Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-15
TIE VIEW MAYORS POLICY.
H.s Inaugural Presents Practical Points Of
General Interest,
FAVORlNG THE WAGON BRIDGE
The Doings of tho Council Sunday
school Workers in Scssion-An
oil Deed To Rich Omaha
Property.
THE WAGON BRIDGE


Avo"A. Oct lI.-On "Wednesday even.
ing occurred the marriage OF Miss Clara
b. Norton, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs g. II Norton, OF this city to MIR.
Charles f. Fawcctt. of Cedar Rapids, la.
At an early hour the guests began to as
scmblc and before 6 o'clock the spacious
parlors were filed with m crry crowd,
well lifting the occasion. At O'Clock
the wedding march, played by Miss l.. l..
Valentine, announced the coming of the
bridal party, consisting of the bride and
attendant, klisS Hattie Hunt. of this
place, the groom and attendant, Mr.. Put
nam, of Cedar Rapids. The brides dress
was cream-white nun swelling, with mar
shallnci buds and and tube roses, no ar
ticlc of jewclry being worn. The groom
was attirod in the usual black.
Taking positions under Il beautiful
arch of cvcrgrcenS from thc center
OF which marriage bell was suspended.
The ceremony was then performed that
made them one by Rev. George Hindlcy,
of Weeping Water, NcO., II relative of
the BRIDE. Congratulations numerous
and earnest were, given the newly
welded, after which an elegant repast
comprising the dclicacies of the season
was served. Mirth and general gayety
prevailed At 8 O'Clock the bridal party
took their leave amid showers of rice and
old slippers. Many of the guests accom-.
panying them to the train. Mr. and Mrs.
Fawcctt will make Cedsr Rapids their
home. The bride tor Clara) is well
known among our people having lived
here from childhood, her quiet ladylike
manner has won for her host of life
long friends who hold her in
high esteem and heartily wish her
all the Joys this life affords.
The groomis a resident of Cedar Rapids,
aud though not so well known to US, 1t is
proven beyond all question that he is
deserving, and possesses all the good
qualities necessary TO make Il good
husband, by the captivation and taking
from our mid st "one of our girls" who
is known for her good judgment. May
JOY and happiness be ever theirs.
The presents were: One-half dozen
silver knives and forks. Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Hodgson, Mr. aud Mrs. c. |. Swartfager;
beautiful plush pin cushion, handsomely
embroidercd Miss Hattie Hunt; large
silver vase, MIR. and Mrs. j. X. Powers,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs.
}. F. Owens. Mr. and Mrs. George Maer,
F. Waltman; two beautiful hand painted
saiters, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Foote; one-half
dozen silver fruit knives, Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. II. B. Day; silver butter knife in satin
case, Mr.. and Mrs. h. S. Hart;
one half-dozen silver fruit knives, Mr.
Frank Beymcr and Miss Alice Nash;
one half-dozcn silver nut picks, Misses
| Nottie and Nora Bailer, Grnnell, Iowa;
two volumes of poems handsomely bound
in alligator, Miss l.. L. Valentine. Miss
| james and Miss Henry; silver butter dish,
very handsome. Mr.. and Mrs l.. Is.
Worth, MIR. and Mrs. f A. Worth Mr..
I I l. Tnnlyun,,
Della jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Blanchon;
one dozen silver nut picks and crack,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hake. Mr.. and Mrs.
| + A Consigny; beautiful watch and
odor case combined, Mr.. and Mrs. III. b.
| Watson, Council Bluffs, Iowa; handsome
hand painted china fruit dish, Mrs. J. G.
Norton, Mrs. c. ". Bryant, Oakland,
Iowa; lovely silk bag, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Green, Omaha, Neb.; fancy match safe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Van Brunt, carving
knife and fork, Mr.. and Mrs l.. L..
Archer, Carson, la,; two hand painted
pepper bottles, MIR. and Mrs. S. b. Blake;
elegant silver soup ladle, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Fl. jerks, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Farnsworth;
large mirror with beautiful plush frame,
Brayton, la; handsome silver napkin
ring, Mrs. NJ, f. Jones, Marion, Kan:
silver jewel case, acorn IN shape, lined
with cherry satin, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
HetZcl Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Van Brunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. }. G. Hetzel, Mr.. and Mrs
+. Cook, Mr., and Mrs. G b. Harding,
Mrs. ID. Hunt; silver clock, Mr.. and Mrs
+. ID. Hopes; coral water set, with ham
mered brass tray, j. NJ. Norton and wife,
Chicago Rev. George Hindley and wife,
Mrs. S. F. Pearl, weeping water Neb.
pickle dish with silver standard, fancy
crystal bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
{. IL, Ainsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G..
Harlow