The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-23
CUPID'S CHIMES.
Mr. Charles Fowler and Miss NINA
Wolf Linked for Life.
P0ur Other Hearts Boat with but u
Single Thought.
A Field Day for Happy IIymer

A Field Day for Happy lIymer
Lsst evening 81. Matthew's CAthsdrA
saw its every seat occupied by some OF th,
best oiti2sns Of thii place and from abroad
invited guests 10 the nuptisl ceremonies o
Mr.. Charles Fowler, IT,, Of Galveston snd
Miss Minng, daughter OF Mr. aud Mira
John Vol, vi D.llas. For sewers m nutsI
expectation had been On tip.toe, entioipai.
lag the approach OF the bridal party. a;
O'Clock tue organs penl OF the wedding
march announced tho appearance. u
was composed 10 the following order %
thoy marched down the aisle In couple OF
Mrs. MOses, OF New Orleans, and Major
J. F. Elliott; Miss Mirio Morgan anr ar.
Louis Runge OF Galveston; Mics Lillian
jenkins. and Mr.. A, d. Aldridgs; N igs Lula
aud Mr.. I'D Fonda; Miss Louise
Fowler, OF Galveston, ard Mr.. o car Vol;
Miss Linda Wolf aud Henry RunEe, OF
Galveston; Mra. John Wolf and Mr. OhallsH
H I ,"IsF VIII ii. M''' Minn' Wolf and Mr.
Arrived OF the front SEATS reserved, the
ushers, Messrg. Runge Aldridge, f onGa
Rungo and Wolf, seated respectively, their
escorted ladies, Misses Morgan. Jenkins,
smith, Wolf and Fowler, themselves await.
ing tho coming OF the bridal couple.
Tnereupon . me groom u,ssr SsoeG co.
ing about him. Then followed
ths brlde.elsct on the arm OF her brother.
| The impressive ceremonies OF tho EpiscO-
pal church, conducted by the RI. Rev.
| Bishop Garrett, then made them twain one
flesh. The holy rite concluded tue party
returned to the carrisges In reverse order.
| Fair bauds aud loving hearts had been
10 work in the cathedral all day yesterday,
aud ths admirable adjustment 81 things
was an eloquent tribute TO fine conceptions
aud exquisite taste. Flowers roses, lilies
ferns and potted plants OF rare
beauty, native and exotic. per
fumed with rich proiusion the
bridal bower where The love knot was SOL
the large proyerbisl bell Of
most exquisite white hoTers
slieyed By Au occasional sprg Ci
green. Along with j, We noticed the stan
dsrd crescent, Texas and New O'lssns
snited, monogram OF W. q +. being across
| The star.
| At the home of the brides parents nhonl
On hundred friends assembled to personally
pass the cuRtomSIy pleasant greetings.
| Here, after some moments spent In exam
lining the rich and numerous presents the
| guests were invited in to auDper Ia two
isrPe rooms fss.ooned and garlanded with
April's gifts. In full conformity with the
| taSlelulDess ol lnc pIoBfaulie HHehuy
had, was this portion OF II. In
front Of tho bridal couples soats vera con-
splcuousiy tHo lergo cakes, tho hsndiwork
OF ths brides sister, Mrs. CroWdus, the one
ia shape silver crescent, tho other c
20 den star. On the former WAS a coaiec.
toned dove in tho acl OF descending, with
a candy horseshoe in its beak labelled
Good Luck" GA tho latter was sail
boat containing n, Joyous counte-
nanced yonng couple calling down
the stream OF life with sais all
set and In tho full tide OF loves young
dream. Connecting the two WAS G con
jointed stsr and crescent symbolic Of the
present homes and the former one Of the
bride. The tables were loaded with the
various Wanda uud wines tha' tempt the
palate and entce the tongue. made ali
The more attractive By the dishes OF roses
and boquets.
