The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-24
Orange Blossoms.

"Wednesday night last, witnessed one of those happy incidents whicl comes only with the nnptial joys Q a handsome young couple standing at the hymenial altar to plight faitf | for the future of life. The incident occurred at the Christian church ant made one of Mir. J. l.. Tucker ant Miss Lucy Harkey, the ceremon. being performed by Rev. 5. 5. Key There was large crowd assembled at the church, friends of the populal young groom and his handsome bride, to witness the happy consuma ton of loves idyhc dream. It was o'clock when the young couple en tered the church and gracefully step ped to the altar where the authorita. tive word was spoken that made them man and wife. The ceremony was brief and well performed by the officiating minister, and at it's con clusion the young couple, as tue or gan, under the skilltul touches ol Miss Emma Howell breathed the notes harmonious with the occasion, marched out followed by troop oi friends who repaired with them to the residence of the brides father where a pleasant time of social in tercourse awaited them.
 The reception at Dr. c. w. liar keys was a most enjoyable affair consisting of presentation of gifts, congratulations, music and soclal converse. The list of presents are as follows:
 LIST OF PRESENTS.
 J. L. Tucker, to his bride, one beautiful stiff bit ribbon bridle ar tstlcally arranged by the skillful hands of Miss B. Sykes, and elegant parlor hanging lamp, with ruby shade and bowl with glass bangles and bril- liant ornaments.
 J. w. Tucker, ivory handle cary ing set.
 Mrs. J. W. Tucker, pair silver nap kln rings.
 Mrs. W. c. Hall, silver pickle cas- tor.
 Robert L. Harkey, elegant flower ed china cham Der set.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Erwin, beau tiful silver cake stand.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Wells, Mrs. Pauline Wells and Miss Matte Will Hams, pair very handsome crescent shaped self supporting photograph frames.
 Henry Garden and Miss B. Sykes, handsome silver and glass fruit bas- ket.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Pruitt, set of fine table linen.
 Miss Kate Smith, green glass fruit stand.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Shinn, set ivory handle knives and forks.
 Mrs. NJ. E. Weathers, beautiful bridal pin cushion, decorated with white pond lilies.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Jacobson, beau tiful lace bed set.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. Cohen, elegantly cHUTOlucTtu tdUfC SCdIi.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Lem Gray, silver pickle castor and tOngs.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. $. Church. beauti- ful bronze glass set.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Shinn, beautl- full blue glass cake plate and set tumblers.
 Dr. L. E. Cook, set glass individu al butters and three side dishes.
 Miss Lena Kincheloe, glass fish snapped butter dish.
 Miss Fife Haney, set fine white linen napkins.
 Mrs. T. NJ. Wyatt, beautiful blue leafshaped glass dish.
 Miss Waite Bent, pair fine linen towels and set red bordered linen napkins.
 Miss Corinna Parker, glass pre- serve dish.
 Mrs. 5. M. Perry, beautiful pin cushion embroidered with ribbons.
 Mrs. W. A. Lyon, hanging glass soap dish.
 Miss Rose Patterson, fine white linen towel.
 Messrs. Werner and Robinson, bronze glass waiter and water set.
 Mrs. J. L. Shinn, glass pickle dish.
 Mrs. Janie Thach, glass shoe tooth brush holder.
 Mrs. Ada Potts, silver pepper cas-. tor.
 Mrs. J. F. Munday, blue glass but ter dish.
 T, H. Elgin, marble dough board, 18x20 inches, with inscription :: Compliments of T. H. Elgin to MT. and Mrs. J. L. Tucker, Nov. IT, 1886.
 Miss Ola Harkey, of Ola, Ark, beautiful embroidered table cover and blue lowered towel.
 Master Eddie Harkey, silver nap kin ring.
 Misses Margaret and Minnie Bradley, set china tea cups and saucers.
 Frank Bell, tin pepper box.
 Miss Emma Howell, fine white towel.
 Walter Harkey, silver napkin ring.
 Robert Smith, silver pepper castor.
 Johnnie Harkey, silver napkin ring.
 Messrs. w. B. Mcdonald, James Oates, Lewis Smith, J. Miller, w. F. Bell, J. F. Leonard, F. R. Roys