The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-11

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ment We're lanked the richest an,
choicest viands, ornamental no Sn'
llons, Lucullan feast, of which tho ne
senloled friends partook with epicnroa,
Sgst' The host and hostess, Col. anl
MS, nirs. Leake, We're lavish in their bospi
.ol'y, We're attentive to tho slirbtes,
Want ol thoir guests Merrily passed
yhe evening, and truly the lamp lirh,
men. "u" praN'
Tue pride was attired in an elepant
costume OF white ottoman sillS' mad,
Win long square train of the silk. will
'front.' OF satin hrecaded with silver
il9'Wyersiwaist of the silk, pointed in front
WIN roses of the brocaded satin and
Glgh raise of duchesse lace caught
uoWtn WIN silver cords: elbow sleeves
WIN deep irills of duchesse lace. and
uorulhgs OF silver on both train and
waist; lace veil, caught at the sides with
os.rich ups aud diamond daggers; bou.
and b0urarda. '"'' i'sos
follows: Miss Mary Leake sister of tbe
bride, cream cashmere with Gounca.
ana trimmings of escurial lace, nrns.
,llenis-ostrich tips at tho corsage. and
bouquet of natural flowers. Miss Annie
llouts, cream ottoman yelling with
Sarhitures OF fedora lace, silver braid
alu creaIh ottoman sash. Miss Miriam
MNorgan, cream cashmere and brocnde
Mh, WIN trimmings of eseurlal lace.
MISS LAZY tltzhugh, cream cashmere
Win cashmere lace and satin somnro
corSage, and diamond ornaments. Mis-,
niulile betterton, cream cashmere with
peautllul lace and tinsel shawl draDery
uiaihond ornaments. Miss Mary
davenport, cream nuns yelling.
trimmed with ottoman brocade and
elegant lace front.
me ilttle Hover girls were charmingly
httired IN Kate Greenway costumes OF
pare PINK gowns and caps of same
snaue, inc latter with tiny tins at the
sue, ana each Hover girl holding up her
muslin ana lace apron, filed with ilow.
eTs, 10 strew before the bride-an en-.
pleiil 'rnt her path might always be OF
roses, with never q thorn.
The presents were as follows. A large
plush PLAGUE, with brass heads of The.
us and Bacchus, from Messrs. French
danne, Xintgraif aud Blanch Hanna, OF
benson, Texas; companion pictures, In
Water-colors, in plush and bronze
frames, from X. d. Berry; bronze chime
mantle clock, with figures and compan.
ION vases, from Mr.. Paul Furst and
FRANK Cockrell; cream, berry and sugar
spoons, from Mr.. and Mrs. II. G, Dunn,
Basque Hover girls, from Maude and
isabelle pullman; solid silver cake
knife, from Mrs. G.. Ii. Goddard. St
Louis, Missouri; silver salyer, from Mrs
Brown, of Camden, Arkansas; bronze
ahd plush plaque, in bronze and wood
frame, from MIR. and Mrs. Franl,
Burke; SILVER gold-lined cream and
perry spoons, from Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Coke; beautiful Wild Flowers'i
l6oot9, from Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
smith toilet set in ivory, from Mrs
irezevant; alter dinner coilees of Dres
ven emma IN plush case, from Mr. and
hlrs. fiouts; card aud bouquet receiver
IN crystal and silver, from Dir. and Mrs
Pace; cut glass bottles of perfume, from
Mr.. Richardson; one dozen aiter.dinner
coiioe spoons, silver, gold lined, from
Mrs. j. x. Hereford; silver gold lined
irllt basket, from q. w. Brown, of Cam.
den, Arkansas; toilet mirror of plush,
with cut glass bottles and polished
teNaS horns, from ChGs. Henning; poarl
ana golu opera glasses, from l.. H., Curtis,
caro- receiver of Sevres china and silver
from Helen T0rman; set of silver fruit
knives with pearl handles, from Mr..
