Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-04

DANlS-SANBORN-ln this city, Novembe.
by hev. M. Hoyt, u. D., Mr.. d. f. Davis, o.
Sioux City, and Miss Sarah ]. Sanborn, of Yrnk
ton.
Over two hundred guests ssembled
last evening at the residence of Josiah
h, Sanboin to witness the tying of the
knot which united his daughter to one
OF Sioux City's rising young
mep. The ceremony occurred at
eight O'Clock and by that hour the com
modlous residence of Mr.. Sanborn was
crowded with expectant friends Of the
family. The interior of the house was
handsomely adorned, floral combina-
tions entering largely into the decorat-
I've display. Over the entrance to a bay
window a lace and floral arch had been
constructed with the every lucky horse
shoe wrought in chrisanthemum pendant
overhead. Underneath this esthetic
drsping of symbolic white the groom and
bride were to stand during the brief
ceremony which joined their lives.
From the upper apartments came the
wedding procession ct the appointed
hour. Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Sanborn,
uncle and aunt of the bride, led the van,
followed by Fred West, groomsman.
and Mamie Hoyt. bridesmaid. The
groom and the brides mother came
next in order and the bride, escorted by
her father, followed, with Katie Davis
and Annie Hoyt bridesmaids, and the
father aud mother OF groom bringing up
the rear. The party took their
appointed .places, Fred West
serving as groomBman and Misses Mamie
Hoyt. Annie Hoyt and Katie Davis as
bridesmaids. The ceremony of the Epis-
copal church was recited, closing with
Ithe usual invocation and Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis received the congratulations of
the guests over the happy event. The
newly welded couple were attended to
the home prepared for them on Linn
street, which is their future abiding
| place.
The array of presents was large and
rich, embracing the following
REMEMBRANcRs OF FRIENDS:
Silver jewel case, Mr.. and Mrs. N. j.
Cramer and Mrs. j. Fl. Bultinch; set
silver tea spoons, Mrs. Geo. jackson;
silver pickle fork, Miss Libbie Edwards;
one dozen dinner forks, Mrs. Gardner
Callahan, st. Paul; one dozen silver
spoons in case, Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Cal
lahan, st. Paul; sugar spoon, T. j.
Dewitt and wife; pickle fork and sugar
spoon, Mrs. A. Teal, st. Paul; berry
spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Follett; Sioux
City: berry spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. J. @.
McVay; butter knife and sugar spoon,
Mrs.A. Whistler and Miss Laura Johnson;
one dozen fruit knives, Miss L. j. Brown;
Sargent Bluffs, Ia; burniehed silver tea
pot, sugar bowl and creamer, a. e.
Nichols. Sioux City; berry dish and
spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Fogerty; ber-
ry dish, MIR. and Mrs. FL. l.. Clark; card
receiver, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Faulk; cas-
tor. Mrs. A. A. Rice, Sioux City; butter
knife, j. R. Sanborn; sugar bowl sDd
creamer, Mrs. J. H. and @. G. Hamilton,
Sioux City; vase, Mrs. l.. Congleton;
cologne bottle, Miss Fannie CLARK; fruit
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. P. K. Faulk;
fruit dish, Mr., and Mrs. W. NJ. Powers;
silver soup ladle, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Farr; rug. Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Folyer;
cake knife, Frank and Miss Sallie Zle-
bach; pie knife. Mr.. aud Mrs. E. Miner;
butter knife, sugar spoon, MIR. and Mira,
y. s. Williams; set nut picks. Mrs. Geo.
II. Hand; one dozen dinner knives, Mrs.
q. Callahan, st. Paul; fruit dish, Wood
bury Sanborp. Sioux City; cut glass
pitcher, Chas. Claypole, Sioux City;
breakfast castor, Mrs. Nm. Trip
and SON.; pepper and %salters, Miss
Anna Davis, Sioux City;
set dotted tumblers, Mrs. G. w. Kings.
bury; rich gold prism, electric, hanging
lamp, j. B. Sanborn, Chicago;
dozen dotted tumblers, Mr..
and Mrs. M. T. Woeley;
fruit boat, John Pierce: amberina
pitcher, Moliie and Addie Sawyers,
Sioux City; cheese dish, Mr.. aud Mrs.
w. Il. Edmunds; pitcher and glasses,
Mrs. A. W. Dawson and Fannie; fruit
boat, Mrs. Alexander Sharp; cut glass
pitcher, Eddie Hoyt; set caryers, Nj.
and Mrs. j. L. Foskett; glass set and
lamp, Mrs. Taylor. Meckling; carvers,
j. s. Callahan, st. Paul; crumb tray and
brush, Mrs. E. J. Anderson;
hand painted sachet bag. Misses Fuller;
hand painted PLAGUE, E. M. Valentine;
hammered brass PLAGUE, Mrs. DR.. Nc
Glumphy; hand painted satin tidy, Mrs.
E 81. Van Antwerp; blue bangle board,
Miss Anna Davis, Sioux City; satin
panel. Mrs. w. 81. FL. Brown; satin
PLAGUE, Jesse and Rose Matthisen
electric stand lamp. E.A. Christie, Sioux
City; parlor hanging lamp, Fred W.
West; cheese dish, Mr.. and Mrs.. W. s
Bowen; sugar bowls, Mrs. E. T. White
ash receptacle, Mrs. w. A. Burleigh;
amberina water Jug and glass, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Ordiorne; plush perfume
case, MIR. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Purdy; salaC
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Chandler, orpa
mental fruit dish, Mr.. aud Mrs L. c
Peters, Sioux City; dinner and tea Sc
complete, fine china, Miss Katie Davis
l Sip,v (Sfp. lpran had rnS,taJ aI,,,