Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1886-05-20
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Last Wednesday morning We're married.
the Arcadia College Chapel, Mr.. dawn
REESE to Miss RENE ZwART, daughter o
Capt. b. Zwart-all of Ironton. The brida
party, swelled into considerable proportion
by friends and relatives, arrived at the Col
lege about nine O'Clock, the hour appointed
for the ceremony.
Having come to the chapel, the bride ant
groom entered the sanctuary, and with tn
bridesmaids and groomsmen formed semi
circle at the foot of the altar. The pastor
Rev. L. C. Wernert, vested in lace alb ant
chasubIe of gold cloth, and Rev. Jno. J. Hen
messy, rector of st. Johns Church, St. Lou
is, as deacon, and Rev. +. Jones as sub -dea
con, both vested in dalmatics of gold cloth
standing at the altar received. the bridal pair
After a few appropriate words on the digni
ty of the Christian marriage, Rev. Father
Wernert received the marriage consent O
the couple according to the rule of the Cath
Ole Church. He then blessed abe ring, the
sign of indssoluble union, which was placed
by the groom on the finger of the bride. The
bride and groom then went to the priedieuX
placed for them on the sanctuary. The nup.
tial solemn high mass was then celebrated
The choir singing the mass in which the
"entroit" was taken from, Tobias :, the Of
fertory from Ps. 80, and the communis from
Ps. 121. During the mass, Rev. +. Jones
chanted the epistle, taken from st. Paul to
the Ephe-ians, chapter ). Rev. j. Hennessy
sang the Gospel from Matthew, chapter five.
The celebrants having chanted the Pate1
NOster (Our Father the newly married cou-
pie kneit ut the foot of the altar to receive
the bridal blessing. Having received holy
communion from the hands of the celebrants,
they again proceeded to the foot Of the altar
to receive the final benediction.
The bride was attired in gown of cream
white surah silk, Ell train. The corsage was
finished with Il Medci collar filled in with
Duchess lace and held in place with feather
pompon. An illusion veil covered the entire
and was fastened to the head with
silk pompons. She carried in her hand u
large bouquet of Nephontos roses. No orna-
ments.
The brides attendants, Misses Gussie
Mumm and Lizzie Reese, were prettily at
tired in dresses of cream white albatross
nuns yelling. The first bridesmaid carried
1 large bouquet of Marcheniel roses and
white carnation pinks, and the second Bon
Saline roses and white carnation pinks.
Following is list of the presents received
~ the couple:
Bedroom set and outfit, Mrs. Raney and
Will.
One half dozen each of sterling silver table
md teaspoons and forks, and deed to small
arm on Black River and tract of timber land
djoining, about $50 acres, from father and
mother of the bride.
One half dozen each of silver table and
lessert spoons and forks from sister Mamie.
One dozen elegant pearl-handed knives |
With silver mountings, brother Bernard and
wife.
Decorated tea set and hammered brass
waiter, brother Albert.
Large steel engraving of the transfigura-
ion, brother Joe.
Frosted silver butter bowl and knife, cous-
n Gussie Mumm.
Handsome quilt and several yards beauti- |
nj rickrack, sister Lizzie.
Exquisite Duchess lace handkerchief and |
ne half dozen sterling silver spoons, uncle |
nd aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Auerda.
Large baking dish elegantly set in silver, |
ousins Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dickey.
Beautiful peach blow vases, uncle and |
unit, Mir and Mrs. Jno L. Zwart.
Goldlined sterling silyerjelly spoon, cous-
4 Bernard Auwerda.
Half-dozen each of silver knives and forks,
ousins Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Mumm.
Thermometer set on handsome gilt key, |
ncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Schwers.
Handsome brass tray, little cousin Helen
wart.
Tinted picture, cousin Lee Zwart.
Marriage certificate in guilt frame, Key. l..
:. Wernert, pastor.
Handsomely bound illustrated bible, Rev.
no. J. Hennessy.
Handsome manual of St. Aloysius with
liver clasps and initials, Rev. +. Jones.
Plush sofa cushion, chenille and arasene
too handsome to be described),
rom Superioress and Sisters of Ursuline
Onvent
Handsome dining SOON ornaments, fowl
n PLAQUES, Mr.. L. j. sanford.
White cut glass berry BOWL heavy silver
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Delano.
Silver berry spoon, little frankie Delano.
Silver tray, Mr. and Mrs. r. Williams.
Silver cardstand, gold-lining, Miss Bette
.ubuchon.
Colored Russian glass lemonade set, Miss
.nnie Rodgers.
Sterling silver sugar tongs, Mr.. and Mrs.
tits.
Sterling silver pocket knife, Mrs. E.
chultz and Mrs. Rudy.
Jewelry case, Miss Minnie T. Fraser.
Cut glass celery stand. Mrs. A. B. McGhee.
Silver butter bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A.
fletcher.
Amber glass tea service, Miss Tile Mette.
Handsomely hammered brass parloT lamp,
[r. I'll. p. Miller.
Gentleman's silk umbrella, J. \. Bishop.
Half dozen decorated fruit plates and pair
isque statuary, Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider.
Plush pncushion embroidered in arasene,
[iss May McFadden.
Creton darning bag ready for use, Mrs. NJ.
:. Miller.
Gold lined jelly spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. DON
dson.
Cut glass and silver pickle caster, Mrs. w.
. Fairchild.
Elegant strawberry set with silver mount
leS, Mr.. Maurice Fenelon.
Flint glass fruit dish, Mrs. Peter AXE.
Half dozen silver dessert knives, Mrs. 5.
. Fairchild.
Silver amounted baking dish, Mrs. Flora
loser and Miss May Tong.
Handsomely carved solid spoon and fork,
hrs. II. T. Burnside.
Handsome satin-fi finish butter dish, Judge
nd Mrs. r. \. Bakewell.
Cut glass and silvef pickle caster, BarDsley {
amask tea cloth and napkins, Mrs. Pilley.
Ornamental bronze vases. VIM. Burnside.
Handsome double pickle caster, Mr.. and
RS. Jas. Brierton.
Lovely hand-painted tidy of Bolton cloth, |
Tx and oriental lace, Mrs. III. c. Valentine.
Placque of peoples, Miss Marg. Bakewell. |
Silver caster with cut glass cruetS, Mrs.
oden. s
Odd tidy of crochet work ornamented with {
bhon, Mrs. o. MunrOe.
Handsome lamp, Miss Mary Inner.
Cardstand of silver and Japan ware, j. L.
urks and wife.
Glass fruit dish with silver stand, Mrs. E.
AXE. I