The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-11-18
From Thursdays Daily.
WEDDINGS.
ReIling-Delany.

II. ]. ReilIng husband and wife. The edI.
fec was beautifully decorated for the GER
emonY, and, with every burner and chan
delier lit up and throwing powerful re-
Election over the altar and decorations,
presented fine appearance.
At q few minutes after 8 O'Clock the
bridal party advanced up the central aisle,
TO the Inspiring notes OF the wedding
march executed on the organ by Prof,
Moss, in the following order. preceded by
the ushers, Mefsrs Frank Blair and j. ".
Murphy:
Mr.. 8. F. Murphy aud Miss Reiling. sis
ter Of the groom.
Mr.. W. s. Alexander of Chicago and
Miss Ida Moore.
Sir. T. q. Delany and Mrs. DelaDy.
brother and mother Of the bride.
Then followed the bride.
The wedding party as they approached
the altar separated to the right and left
aud the bride stepped forward and was
joined at the foot of the altar by the
groom, who had been awaiting her, where
they were met by the rector, Rev. Henry
Mackay, who, IN the beautiful and solemn
words of the ritual OF the Episcopal ser
vice. united them in the holy bonds of
matrimony.
A more beautiful bride probably never
took upon herself the vows OF hymen in the
city of EmporiA or elsewhere, and Q nobler
and more manly locking groom seldom
has approached the altar for q like pur-
pose, and remarks to this effect were heard
on all Sides from those gathered to witness
the ceremony.
The bride was beautifully at;ired in an
ivory satin DIRE IS. en- train, elegantly fitted
and trimmed. the tram being edged with
rose plating, as we'll as the side and front
PANELS. A beautiful veil of Brussels lace
was thrown over her entire person. Plain
corsage with Medici collar of Duchess
lace and diamond jswelrY, and a hand
some bouquet OF Nephistos roses com
pleted the beautiful costume.
Miss ReIling wore a white satin dress
with oriental drsperies and carried an ex-
quisite boquet-Nf JsquemIuotr roses.
Miss Ida Moore was attfred in fine
dress OF ivory satin with embroidered
crepe draperies, wearing handsome dia-
mOnd ornaments, and carried /. quet of
Marshal Nell rosebuds.
Mrs. Delany, mother OF the bride, wore
an elegant black silk with brOcaded velvet
panel and jetted net drsperIes, laVendGr
tips and gloves.
The groom and groomsmen were attired
in the regulation full dress OF black, as
were the ushtrs and Mr.. W. r. irwin, who
was master of ceremonies.
Mr.. Il. ]. ReilIng Is q prominent COM
mercial man of Chicago, having charge
OF a number of branch houses in Kansas
TOR a Chicago firm.
Alter the ceremony the bridal party
took carriages TO the residence of the
BRIDES mother, on Merchants street.
where they were Joined by a number of
young friends who had gathered by spec
ial invitation, and an informal reception
was given by the newly welded pair, after
which an elegant collation. followed. Dur
ing the evening. Mr.. ReiIing received
quite number OF cOngrAtuiatory tele-
grams from friends who were unable to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reiling took the midnight
train tor the east on an extended wedding
tour, which will take In most OF the prom
incnt points in the east after which they
return TO CaicsIo To m AXE that city their
home.
The couple were the recipients OF .
large number OF very fine presents. We
give partial list:
Railroad passes to Washington, D. c.,
and return, from Mr.. II. l.. Harmon, OF
q, B. & Q X. r.
Groom TO bridC-diAmond earrings.
Silver nut bowl, silver and cameo glass
fruit stand, W X Irwin, f g Blair, II L
Irwin, L F Chapman, E r Peters, O H
RIssell, Robsrtson, Murphy:
John Carver, DIR ID r LoDgenecker, +
Kinney, F A Brogan, J w Murphy, of
the Owl cub.
Pair Furnished bronze vases-F B MO
Near, K Cusock.
Plush panel embroidered In plush ap-
Bqpe-Mr and Mrs MullGne.
Furnished brass card receiVer-Mr and
Mrs McClsry.
Amberina pitcher-Mrs and Miss Gil
more.
Plush perfume case-Dsn and Walter
jay.
Decorated China plaque and brass
easel-Jennie Noise and Minnie Flanni-
gan.
Solid silver berry spoon In plush satin
lined Gas ct j LOTUS, st Joe, Mo
Handsome cameo glass lamp anC
shade-Mr w s Alexander.
Dressing case and manicure set II
plush csse-Mr aud Mrs T F Byrnes.
Hand painted silk handkerchief satche
-Miss Lille Dale.
Handsome table liuen-Mrs 7
Smith.
Same N Campbell.
Silver ana cut glass fruit dish-Mrs
b Green, Chicago.
Duchess lace handkerchief, Mrs. anC
Miss Hattie SIunck.
Solid SILVER berry spoon, Mrs. Car
Ballweg.
Satin handpainted handkerchief. satch
et-Nellie Edwards.
Handsoms fruit dish in silver stand
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Reilly, CAld
well, Kas.
Toilet set in plush case, 81. B. He'll
man, Clyde, Kss.
Set silver fruit knives in case, L.
Bu'k.
Elegant cameo glass card basket Il
cOlOrs, Mr.. and Mrs. Weber, Dubuque
Iowa.
Plush panel with Greenway figures Il
BLque on easel, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Becker.
Silver gondolA nut bowl. with pick
ard cracks from employ ees Of G. Becker
Chicago.
Cow horn and plush whisk broom
holders, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Strauss,
Silver bronze antique pitcher, LulI
MoultOn, Carrie Frost, Sadie Hlnkle.
Silver water service and goblet, Mr.
and Mrs. ReiliDg, Bsllivue, Iowa.
Set OF SOLID silver After-dinner coffe
spoons In alligator case, Mr.. and Mrs.
K, Pirley, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Newman
mr.. aud Mrs. 1. ID. Fox, Mrs. Track.
Set nu' picks In leather case, Mi SO
Mac and + Ia Flory.
Silver butter dish, Mr. and Mrs. (. W
EvAns.
Large aud elegant Hungarian vase
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Becker.
d 'corated satin and plush banjo, Wi
4. BOrton.
Easel photograph panels, Jerseys
"Alderney's," Mrs. Fred White. SiOu
City.
French clock, No name.
Solid brass card stand with cut glsI
pendAnts-B. w. MSCsndlsss, l.. i
Scherm 'rhorn, w. NJ. CrehaD, <
Green.
PLUSH photograph holder-Miss FloI
Bate and Essie Evans.