Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-11-11
COINS TIN WEDDING,
He has a ROusinG Anniversary
On saturday Evening.

| VI. COHn began generating III
tenth anniversary of his weddin
last Saturday evening, and, accord
lug to some accounts, only go
through yesterday. He began tn
festivities on the evening aforesaid
gave grand dinner on Sunda,
was treated to another on Monday
and only called a halt in the fes
tiyities Oh Tuesday. The af,ai
opened with big surprise party.
Ga the opening night the resi-
dence of Mr.. Cohn was lit up from
cellar to attic, and crowded witt
relatives and guests. After the
jovial manner of his race, he me-
the invasion with floods of cham
payne and other necessities. anC
the house rang with the sound o!
song and music, and vibrated with
the tread Of dancing until almost
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. COINS bright-eyed
children were on hand and showed
what part in developing the re-
sources Of the State Mr.. Cohn had
performed during the ten years OF
hit matrimonial life.
Mrs. Cohn, the guests all said.
looked as charming and happy as
when she was first married, a cir
cumstance which tells of the tender
and atfectionate treatment she has
received during the past ten years
OF course for a couple of weeks
prior to the event the tin smiths of
Carson were busy getting up odd
things in the way of presents to
bride and groom. Among the most
noticeable was tin plug-hat, abb
solutely brick-proof, for Mr.. COIN,
and tin walking hat for Mrs
Cohn. The latter was trimmed
with tin feathers and ribbons, and
was an astonishing piece of handi-
craft by McGuirk. There was also
a delicately modelled tin fan from
Reno which was much admired.
OF course the deluge of tin cans.
pans and pals was there as usual.
The following is a list of the pres
ents:
Mr.. Cehn presented his wife with
IN elegant embroidered Kensington
luilt. Mrs. J. Sheyer, Mrs. L.
Levy and Mrs. L. Morris. mother
md sisters of Mrs Cohn, presented
Ter with gold family
bracelet; A. Bergman and wife.
in walking hat. and stove pipe;
Ir. Hyde and wife, bread box; j.
Fobriner and wife, tea pot; S.
levy and wife, butterfly tides:
!. Morris and wife, silver salt
bakers; Mr.. Platt, tin coffee strain
r; Mrs. Hofcr, one-half dozen sill
'er tea spooes; Mrs. Tufy and Miss
'uay, tin jelly pans, castor and |
trainer; Fannie Russock, tin fan
decorated with ribbons; r. Hofer
nd wife, tin cake box; Mrs. Will
insky, jelly mould and toys; Miss
Essential -four sieve; NJ. NJ. Fred
lex, silver napkin rings; A. Hofer, |
milk can; Mr.. T. Cohn, bronze |
lower stand Chas. Mitteldorfer, |
milk bucket; A. Morris and wife, |
san Francisco, bread tray and muf- |
in moulds; Miss BERTHE and Felice |
,ohn, perfume stand.
Among the guests present were
he following:
A. Bergman and wife, NJ. Hyde
nd wife, Z. Hofer and wife, j.
'obriner and wife, Mr.. Elliott and
life, S. Levy and wife, Reno: i.
iorris and wife, Reno; j. Plat and
life, o. T. Schulz and wife, R.
1ofer and wife, D. KAISER and
life, II. Olcovich and wife.
Mrs. Hofer, Mrs. fluffy. Mrs.
Vilzinsky, Virginia: Mrs. V. Null
er, Mrs. Curry. Mrs. J. Sheyer.
Miss Theresa Tufy, Fannie Rus
Ock, Reno; Eva Rosenthal, Stock
on NIettie Curry, Dora Bergman,
lice Tobriner, Essie Rosenstock,
Henrietta Olcovich.
Mr.. Albert Hofer. Toby Cohn,
has. Middledorfer, E. Cohn, Max
lronson, Jake Olcovich, Mr.. Ben.
'lcovich, Mr., NJ. NJ. Friedrich,
irginia.