dialogue was repeated in clear.
Arm tones BY the contracting parties.
Congratulations were then extended in the
most cordial manner, the gentlemen vising
with the ladies IN sealing their good wishes
on the rosy lips Of the bride. The groom
was also favored In this respect, and re-
ceived the enthusiastic smRoks Of the bsvy
Of young ladies present in quick succession.
Refreshments followed, and general hilar-
ity prevailed until the hour arrived for the
departure OF the young couple for the
train. They we're followed 10 the depot by
slippers and boots. and several pounds Of
rice, which were flung after the train to
propitiate the life OF the newly welded pair
10 the land OF flowers.
The bride has been one OF the bellies In
Eureka society for several years, and was
the center OF q large circle OF devoted
friends. The groom is . young gentleman
Of perhaps % Summers. and is . son OF DR..
Titus Of San Francisco, . well-to-do medi-
cal practitioner. He 10 . druggist. and 10
10 engaged In business for himself.
The young husband and wife will stop
q few days at Lake Bigler, and then pro-
coed to the residence Of DR.. Titds. where
they will make their home for the present.
Among the guests at the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Wines. Gen. r. e. Con.
nor, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham, Mr..
and Mira. Charles Greek, Edward and Miss
Emma vanderlieth. Grandma Baker, Mrs.
W. H. Clark. Miss Kate NJ. Dorsey. Miss
Anna Reece, Miss Teresa Ford, Miss Fanny
Rogers. Miss Belle Cady, Mise Lou Fer
rell, Mira. Rosenthal. Miss Annie Isaacs.
Mrs. W. e. Taylor. Mrs. Ford. Col. W. Q.
Mills Jr., Pete Knight, ]. H. Mundy. J..
w. Smith. VIM. Rogers OF Elko. F. H.
Harmon and Gus. Hintz.
The presents were quite numerous. and
included several very pretty designs Of
the --latest craze" A hssty survey, as they
were being toted away to be packed for
shipment, revealed the following list OF
serviceable articles: Large ribbon and
crochet tidy, very pretty, Mrs. ]. L.
Wines; silver card receiver. Miss Teresa
Ford; large and handsome ribbon and
crochet spread. Miss Kate M. Dorsey OF
| Elko: purse, Mrs. Denicha; silver sugar
| tongs, F. H. Harmon; silver napkin rings,
| Messrs. Graham & Hiptz; silver purse,
| Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Greek; lace and rib
bon tidy. Miss Anna Reece; box OF linen
| bandkerchiefs NJ. J. Franklin; silver bell,
81. vanderlieth and sister; silver jewel
casket, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Graham; porte
monnais. Miss Lou Terrell. From the
parents OF the groom the couple received
an elegant silver tea service.