The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-16
A Happy Union of Hearts.


scene of one of the happiest marriages
ever solemnized in Palatka The deco
rations of the church were neat and
tasty, and at an early hour the house
was filed with the friends of the CON
tracing parties, assembled and eagerly
awaiting the hour appointed, when Mr..
George E. Mundee and Miss Anita
Rogero would be made one in holy wed
lock. at s o'clock. under the magic
touch of Mrs. DIR. Rosenberg, the organ
pealed forth the Wedding March, when
the bride and groom, headed by the at
tendants and ushers, entered and form
ed a group at the altar. the brid e and
groome in the center, the bridesmaids
on the left and the ushers standing in
the rear on either side.
Before beginning the ceremony, Rev.
Father O'Riley made a short but most
solemn talk to the couple about to be
made man and wife, in which he i'm
pressed upon them the solemnity of the
obligation they were there to take, and
with the ceremony usual with the Cath
Ole church, pronounced>them man and
wife.
The attendants were -
Mr.. Butler Moragne and Miss Pheny
Rogero.
Mr.. Willie Rogero and Miss Sadie
Zehnbaur.
Mr.. I. White and Miss Eva Burke,
Mr.. Martin Griffin, Jr. and Miss Annie
Petermann.
The ushers were Messrs. Frank Lane
and W. w. Randall.
The bride wore beautiful dress, the
front of brocaded satin, with cream
satin merveillure overskirt cut en- traine,
with diamond ornaments, and wreath
of orange blossoms.
The bridesmaids wore dresses OF swiss
and white satin, deliberately trimmed
with lace, while the groome and grooms
men wore full dress suits.
The bridal presents were numerous and
elegant, of which the following is list
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogero, deed to lot or
the Heights.
Mrs. Mundee, silver caster.
The groom, handsome gold bracelets
The groomsmen, beautiful and val
liable silver service.
Miss Pheny Rogero, silver butter knit
and sugar spoon.
Miss Eva Burke. silver card basket.
Miss Annie Peternann, silver tea urn
w. w. Randall, handsome silver cak
basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvick, silver butte
dish.
Mrs. E. T. Lane, silver toilet bottle
Mrs. H. r. Teasdale, solid silver berr.
spoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Rogero, handsom
etruscan gold garnet set of jewelry.
Mr.. and Mrs.A. j. Phillips, silver syru
pitcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. MoLarty, beautiful cak
basket.
Mrs. Ferreird, handsome silver oak
basket.
Misses Reyer, beautiful satin WOO
prayer book.
Mrs. B. P, Calhoun, silver crear
pitcher.
Miss Jennie Bedford, solid silver pei
per cruit.
Misses Mae and Matte Rogero, silye
salt cellar and Gypsy kettle.
Mrs. Meek, silver stand cut glass pc
fume bottle.
Miss Alice Mundee, handsome brocat
satin fan,
! Mrs. Perpall, pair of moss rose vase
> Miss Clara Lopez, perfume DO tiles.
Miss Nellie Priddy, handsome ivol
brush and comb set.
, 1Ir. and Mrs. Bent, silver toilet stan
t Miss Rogero, st. Augustine. silv
a breast pin.
= Mrs. J. \. Smith, silver flower vas
e Mr.. Frank Lane, cut glass decanter.
: Mrs. Boland, handsome gilt pictu
: frame.
y Mrs. Beatrice Rogero, handsome pa
I vases.
Mr.. and Mrs. ZehnbaQr, handsome pa
:, hand-painted vases.
S Mrs. Hollister, silver and cut gla
berry dish.
Mr. Willie Mundee, a beautiful jewel
Il case, in piano style.
e Mrs. Noyes S. Collins, hammered silv
r, jewelry case.
If Immediately after the ceremony t
a bridal couple and attendants, with fe
friends, repaired to the residence Of \
-, NJ. H. Rogero, where they were soon
vlted to the table loaded with the go
things that cheer the inner man, and
the tune of popping corks, several hor
were passed in social chat.
The groom is one of Palatka's prom
= nent young business men, who numbc
u his friends only bv the e