Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-26

The Marriage Bells Ring Gaily
Again In Eureka.

The Marriage Bells Ring Gaily
Again In Eureka.
Last evening, at the residence Of Mrs.
William zadow, the brides sister, on Ed
wards street, Eureka, was married by the
Rev. Charles B. Crawford. Miss Jennie L.
Kohler Of Grass Valley, California, to Mr..
Ed. Wilhelm Of Euaeka. The ceremony
was gracefully performed by the Rev.
@. B. Crawford in his best mood,
after which the twain happily united un-
derwent as ~composedly as possible the oon-
gratulations and salutations of some sixty
or seventy friends who were guests CT sie
| occasion. The bride looked lovely
dressed in white silk, en- train. cut low.
and trimmed with Spanish lace; the hair
| appropriately ornamented with orange
| blossoms; the conventional veil, and jew
| eiry OF diamonds. A most amiable,
handsome and worthy young lady. The
groom was attired in suit Of strictly ire
proachsble black and fairly beamed with
happiness over his capture. He is n Of
our most substantial and trustworthy
men OF business. The pair are worthy Of
each other. Long may they live and be
happy, as happy as they made their friends
| land doubtless made themselves) last
| night; for the most sumptuous repast was
| spread that any board ever groaned under
| before in this hospitable town. The best
| wine flowed like water, and when Il. Sad
Ter came in and became master OF cere-
monies for the rest Of the evening joy wa
| unconfined. An occasion for mirth,
| iollity, good humor and solid comfort
long to be remembered. Thanks for our
selves to the considerate groom for q gen.
| erous remembrance in the form OF excel
lent wine and cigars Of the genuine
Havana weed and make. The presents
we're numerous and costly, q partial list
of which we give below:
Silver tea set, Mrs. Albert Mau OF San
Francisco; three pieces of silver-pickle
| dish, butter dish and cake dish-Mr. and
Mrs. II. j. Sadler, San Francisco; silver
sugar spoon. Mrs. Lewis Hillebrecht,
Helena, Montana; exquisite white fan,
John Godfrey; silver fruit dish, Mitchell
| Gregovich; plush picture frames, Mr.. and
| Mrs. VIM. Zadow; glove and handkerchlef
| box, plush, Mrs. H. s. Bullock; silver
butter knife, ladle and spoon, Robert
| Young OF Ruby Hill; elegant white fan,
Mrs. John Greg0vich; elegantly pouuu
volume Of Whittisr's poems, Mrs. Q. j..
Lansing; the same of Tennyson's poems,
Mrs. W. j. Smith; four volumes OF the
" Spectator" Mrs. Robert Crossan; hand.
made sofa cushion, Mrs. A. Karbstein OF
| Hamilton; silver pitcher, tray and
cup, Mrs. A.. Skillman; silver pickle
dish, Miss Mary Barnes; n
some white fan. Mrs. W. P. Steichel-
man; beautiful full china dinner set, +.
and J.. Hoffman; elegant brocaded para
| sol. Mrs. William Kohler, the brides
mother. Of Grass Valley; box of kid gloves:
| Miss Minnie Kohler, the brides sister, OF
Grass Valley; Sc. Of rich white lace cur
tains, Mrs. r. sadler; dozen linen nap
| kins, James Wilson; dozen linen napkins
Miss Louise E. Mau; silk b~ed,spread'
| table-cover and linen towels, Mrs. II:
Zadow Of Hamilton; lace pillow and bed
shams, Mrs. Cont; pillow and bed shams'
Miss Mamie Blackwell; dozen linen pillow
cases. trimmed with lace, Mrs. Henry
| Zadow: same, Mrs. M. Blackwell; black
walnut ornamental table, P. 81. HUI.