CHARLES BettortOn, Demng, New Mex.
lcoi china fruit set ,c0mporte and mates.
rom Mollie Betterton; silver and crys.
tll cporgue, from Mr. and Mrs, LYMAN
Hay, OF Hot Springs, Arkansas; indivld.
ual castor i'm silver and colored pDrce-
lam, from Maggie Walker; olive set i'm
beaten silver and gold, from Mr.. and
Alis' edward Grey; card receiver in
frosted s'lvor, from Mr.. Fred. Grice, Of
Galveston, Texas; silver and porcelain
| vase, nom Lizzie T.. Stinson, Camden.
Arliansasi embroidered satin bottles and
cushion, from Mamie lIurolurd; iewol
case IN beaten silver, from Mr.
ana Mrs. Joif House; silver card
| receiver and bouquet holder, from Mr.
Ragland Momand; brass and CHM
lamp, from MIR. and Mrs. Ramsey
"Etudos in Modern French Art,u (bonk
from Miss Mamie Davenport; cut glas.
smelling bottle with silver stopple and
monogram, from Mrs. Morgan, ir.; toi
lot ease aud set in ivory aud plush, froa
James Pace; volume of Shakespear,
handsomely bound, from Mrs. 4. II
| Benners; half dozen after dinner cotIo,
~ oons, from Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Ferguson
pair OF plush picture frames, from
Mr.. Paul Earb; revolving butter
dish IN frosted silver, from "a
friendi" beveled glass mirror, in plush
ana glass frame, from j. ID. Roberts
china nut bowl and salvor, from Mrs
John Stone; Limoges vase, from Milton
nnrgan; solid brass plaque clock, from
Mrs Mary Dexter, of Baltimore, Mary
| land; embroidered satin banner
mounted in plush and wood frame, iron
! Mrs. II, II. Sale, Mechanicsville, Now
York; dressing case and worli-box com
bined, in ivory, from MIR. Henry Wolf
and sister; "Flowers from Hin nnC
Dale" lbookl, from Mrs. Ell. Fallon an,
| Miss Hattie Weeks; carving set In iyor,
aud steel. from Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Oar
gan, Atlanta, Georgia; double studen
lamp, in blue porcelain and nickel, from
| Mrs. Owen Burnett; "Atila," illustrate,
by DOre, from Miss Miriam Morgan
hammered brass, silver and br0nz
scOnce, from MOssrs. j. ~. Treyeyant
| jr., j, I. Dargan aud Sam Cochran; WA.
tor set and frosted silver and gold, from
the sisters and brothers of the bride
pink porcelain lamp, mounted In brass
from MIR. ana Mrs. j. l.. Henry; "Vio
lets Among the Lillics,n book frou
Mrs. q. II. Stimson, of Camden, Arkar
saS; pitcher and vase OF Dresden chinf
from Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III. Iickox; silye
and crystal berry dish, from y. c
Smith, Of Waxahachie, Texa,
embossed silver cake baske
rom Messrs, Lafayette Fltzhurt
w. NJ. Alexander and A. +. Wogel
craft; silver syrup pitcher and pla,
from Me'srs. :. and Il. Block; silver an
crystal sugar bowl from III. &. Strang,
brass dagger with wood handle an
thermometer from Mrs. Sawnis Rober
son; silver nut picks from Miss Kat
Morrow; antique lnco counterpart an
shams from Phillip and Alex Sangc
an immense ship of natural towor
smllaN. ferns md orange leaves, vii
name Grace in immortelles, from NJ
and Mrs. Thomas Walker; durhes,
lace handkerchief from Mr.. q. NJ. Burk
, of Cleveland, Ohio; plush mirror; on
broidered in ribbon work, from Mi
! Lillian Jenkins.
A Again tho HERALD tenders TO Il
, bridal pair its congratulations and h
l seechus for them unalloyod happlnu
all through Ito.
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