Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-07-28
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
MANNIX-RUsT.


On last Thursday evening about
$50 of the friends of the parties as
sembled at the fine residence of Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Rust, on Main street,
to witness the ceremony which join
ed in wedlock their daughter, Miss
Adora, any Prof. Jas. L. Mannix.
The lawn surrounding the residence
was brilliantly illuminated and seat
ed with chairs, which gave ample
room for the large company to en-
JOY the delightful evening breezes.
At S:45 o'clock the ceremony was
performed in the parlors of the spa
cious residence, Rev. l.. N. Bradford
pastor of the M. Z. church, ofliciat-
ing. The bride and groom were
both exquisitely dressed. and after
the ceremony, received the congrat-
ulations of their friends in a most
happy manner. The company were
then RECALLED with an elegant COLA
ton in which all joined and an hour
more was spent most happily, Mr..
and Mrs. Rust, the hosts, exhibiting
entertaining abilities of the highest
order. The bride is one OF Elk
Points most estimable young ladies
and numbers all her acquaintance
as her friends. The groom, Prof. J..
E. Mannix, who has been principal
of our high school for the past year,
is a gentleman of high character and
ability, and is a most fitting COM
panion for this excellent young Ia
dy. The following is a list of the
presents received by the happy
couple, many of which are valuable
and indicate the high esteem in
which they are held in this commu-
nifty:
Parlor hanging lamp-H. Franklin aud wife.
Alex. Bovee and wife. Alison Boyee aad wife,
VIM. Duncan and wife, Warren Fisk and wife
and Mrs. Winning.
Dozen linen napkins-Carl, Hattie and Eta
Davis.
Perfume case-Cora Rust.
Boquet-Mrs. A. c. Ringsrnd.
Wall Pocket-B. Briggs and wife and Cora
Minis.
Lamp-Anna and Mary Erohman.
Cake basket. w. Ellis aud wife.
Cloek-H. A. Stroud and wife.
Dozen salt cellars-Minni Crum.
Silver butter knife--A. ID. Keller and wife.
Pair vases-C. F. Mallahan aud wife.
Tidy Carrie Joy.
Gold napkin rings-Charles. Ferd and Gusta
Kroksch.
Water set-M. Hoffman and wife. O. NJ. Wal
tiers and wife and E.. c. Ericsson and wife.
Half dozen gohlets-Mr. and Mrs. Joy.
Rug-Newton Roszell.
Pair vases-E tic Goforth.
Pair embroidered towels-Olef johnson and
wife.
Duster-Mrs. Briggs.
Pair linen towels -Frohman and wife.
Silver table spoons-E. Morris and wife. II. Ii.
Blair, and wife, l.. = Sabin. and wife, l.. w.
Sabin and wife and Delna Steckman.
Werkbasket-Sarah Rust.
Mustache cup--Ira T.. Nichols.
Butter knife Minnie Ellis.
Boquet-Mrs. ArmontrOut.
Hand p~ainting-Mrs. j. f.. Blair.
Tray-Clara Hayes.
Linen table cloth-A. q. Ringsrtd.
Silver pickle caster-.Jennie and Frank Blair,
Nettie and Bert Murphey. Carrie and Ernest
Joy, Aggie and Jennie Bovee, Jennie Fisk, Bur.
die morris, Mable Bennett. Hattie Strobe, Char
ley Winning and Michael gill.
Silver caster-Mr. Rust.
Fruit dish-Mr. and Mrs. Schneiderheintz.
Linen table cloth-C. Krouse.
Necklace and lockete-Groom.
Practical housekeeping Mrs. Brubacher.
Card receiyer-Dr. Mead and wife.
Purse and 800 -Groom and Mother.
Silver pickle caster-F. W. Smythe and wife.
Silver napkin rings-J. r., j. w. and Annie
Martin.
Butter -dish-C. Roszell and wife.
Fruit stand-Roszell and wife and Mrs. Rem
ington.
Cake ~stand-Lizzie and Mary Geisler and Mrs.
Murtha.
Bottle per~fume-June and Mable Mallahan.
Cow-Mr. Rust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mannix left next
morning on the east bound train on
a wedding tour. They will visit the
relatives of the Prof. in Indiana, and
the relatives of the bride in Water
loo and independence, Iowa, before
their return.