The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-10-07
WEDDING CHIMES.

On Wednesday evening the Oath ul'..
many frieDdsla and relatives eongrepated
at the rt.i ience OF Rooert Calland, Esq
Summerfield, Ohio. to witness the happy
marriage Of Miss Nevada Calland and
Mr.. J B. Wil'isms. son of Senator Will
li,ms. The bride was handsomely dres-
sed in lovely costume of London
Smoke Silk. The groom, asiired in .
suit Of Black French Cloth, and to- saw
the least the happy couple made lovely
and elegant appearance.
The j,vfulI pair heing legally and rev.
erenuy united IN the holy bonds Of we'd
lock by the Rev. Gruber, who seems to
be as much of an expert in trying the
nuptial knot as in stripping the pulet.
The company assembled we're invited to
the dining room, where table was ready
prepared overloaded and greaning with
everything to whet and CRAFTY the ap-
petite of the most fastidious, which was
heartily enjoyed bv all in attendance
Tue Summer6eld Cornet, Band sp.
peared and furnished some excellent
music, after which they we're welcomed
into the dining room and partook of the
msnv good things in reserve.
After an enjoyable time the many
friends dispersed only to meet the nex-
day and be entertained at the groom s
father, Senator Williams, where was
another table, also spread with all stbe
delcacies of the season aud despite the
previous feast all seemed to have sweet
tooth for the palatabIe iepast, and filled
themselves to exaberant tuilness. =
Certainly nothing at wedding shows
the esteem of the welded by friends,
more than the presents bestowed, and
Judging from this, their. friends were
many and worthy, for we have never
seen any nicer or more useful nuptial
compliments. which are as follows:
DR.. Taylor, James Barnes aud Willie
Philpot, set Of stone chioa dishes Chas.
5. Hall. silver napkin rings; John and
Thos. Bircher. toilet set; Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Gibson. set silver knives and forks ;
Bessie Copeland, shopping bag; E nina
Bi cher, silver pickle castor; Mrs Holmes,
half dozen deserts; Homer and Annie
McGinnis silver butter dish; Humphrey
BaIdridge, silver knives and forks Miss
Dowell, silver butter knife; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gruber, by mnal aud silver sugar
spoon. Mics Sarah Spence, butter dish +;
Jennie Brown, pair ofstowels; Mary
Bsrcher, cake stand. Emma r .binson
silver hutter knite; u iwstd R ed and
Anna Brown, linen table cloth; Mr.. and
Mrs Hiram Gibson, linen towels Ka.e
Bi,cher, silver bntter knife; Dori. CAL
land. dozen napkins; Mr.. and Mrs Reed
Wi Hams. glass pitcher; G. W. Hamil-
ton, vase lamp; Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Brown. fruit dish; Jennie iCalIana.i al.
hum Jenpi. Reed. cake stand; Frank
Reed, silver spoons: Elma Barlow.
cream pi cher; Clara Reed, butter kniie
W n. Calland, silver tea spoons; Mr..
and Mrs. F NJ. Robinson, lamp, Mr.
and Mrs Robert Calland, bed spread
/ set silver knives and forks; Miss Debl
dozen napkins; Mrs Anna Foster, -bou'
fanet. 8 I. - - ~ 1910 ~
All predicted the newly welded pair 0
bright and prosperous future, and We are
glad to say Mr.. Williams has better.
half OF whom he may well be proud,
and deem it pleasure 70 love and pro
tact; that Mrs Williams has husband
she, will ever think it au honor to obey
May Perpetual Harmony their bed attend
And Venus still the wellmatched pair be
friend!
May she when Time has sunk him in years
Love her old man, and cherish his whit'
Hairs;
Nor he preceive her Charms thro' age deoay
But think each happy sun his Bridal day"
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