The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1886-11-27
i'm Matrimonial Bonds.
. Brilliant Gathering Witness
90 the Ceremony and Con.
graduates the HAPPY
Counle.

st. Stephens Episcopal Church was
filled with brilliant assemblage on
Thursday evening last u witness the
marriage of Miss Mamie Il. Wo ,dhouse
to Mr., james A. Ling. The bridal
party entered the church ia the follow
Ing orde, The bridesmaid Mis- Fan
ME Woodhouse aud Mr. Robert Wood
house groomsman, the groom and
mother OF the bride, The bride and her
father Colonel Woodhouse. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. J. j.
Andrew in an impressive manner and in
few minutes the young couple were
made one according to God holy ordi
nance. The brides dress wass albatross
cashmere, beads trimmings, handsome
round train tw' yards in length Van
dyke. basque filled up with fine silk
lace. lace with cords, the veil four yards
IN length q covering the entire train
The bridesmaid wore cream coIored
albatross cloth dress, trimmed with orr
entail lace walking length, Fedora front,
laced up with cords,
After the ceremony reception was
had at the re,idence Of the brides
parents on South Broad street where
Q large nrmber of guess repaired t.
tender their congratulations aud par-
take Of the good things prepared in
inimatable style for which Mrs. Wood
hsase lie famous Am"ng the distin-
guishsd guests present were Revcrends
A Ellis snd ] j Andrew; Mr. and Mrs
A K Desveruey; Mr. and Mrs. 9 II
Hernandez Mr.. snd Mrs A Il Robin
son. MIR. and Mrs. @ G Deveaux, Mrs
r W White. Mrs. Mackcy, FOL. ADD
Mrs. j Fl Deveaux, Mis- Ida RUSSELL
Mss NJ Byrd. Messrs I A Morel. L NJ
Pleasant, Mr.. and Mrs. l. A Garden,
Mr.. and Mrs r J Crane, III G Robert,
son and many 9th rs Nessrs, Eesver
ney and Hernandez ere in charge Of
the male guests apparently and seemed
to be everywhere at the same time 1t
is needless to say that their task was
very satisfactorily performed and that
the gentlemen were made exceedingly
merry and happy,
The presents were numerous, consist
ing of useful as well as ornamental
articles as will be 'en By the following
list;
Gold Bracelets from the groom, Chamber
Set Mr. and Mrs. G H Hernandez, Tin Cham
Der Set. Mr.. and Mrs J II Deveaux; Fruit
cake, Mr. and Mis-. A K Desverney; Toilet
Set, Basket and Whisk broom. VIM Scott;
Door mat and shovel, $ Gibbs; Rocking
chair, A $ Lafayette; Coal scuttle. Miss Bes-
Rosa G Deyeaux; Fire Set, Mr. and Mrs.
Walker; M 'jolica pitcher Mr aud Mrs. Gail
lizard; Fruit cake, MIR. and Mrs. Hernandez;
Rocking chair and Tidy, K III Rourke; GLASS
set, Fl K Haynes; Cake, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
son; Fruit dishes, Mrs. ] G Atkinson; Fruit
plates, Miss Ella Mesker; Toilet set. Mr.. and
Mrs. s K Spaulding: Tea spoons, NJ ID Hunt;
Toilet set, MIR. and Mrs. w + Reid; Key rack
from Sparta. Georgia: Rochester Beer, Chas.
Kolshorn; Cigars, $ Gazan; Brandy &c Il
set and waiter, Misses NJ l. Brown and Lulu
Scott; Fruit plates, Miss l. Denegal; Lamp,
NJ T Jones and mother; Fan, Miss N l. Atkin-
son; Lamp. Mr.. and MIS-. G Middleton;
Cut Glass set, Mr. and Mrs. r A Low; Toilet
Pitchers, Mrs Atkinson; Cakes, l. Pleasant;
Vases. Mr.. and Mrs. Crane; Pictures, Miss
Jelineau; Plush mirror Chas. Landiverse ;
Key rack. Miss g i Mitchell, Atlanta; Wall
Bracket, Miss P Hines; Wash stand mats
Miss w Beytagh; Towels, Mrs Crevallier.
There were about one hundred and
ten presents but space will not allow the
publication of more than the above
partial list.