Alter being full under way several ssnti
mentB we're rendered 70 the happy one
end to othera present and ebrens, and 3
fund OF humor and genuine plesnantness
| Deryaded the entire time. Some two
dozen kilograms OF congratulations were
read, bsing from Galveston, New Orleans,
New York, etc. Supper over, adjournment
wsB nad 10 The parlors where music and
dancing we're INDUCED IN, and time given
to the bride to Did sdieu 20 her friends.
The bride, meek and lovely OF appear
| anCS az MI 1!hie'' was SsbooieilS ~ IASs
evening when arrayed in her elegant aud
ling dress OF heavy white
satin trimmed with crystals, with veil set
with orange blossoms, with satin slippers,
etc ornaments OF white diamond eardrops
and diamond scarf pin. At 10 o'clock
the bridal coupls were driven. to
on the Houston & Texas Central railway
,witch near Ervsy street. They 30 direct
| 20 Now York and will leave that city on
| the 30th instant On the steamer Ida, Tor
| Europe, to be absent until September next.
To them the HERALD tenders its eincerest
wishes for long, happy, heslthiul, pros
porous Journey through life. And this sen
! ,imsut IL but the ecno ~ every -cqusi' =
tauce they have. Following are some o
the presents, and each is OF the richast Of
its kind, emitting large number OF yalua.
BILE ones in Galveston:
Captain Charles Fowler. bracelets; Mrs;
| Charles Fowler, Art Journal aud bedroom
and parlor sat; Mr.. and Mrs b lrmefeld,
oak desk and water colors. Robert Borne
field, pin and necklscs; Henry Calm,
JAMES Baruch, double carving set;
Henry Range. Louis Runge, marble clock
Miss Lyon, embroidered damssk; fellow
clerks ut Kaufmsn & Rarswick, knives,
forks, spoons. etc.; +. M. Bal, silver salt-
cellar and spoon; O,,ptain and Mrs. Irvine,
Chko 1Orhd aiiu
af,sr dinner coffee: Mr.. and Mrs II. II.
Hoard, cream spoon; Mr.. aud Mrs. III. NJ.
stevens, lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. Ohss. Nj.
Whitney, crystal bAsket; Mrs. Chas. A.
Whitney, silver berry set; Mr.. and Mrs. q
Q Whitney, card receiver; Colonel ana
Mrs. /. M. Mansfield, vase; Mr.. and Mrs
T. L Thompson. lamp; DR.. and Mrs. Ner-
Ger, silver butter bucket; J. A. McFiits.
vases; J. q. Brown, pictare and easel; Mr..
julius Balburns. bigue figures; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Brown, silver soup lsdle; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Loeb. ice craam set; Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Cowsrt. berry spoon;
Mr.. George Marckmann, chair:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wilkins. beer Jug; Mr..
Sol Bran, photograph; Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Crewdus, cAndslabrAs; Miss Clark, book;
Mrs. Alexander Ortlieb, spread and sham
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schneider, olive dish aud
spoon; Miss N. BettertoD, nerfume cases
Mr., and Mrs. Betterton, perfume case and
basket; DR.. and Mrs. Henry. flower anc
vase stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
, dover vase and stand. Miss @. B. Knoll,
nut, set; Mrs. Nsrsslis, bisqse figure
Mr., and Mrs. w. o. Conner, bsque figures
Mr.. and Mrs.. Davis, lamp; Aisses Oppss
helm and DeitE, flower baskets; Miss Lult
Smith, flower basket; Mr.. Miller DArgen
box OF flowers; Mrs. Hatch, csndelaora
Miss Grace Carnss, table sosrf; Mr.. Howart
Csrnes, table: Mr.. A. Hurst. napkin rings
A. ID. Aldridge. ports monte: Ella vii
, mer, pickle jar; Mr.. and Mrs. Hickox, fold
: ing mirror; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sanger. slvs
. waiter. A series OF table sets OF china, etc.
by the brides family; diamonds BY tn
groom.
ABrACE or WEDDINGS.