The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-06-20
The BOnner.KsIIey weddino.

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This happy event-which may just
ly be called the event of the season
took place at the residence of the
brides parents on Thursday evening
of last week, and was witnessed by the
relatives of the bride and groom, and
large assemblage of the young peo-
pie of this place, besides quite a num-
ber from a distance. AT precisely six
o'clock, Rev. Hickling pronounced
the words which Joined the happy
couple in holy wedlock, and made Mr.
Charles Bonner and Miss May Stanley
Kelly man and wife. After cougrat-
ulations and good wishes had been ex.
tended, the guests assembled about
the sumptuously spread tables and par
took of the many delicious viands set
before them. AT eight o'clock the
newly welded pair bid adieu to their
friends and took the S:20 train for an
extended tour Of the Eastern cities
and other places Of note, leaving the
guests to enjoy themselves to their
hearts content, which they did until
late hour. The affair was one of
grandeur and splendor and to say it
was heartily enjoyed is but reiterating
the expressions Of all who we're pres.
ent. Both bride and groom have al
ways been held in the highest esteem
by our citizens, and enjoyed high
station in society, and we join their
many friends in wishing them happy
and prosperous journey through life.
Following is list of the many ele.
CANT presents:
Diamond earrings, from Mr.. Chas.
Bonner; dining room set, Mr.. A. B.
Kelly; silver forks and spoons, Mrs.
A. B. Kelly; silver tea service, Mrs
H. H. May; bed room set, Mr.. j. E.
Bonner; China dinner set and finger
bowie, Mr.. B. w. May brass antique
clock, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. May; sill.
yer card case, Mrs. w. Z. Lathy ;
white parasol, Mrs. H. S. Bates f;
Duchssss lace fichu, Mrs. Suis Sharpe;
pearl handled tea knives, Mr.. j. D.
Kelly; table cloth and napkins, Mrs.
j. d. Kelly; silver pitcher and cup,
Miss Bertha Legnard; silver berry
dish, Mrs. E. Bonner; Limoge vases,
Miss Bertha Bonner; silver pitcher,
goblets and tray, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Robinson; hanging lamp, Mr.. J. P.
Cornwall; toilet set, Maggie and Ar.
tie Robinson; silver tea service, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Matchett; Limoge vase
DR.. Chas. Matchett; celery glass aud
silver spoons, Mrs. Cornwall; silver
fish knives, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Hines
lunch cloth and napkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Woodburn; silver card re-
ceiver, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Woodburn
silver water pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs
Alex. Bonner; vinaigrstte, pepper and
salt bottles, Mrs. H. Garlick en-
5roidered breakfast saeque, Miss Re
becca Garlick; toilet set, Mr.. aHC
Mrs. S. D. Irwin; embroidered table
scarf, Mrs. j. E. Blaine; mustard
pepper and salt bottles, Brownie, Har
old and James; silver cheese dish, Mr.
, George Park; satin wedding card, Mr.
{ w. A. Hosey; Limoge lamps, Messrs
Dillon and MCGOWAN; silver card re
ceiver, Mr.. G. w. Baker; jewel caske
Misses Stow; silver butter knife, MI
3 j. Haslet; toilet case, Miss Sallie Hu
; lings; embroidered satin toilet SET
/ Miss Ella Porter; opera glasses auC
silver sugar spoon, Mr.. Orion Siggins
book, "Wild Flowers" Miss Fanni
Siggins; poems, Lognfellow and Whit
t tier, Or. T. D. Damn; album, Mrs
t Jas. Hickling: silver knives, Mr.. an,
? Mrs. F. r. Lanson; book of poem;
: Mrs. H M. Dithridge; plush album
|, Misses Hunter; tea spoons, Mr.. A. M
] Doutt; Scott's poems, Miss Emm
0 Sloan; lace tidy, Miss Cora Knox
Q shoe stand, Mr.. j. F. Proper; baske
, of flowers, Mrs. John Park; baske
of flowers, Mrs. G. Heydrick; silve
fruit dish, Messrs. Cook, Hopkins
Dale, Raisig and Proper; silver but
ter knife, Mrs. Waterman.