Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-04-11

OF thlS place.
This occasion brought together ;
small number Of friends of the family
all whom enjoyed the profusion o
elegant hospitalities dispensed by the
host and hostess. OF these the only
persons present residing elsewhere
were Miss Finette Henshaw and hen
brother, w. E., and George NJ
Perdew, of Homecoming.
About $50 p. IN. the bridal party
unattended, stood before the rector
The service was read from the Episco-
/ pal ritual, and the two declared one.
| Warm congratulations followed, as
both the bride and groom are held in
high estimation and the union is re-
gardod as an suspicious one for each.
The bride was attired in dress Of
elegant light-blue silk, en- train,
trimmed with Spanish lace. The
groom wore Prince Albert coat, vest
and pants corresponding in fashion,
able style Both looked their best
and happiest.
The gifts from friends made hand
some display and We're much admired.
We note the following
Silycl-mounted fruit basket, John Douglas,
Homecoming, Md.
Plush French mirror, Mrs Henshaw and
family, Homecoming, Nd.
Two Bohemian glasses and water pitchers
Mrs. King, Washington, d. c.
Silver card receiver, Mrs. Mary L. Bulger
Washington, D. c.
Handsome bronze caudclabrum, officers
in Signal Service Bureau, Washington, D. c.
One silver sugar spoon, Edward Whitfield,
Washington, u. c.
Case containing solid silver butter-knilc
and spoon, Robert Evitt, Baltimore, Md.
One dozen glass ice-cream dishes and glass
waiter Mrs. Courtney Doyle, Baltimore, Md.
Silver jewel case, Mrs. Edward L. Hooper,
Baltimore, Md.
Fancy fam Mrs, Robert Evitt, Balti-
more Nd.
One dozen silver spoons Mrs Robert
Eyitt Baltimore, Md.
Cut-glass fruit dish. Miss Bryson, Balti-
more Md.
Fruit stand, Mrs A. Russell, Baltimore,
Nd.
Two cu-glass bottles cologne, Robert
Mortland, Pittsburg, Pa.
Carved silver batter dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. liiXson, Philadelphia, Pc.
French China tea set (56 pieces hand-paint
ed, Mrs. Matte Kaye, Brooklyn, \. Y.
Linen table-cloth, Miss Susie Mcmahon,
Ecllhart, Nd.
Silvcr-mounted butter dish, Mrs. A. Holz-
born, Frostburg, Md.
Ebony clock, Mrs. \. Hole.
Six silver fruit knives, Mr.. and Mrs. K. c.
Paul.
Fancy linen tidy, Miss Dollie G. DcVec-
mon.
Silver sauce ladsl, Mrs. A. N. DcVecmon.
One dozen each solid silver teaspoons, table
spoons, dessert spoons, knives and forks,
Uitchins Bros.
Silver fruit stand Mrs Dr. c.. c. Jacobs
Two fancy China saltcclIars, Miss Hcttle
Jcires.
One pair glass preserve stands Edward
Browning.
Dinner bell, Gladstone Hitchins.
Fancy linen towel, Mrs Wineland
Set toilet mats Miss Helen Berkcy.
Fraycr-book, Rev. A. C. Haycrstick
Two silver salt cellars and napkin rings
combined, Robert G. Colborn.
Six silver fruit knives, Joe. II. IIitchins.
Silver piellnile Dr. and Mrs J. NJ. Porter
Silver buttcr-llnitc Miss Anna +. Williams.
Pair linen towels, Mrs. Charles II. Ger
lach
Hand painted panel, Miss IIaidce Frost.
Silver pickle-stand, Miss Adelinc i.
Brown.
Silver salt and pepper stand, with napkin
ring, George J. Common
Silver mounted glass picllle-lish, John W.
Stewart
Linen table CLOTH Miss Mamie McCulloh.
Glass waiter and two glass jelly dishes, Miss
Theresa Donohoc
Chamber set and bed spread \. L.
Iiitchins.
! Crotcheted mood, Mrs. \. NJ. Grove
Silver nut cracker and six silver nut picks,
Harry 3. Colborn.
Two pieced quilts, grandmother Deepen.
| Siyer-nounted pickle-stand Miss Minnie
IIitchins.
Hymnal, Emery Hitchns.
/ Carving sci, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Beall
Hand-wrought linen tidy, Miss Annie
| IIitchins.
| Linen tabic-coycr, Miss Agnes Paul.
| BoIuct ". l.. Amman
| Flowers, J. 7. H. Paul
| SILVER cup, Mrs. II. VI. Paul.
Set walnut furniture, Mr. and Mrs. T. II
Paul.
A delicious rcpast was served to the
guests. lee creams OF several tiavorS,
gelatinos, cakes OF numerous designa-
tons, etc, etc, all prepared by tender,
skillful hands, lent delightful finish
to the occasion.
The JOURNAL congratulates the
happy pair upon beginning so prom,
islng OF happiness and success, and il
is oar pleasure to hope that full
measures Of all blessings will fall
along hfe's pathway.
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!r0n Putting lie TeigimGsters-
/ The mime inSnprt,r Dennis Sheridan