Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-04-21
TWADDLE-NOEL.


Am Open-air Marriage at Wabuska.
Last Wednesday evening the residence of
Sol Noel, Mason Valley was the scene Of
much gaiety. hosts Of people having gather.
ed there, in response to invitations, to witness
the marriage of Cora E. Noel and Mr.. James
Twaddle, and attend the reception. In or.
der that the many guests assembled might
witness the tying OF the nuptial knot, the
ceremony was performed on the piazza Of the
residence with the friends of the young
couple grouped around, and the Rev. D. +.
Brown officiating. The scene was q novel
and picturesque one, and will long be re.
mr m bered by all who attended. The bride
| wore a cream colored silk trimmed with
Spanish lace, and the groom was alfred in
Miss Clnra A. Carney, wore becoming
dress Of canary colered satin. After The
CEREMONY ,oasts were drank and speeches
made by the Hon. J. S. Craig. E. P. Lovejoy
and ] &. Young A delicious supper was
then served, after which dancing began and
+, most enjoyable time INDUCED in for sever
al hour. Following is list of those pres
cnt:
Rev. B. F. Brown. J. Holland and wife,
E. Twaddle, of Franktown; Charles Hell
land and wife, D. Crowninshield and wife,
E. P. Lovejoy and wife, r. McFadden and
family, A. Taylor and wife, A. McGregor
and wife, Miss Mab.l French, J. G. Young
and family, Mrs. J. Parker and family, J. o.
Birmingham and wife, Chas. Snyder and
family, J. Hufine and wife, J. Farrell and
family, N. Ranger and family, Mrs. D. Sui
llvan, John Feeny, James and Geo. WEIGH,
w. r. Penro,e and family, c. P. Hanson and
wife, Fred Tong. Misses May and Ida John.
stons c. J. Johnson, Fl. Meissner, Miss B.
Meissner, J. 5. Craig and family, DR.. Leavit
and wife. Jas Nichols and wife, Mr.. McIn
tyre and vile. Miss J. Hernleben, Jim Dow
ney, Joe Dswney. Jim Erway and wife, Will
Foster, Mark Erway, Jim Foster, AGA Mitch
ell, AL Cummings. Wilbur Marsh. Dick
Hughes and Joe Mitchell.
Following is lis, Of presents and their
donors:
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel-Bronze hanging lamp.
hand lamp, silver butter dish and horse and
buggy.
Mr.. G. c. Warren and Clara Noel-One
tea set of a. pieces.
George Noel-Cut glass tea set.
Mabel Noel-Pair napkin rings and plush
hand satchell.
J. E. Twaddle-Diamend ring.
G. w. Rasner-Combinatio n salt, pepper
and butter stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twaddle, Of Sacramento
Box Of flowers.
Miss Belle Twaddle, of Franktown-Pair
of gold napkin rings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor-Silver cake basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGregor-Silver berry dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young Table cover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ranger-Set Silver tea
spoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. McFadden-Silver pickle
castor.
Miss M. French-Set silver tea spoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Levejoy-Bropze hang
ing lamp.
| Mrs. D. Sullivan-Work basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farrel-Pair of vases.
Miss F. Young-Lace handkerchief.
Miss B. Parker and AL Cummings-Csm
bination salt, pepper and butter stand.
Miss N. Parkel-Silver wire easel with
cup and saucer.
D. Hughes-Walnut eight day clock
DR.. and Mrs. Kirby. of Virginia City-Set
of napkin rings in plush case.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Brmingham-Toilet
set.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Penrose-Tinsel table
scarf.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Thompson. Of San
Francisco-Set OF silver tea spoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Huffine-Toilet set.
Miss M. Johns'on-Silver napkin rings.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Hanson-Wall pocket.
Miss J. Cleaver, Of Los Angeles-Box Of
flowers.
China Iew-Silk scarf.
The newly married young people have the
hearty weil-wishes of a host of friends
throughout the county. The bride is enc Of
the most beautiful, accomplished and popu-
lar young ladies in the Valley, and the
groom is a man Of energy, good looks and
ability. He holds the position Of teleg raph
operator and agent for the c. & C. Company
at Wabuska, and during his residence in the
Valley has made many friends.
Salmen In Nevada Waters.
The Times ReviruO says: "The Spring
run Of Salmon has commenced and several