The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-15

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TIA, llcn Is hildun m opportunity o. r.
non q. ami there were very few Who il"l
tn do 20. sickness, b,'nce from tue ",
etc NJ cOurs. nled a. diminish INC nun
her 10 some cN+en'. The quote camr
aingl by twos aud in groups. They
we're coming and going from four 10 the
afternoon until midnight. Each and
every one had cordial welcome aud hos
pitH Die entertainment MrH. West, ret
tniuly IA charming IN heart, speech ana
manner, and IA young in spirit as on the
April day IN 1888, wHH I'll. pcrsohiiira'
tion Of the happy and proud wiir
mother and hostess. She was AHsirtrd
in rec, living by trio u equally charm
lug ltdiea-her sister, Mrs. de >hussur' ,
" Ctlumbin y. G., (hero ON u VISIT, her
daughter Miss MARY West, and Mis-
May Sawyer, also OF 60 umbia, ). G, Il
guest . the family. The aiiabllity Of
these ladies' made every visitor feel at
home, while the zen al hoot was ubiqul-
tons aud unr, hitting in biz attentions.
II were needless to tell OF the CouRfatu-
lations, the hand shHklngs and the IN
exchange ~ kindly wislie-. II was H
scene never to be Orgotten 10y those
who witnessed it, and attested,
with eloquent force, the hearty es
TEEN entertained for the W rthy
| cuu ple,by tneir home people, where the
have lived so many years. And with
this feast Of reason and How OF soul there
was not lacking bouutiful feast OF all
the good things wherewith men and
women delight b. regale their ualates
| The COLLATION. serve Ia en- h and every
guest was by no means mere incident
| Of the day. "No Presents" was the
peremptory legend hat food out bo d.
| iy on every card Of iuvitatiOn'lsent out,
| but this behest was not Obeyed AZ chez
fully H the bid to be present. There
were ONE who deemed that their friend
ship warranted the trlbute OF appropri
ate souvenirs, and so the sheen OF silver
wrought into useful and 'e8utifn
shapes, was to be seen. Among these
c1prosaionH 81 friendship the ExAMfStI
representative remembers Hs3hIecialI!
noteworthy "a car water, from MIR. ant
Mrs. j. h. Glmer; set Ot forks and tei
spoous, from Mrs. Il. g. Beatty ant
united irIe dis, sugar -pt on, from judge
aud Nrr. J. &. Walker and uther SINH
lar ar icle. not marked with name
II glyera. 'fhese gifts were mum
crous, but 1t is not desire,
thew shs he mentioned in de all
! luNllN INV lHrN phf-A hhA nAl'A bN0 w ~
good bye and ouI friends we're lett alon'
John & wst and Mary 4 stark wer
IA iried In o'umbia. :. g., on III" eVri
ing vi April li'h, 1898 The cercmo II
Was ccicbat,h BY Rev Peter shank,
the Episcopal Church In Columbia, ,
The brittle wHs the daughter ui MAJ. The
udurc stark, OF Columbia, n CaIolirian Z
the old school. They came to Waco
make It their home In 1891, aud here thu
have lived ever since Three children
one son and t~o daughters, have bl"s-e
the union, and death Ia, never cast h
shadow over the family circle. | l. to
doubted If anywhere there II II coup
whose married life has been N r. pluc
and happy or who ARE more hci"v'
ihusr Who know them. lncnnclusion d
kNAMI>ER hopes that when Aprl lil
1905, shall roll around the EXAMINER
llnl dag and timu will have the pl,H.n
puvilpg, OF telling ola golden wedding
the central figures Ut which shall b" 9
bride and groom of yesterday, "a ih
we're ui the Columbia uup'nI-, ia IT,"
buck April OF lSiS
tull Vt the Lone N.ur -liift factory To-
good ii II, -liit, and examine th,ir -lu
uig,hl- furnishing good. 'hcN aep ~
a hnc inc Ol ieWchY. i-l"tc