Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-26
Merrily Mated.
HUG

On Tuesday evening the marriage of
Charles A. Fox to Miss Ida Hughes took
place at st. Francis church, Rev. Father
McMenomy officiating. After the cere-
mony a reception was held at the resi-
of the brides father, Mr.. Martin Hughes,
No. GIG Ninth avenue. Thegathering of
friends was large, the occasion was a
joyous one in all respects and the worthy
young couple start out with the hearty
congratulations and earnest well wishes
of q large number oil friends. The fol.
lowing were among the gifts on the occa-
sion:
Mrs. NJ. Hughes, sewing machine and feath-
and Mrs. Fox, china tea set; George Hughes
parlor mirror; Mrs. Il. Schulz, silver break
fast castor; Thomas and Celia Hughes, silver
jewel case; Miss Anna Fox, set silver napkin
rings; Johnny, Mamie and Martin Hughes,
hand painting tray; Frank Fox, drawing room
table; Mr.. and Mrs. 0. p. Wickham, marble
top center table; Mr.. and Mrs. James Wick.
silver spcons; Mr.. and Mrs. p. Lacy, two
gold-lined cups and s~aucers; MIR. and Mrs.
James Pryor, silver dinner castor; William
Lacy, pair of statues; Mr. and
Mrs. James Hughes, bouquet holders;
MIR. and Mrs. ID. Gill, of Des Moines, set silver
knives, forks and spoons; Rev. B. p. Meme
nomy, large prayer book; MIR. and Mrs. j. j..
Brown, silver cake basket; Mayor w. r
Vaughan, statuette of Lord Byron; Stephen
McAtee, silver fruit stand; Patrick McAtee,
silver butter dish; Misses Fanny and Mary
McAtee, of Denver, set gold lined napkin
rings; Mrs, McMenomy and Maggie Come.
silver cake basket; Mr.. and Mrs. Keating, sill
n FrttIf tph a-s -.I vi. ll.-al
silver thimble; Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Murphy, cut glass water service; Ed
ward and Kate Murphy, pair vases;
John, James and Mamie Mithen, ebony plush
centre table; Miss Kate Mithen, china fruit
plate; MIR. and Mrs. M. G.. Griffin, china fruit
BASKET. Mr.. and Mrs. William Spetman, cut
glass cheese case; Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnoud,
floral album. Lena Cashier, hand painted
china water pitcher; Charles Beno, table cloth
and o dozen napkins; Louis Bechtele, crockery
eggs basket; Kate Riley, silver breakfast cas-.
tor; James Calvin, bouquet holder;Lizzie Spet-
man, dozen napkins; Dave Holtz and III. Spet-
man, table cover; John Stork, silver water
service; Tfllie and Emma Loskows-
+, Fl. Guanella and William Calvin, silver
fruit basket: Thos. Brennan, of Omaha, break.
fast castor; p. Kelly, hand painted china pot;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Shea, of Nicola, silver wa
Ter pltcher; Mr.. and Mrs. N. O'Brien, silver
carving knife and fork; Daniel Dougherty,
camp rocker; Mr.. and Mrs. u. j. O'Neil, pair
vases; Nellie Mulqueen, silver and cut glass
fruit stand; Mr.. and Mrs. John Cusick. pair
silver goblets; Kate Tholl, silver pickle castor;
VIM. Maloney, breakfast castor and napkin
rings; Edith Lockwood, silver card receiver;
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaxin, silver pickle castor;
Alice and Kate Blaxin, silver
fruit stand ~and dozen china plates;
Tholl Il Kracht, silver fruit basket; Mr.. and
Mrs, i. W. Spetman, silver pie knife; Thos. |
Laskowskie, silver syrup pitcher; H.. Il.
Baker, OF Corning, silver pickle castor; James
Thompson, of Corning, silver and cut glass
bouquet holder: Mr.. and Mrs. John Mergen,
silver waiter; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leffert,
silver card receiver; Mr.. and Mrs. John Jay
F.rainey, silver sugar bowl; Mrs. Durgan and
daughters, silver berry dish; Julia Sullivan,
gold berry spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sullivan,
set silver spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Appel,
large silver spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. Oakes, of
Emerson, willow ware rocker; Mrs. O,Neill
and daughter, wine glass set with all the
coiors of the rainbow; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Kelly, silver water pitcher; Thomas Millet
and ed. McGorrisk, of Des Moines, china set;
J. @. O'Reagan, of Des Moines, set silver
knives and forks,