The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-16

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JOURNAL oiIlcs. ia marriage to slia
Llzzis Douniyer, daughter o. the drst
named parties. The residence wa,
WN filled with the relatives Of the
bEiie and groom, and every face was
bright with affection for the dear
ones who were about consummafing
their trOth plight by the sealing vows
Ofmatrimony. The salina orchestra
graeed the occasion BY their presenee,
and while = march was sending melo-
dy throughout the rooms, the bride
and groom took their station in an
Above, beneath q horse shoe Of
flowers, with It's accompanying da-
perry. Rev. A. }. Hartsock, an old
friend Of both families, the founder Of
the Lutheran church o. Salina, and the
builder Of its handsome church edi-
Zee, pronounced the marriage service
In clear, impressive, graceful man
ner-after which congratulations were
shOWered upon the popular couple
thick and fast. u was not long BE-
fore the guests were invited 70 an
elaborate supper-the tables grOaning
80 10 speak, with their luscious but
dens. One Important matter in this
connection might be announced, and
that Is: the seven different kinds Of
delicious cake were made by the bride
personally, or under her direct super
vision. What one thing could COM
mend her to q loving husband more
than the ability to provide IN 80 sue
cessful = manner the delicacies Of the
tablet In due course Of time the
guests were prOmensding here and
there to ''settle the solids" while the
best Of music and most pleasant tete-
a-tete engaged the time and attention
Of all. The gifts were varied and
some Of them very valuable: among
them an $500 pianO-a present from
Miss Beekie DOnmyer, = sister Of the
bride. An elegant Walrus handled
carving set, with solid silver ends
presented By members OF the Orches-
tra-was very much admired. An ell
egant Talutian fan, presented by DR..
RAbe, of D oakland, Cal, is q curiosity. In
Tahiti these are used only among the
royal people, and are hence very val
liable. The check Of 81 600 from the
father Of the bride, was certainly q
Convenient present.
Ofthe bride only words ofthe highest
cOmmendatiOn are spoken BY all. If
she Is not helpful, loving, sensible
wife, her friends viii be most sadly
In the groom, the
JOURNAL takes special interest. Dur
ing the many years Mr. Kirkland has
been our faithful and trusted fore
man, we have found that q more ener-
getic and competent printing office |
manager we have never met. And Ia
addition to this we have found him to |
be a gentleman who is the soul Of /
honor and principle, and whose word /
IL as good Ms his bond. Aud thus the
JOURNAL salutes this most worthy /
cOuple-believing that their new re-
lations go auspieiOusly and happily
commenced will grow sweeter and
hOlier with the passage OF the years.
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Horse and buggy-GrOOm to bride.
Check for SiOOO-Bride's father, 5.
p. DOnmyeT
Love" Sewing machine-Bride's
Mrs. 5. =. DOnmyeF.
Upright Grand Piann-Bride's sis
YER, Miss Beekie DOnmyer.
Ice Cream anu Lemonade Sett-
Brother Ed DOnmyer.
Handsome Wall Ornament-Br0-
lher Harry DOnmyer.
Futkesot SILVER kniVes, forks aud |
,pOOns-Bride's sister aud brotuer-ln-
aW, Mr.. sud Mrs. J. M. Bru0aker.
Ornamental stand lamp-Graud
father and grandmother OF the bIide.
ClOck-Aunt aud uncle q. b. Dom
myeT.
Cabinet Plush frame-Aunt Sarah
DOnmyer.
Ornamental Ink sland-COusln L.
h. DOnmyer.
Pair Turkeys-Aunt and uncle
Daniel DOnmyer.
Quilt -GroOm's mother, Mrs. Kirt.
and.
Solid silver nut picks-Unele Fred
Kirkland.
Silver cake basket-Mrs. Rabe,
GrOOni's sister.
Silver pickle castOr-H. J. Reiling.
Chicago.
Silver bouquet hOlder-Katie Gun
81. Joseph, Mo.
Hand painted panel picture-Jen-
ale PurslOw, Sioux city, Iowa.
Pin cushiOn-Gertrude BURNER,
POmOns, Klaus.
Handsome tidy-COusin Maggie
kring.
Bronze elOck-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. D
sampson.
Elegant silver mounted carving s. tt
Of Saliua orchestra.
Water set-ScOtt Robinson. Salina
Painting-PrOf. Upp.
Very handsome initial tOwei-MT.
md MIS-. James Quinn, Johnstown,
'enna-
Tahitian fAu-Dr. Rabe, oakland.
al.