Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-11-13
Orange Blossoms.

Orange Blossoms.
COLLINS COLLINS Married, at the
Catholic church, on the South Ridge, on
Thursday, Oct. 10th, 1884, by Rev. J. A.
Mickenfelder,M Mr.. Frank Collins, OF Tiffin,
O., and Miss Bridget Collins, of Hamler.
The bride was dressed in plum colored
silk, as were also her bridesmaids, and all
made grand appearance. The marriage
was quite novel affair, both bride and
groom being of the same name, though no
relation. After the marriage ceremony
was over the guests returned to the home
of the bride where the di nne table stood
groaniDg under the weight of delicacies
ready to be consumed by the happy
throng of friends, ninety in number.
Supper was served in due time, aud after
all had eaten heartily, the sound of merry
music might be heard throughout the
house and the tripping of the light tantas-
tic toe until the wee small hours, when
the guests, after wishing the young couple
a long and happy life, returned to their
respective homes, all feeling we'll pleased
with the reception given them by Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins. The following is list of
presents:
Mrs Sheman, pair pillow shams; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. R. Collins, large chrono; Mrs. Jos. New on pair
towels; Miss Emma Newton, fruit dish; Misses
Minnie and Saddle Newton, set of gesswae; Mrs
Jno. Welsh, set silver tea spoons; Mis-. Jas. Joyce
stand cover and set glassware; MIR. and Mrs. A.
Mcclure, fruit dish; Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Coe, ele-
CANT chandelier; Mr.. aud Mrs. L. Pitman, pair
towels; Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Blue, wash bowl and
pitcher; Mr.. M. Hayes, glass water pitcher Father
of the bride, pair of table cloths; Mother of the
bride, pair table cloths and bed spread: Mother Of
the groom, half dozen nap, ms; MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Ziero Maolica pitcher aud set silver tablespoons;
Mrs. NJ. j. Matters, cream pitcher and pickle dish
Mrs. Hattie Young, pair towels; Mr., VIM. Collins
silver CASTOR Miss Mary Collins, library lamp Miss
Katie Collins, silver butter knife Miss Della Collins
pair vases; Mr. Tom Collins set silver tea spoons;
Mrs. Mary Hughes, table cloth; Mr.. and Mrs D. G.
Stack large album; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Launsuaway,
set silver tea spoons; Mrs. T. Boyle, fruit dish,
Miss Della McNamee, cake sslnd; Miss Maria Mi
Ian, table eloth Miss Agnes Colthurst, dozen nap
kins; Mrs. vogel, table cloth, shaving cup, brush
and bracket; Mr. and Mrs. Jno. McNamee, ink
stand pen holder; Mr.. M. McNamee, prayer book;
Miss Nora Shaw pair towels; Mr.. s. A. Collins,
pair silver napkin rings Miss Ella Collins, set silver
table spoons; Miss Maggie Collins, set silver tea
spoons; Mr. NJ E. Collins, glass water pitcher; Mr..
and Mrs. Q. A. Brady, cake stand and glass bread
plate; Mrs. Thomas English, of Ft. Wayne, quilt;
Miss May Stroh, wash bowl and pitcher; Mr.. T. j.
Shaw, bedroom set; Miss Mary Herrick, preserve
dish; Miss Lizzie Smith, cream pitcher and butter
dish; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kinney, half dozen
napkins and table cloth.
On the morning after the wedding the
bride and groom left for Ft. Wayne to
spend few days with relatives, when
they will return to their new home in
Seneca county. The good wishes of all
60 with Mr.. and Mrs. Collins.
"May Heavens great blessings
Ever attend their pathway through life,
Is the wish Of their friends
A GUEST.