The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-23


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dee 2Sd) ar. Geo. w. Hatch, son Of
Ar. w. H, Hatch. Of 81 Louis, was
united In marriage to Miss Nethe
Spivey, daughter Of Col. John O..
Spivey, Of this city. The ceremony
took piaee ct the home Of the bride's
parents on south Eighth street, Rev.
w. A. Simkins officiating. The
house was darkened for the occasion
and lamp light used. The ceremony
took place beneath q floral design,
representing cupid's dart. ar. SAM
uel Hatch, brother Of the groom. and
Mr.. John Hinch, Of st. Louis, acted
a. grOOmsmen, and Miss Eleanor
Spivey, sister, and Miss Gracs Ravens,
cousin, Ofthe bride, acted as bFide's-
maids. Mr.. Hatch, father Of the
groom, and Mrs. Arthur Ravens and
Ars. Paul Ravens, Of LeavenWoFth-
aunts Of the bride-Wsrs also present.
The Episcopal form Of service,
in Difference to the wishes oil
the groom - was used. The
bride was arrayed In white silk,
with beautiful lace drapery, wearing
90 her corsage q handsome boquet-
the gift Of the grOOm's mother. The
bridal veil, with orange blossoms, was
not wanting. The bridesmaids were
dressed In white with wells. Follow
ing the ceremony. which passed
smoothly and pleasantly, came the
wedding breakfast. to which the
guests did ample justice. as everything
thereuntO appertalnlng was the incest.
The table was handsomely spread
with fine glass, china, and silver, with /
an elegant center piece Of fruit and
iOwers.J ustbefOre the arrival Of the II:
% train, the bridal couple, accompanied
by Messrs. Hinch, w. 81. and Samuel 1
Hatch, and Miss Grace Ravens, took
carriage for the Union Pacific depot for
the purpose Ofdeparting for st. Louis,
where the bridal couple become guests
Of the groom's parents for q few
weeks. The departure Of the happy
party from the residence was made
amid showers Of rice thrown By hands
fair, as well as stalWart. which caused
much laughter and meFrlment, and
added not little 10 the pleasantness
Of the "gOOdbyes" The groom has
for some time been travelling In the
interest Of the Standard OIL Co., and
we are pleased to hear that he enjoys
their highest confidence and es-
TEEN IS an energetic, faith
full, and emeient agent.
The bride has grown to young WO-
manhood In Salina, and ls known IS q
young lady Of sweet disposition and
sunny temperament. She is one OF
Salinas pretty and charming
daughters, In whose future happiness
and prosperity many will take an In
terest. The gifts-a list Of which we
append-were numerous, aud many
Of them elegant and costly.
The groom 70 the BRIDE q god bar pin With
three diamond sitting, and horse and buggy.
Mr.. and Nh. Paul Ravens, LeaFengorth, case
OF silver Of thirty pieces, including soms very
lovely carved pearl handled knives.
Mr.. and Mn. Arthur Ravens, LeavenWorth,
M. and Nm. Barieh, jamestown. n Y. olive
Mr.. and Ma Hsteh, St. LOals, hihsr and
mother Of groom, silver service and tray.
Mr.. VIII Hatch, 81. Louis, bronze lamp With
n John HIseh, 81. Louis. silver salsr Get.
charlie and Lizzie Hatch, 81. Louis, brOnss
Nj. and Ms. Frank Hatch. bronze ornaments
for clock.
Mr. sam Hatch. French marble clock.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Hatch, Chicago, oxidiEed
NJ. and Nm wm. Allen. 81. Louis. silver cake
basket
Mr. and Mrs.. Morris, LstvsnvOrth, irlPlieats
mirror.
NJ: aud Mrs. Nicholson, two bisqus figures.
Judge and Mr.. Prescott, hngsr bowl and tooth
pick holder IN silver siandards-
Mr.. and Mrs .. J. CriPpen, oKidlsed card re-
eeiyer q eEqu' site pattern snd workmanship.
Mrs. Greeley, Caiifornia, lHundry aachei.
Mrs.. Bates, Califoruia, book Of poems.
Mr.. and MIS-. Campbell, Mn. Lnomia, and VIII
Campbell, large steel engraving
NJ and Ms. weilslager, painted satin hand
ION Wellington and Henry Putnam, net
cracker and picks IN plush ease.
Harry Nicklcs, bra11 drum vita plush band.
Miss Matte Harrison, Hannibal, No. amer
dinner codee spoons In plush case
Mss Christie Campbell, embroidered damask
Mis- Margaret Campbell, smbrOIasrsd diane
napkins.
n. and Nm. R. t. Watson. beautifully deco
NJ. and Mn. t. ?. Carver. anssr bowl In silver
standard,
NJ. Thomas Gordon. Kansas City. silver pitcher
Nissss MaYms and Grace Ravens. Lra7snvorth,
hand painted satin ian.
Mr. KimbaIi and Mr.. HaInes, Kansas CITY,
beautiful lamp Of oEidiEed silver, bfonEs and
Miss Clsra Spencer, plush portfolio.
faul and Elen0r sptEsy, silver pie knife.
Mss Eenor Ravens, LaaEenWorth, oclFf pin,
tigers eye oueircied with turquoise settiaes.
Bessie HaTens, LeaEenEOrth, erOeheted alp
Grandmother Monroe. O.. LOui., haud,oas fan
tidy.
Nm Hatch. brides boqast
standard OIL Company, solid silver tea service
Mr.. and 1ra- DsHitt, beautiful quality %
hem-aiitched hanikefchlsfs.
~. and Mr.. A WeIllngIou, bOquss hoidsr
Mrs. Hanback,, unique dercrnted EEse.
Mr.. and Mr. NorFal, decoTatod palette.
Mr. W. Z. Price. four Foli mes Of poems, exqai- /
sltaiy b0uni.
M. and Mrs. wI,imaau. marble clock With
bronze squire.
Wis sophis BrOva. hanl painted plush Wall
banner.
Mis- Cara Hanback,. plusa nofa pillow.
Chas- Davis, John Cup and Geo. Hall, large /
plush upholstered easy chair.
Mr. AMI Nh RadeliG, cherry rocksF with plush
uphnlsieFing.
Mis- osrrins Nnl,, Doeaiar, IN. sapausss sIIE
deoorzfrd chair scarf
No Davis. Kansas City, hand-painisd vases.
NJ. and Nm Beskman, perfume bStties 10
plush cass.
NJ. ard Ms. sanrsou, van banner
Mr.. A. J. Baufmans card receiver.
The StereOptican tour "Around the
World" 10 be given next eek IN the
Lutheran church n well worth At
lending. Last weeks Abilene Re
pub tenn says Of It: "These enter
talnments were highly pleasing 10 the
audiences and gave perfect sstisfAe-
ton. They are very farRelv Attended.