Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-07-27

CHtS, az tuio pldCc, Ci luCoudy CSOu-
ing, July "a, 1888, by g. S. Kingsley,
father Of the bride, Elmer F. Aber-
nethy, of Michigan, and Miss Ella
A. Kingsley, of this place.
The ceremony was witnessed by a
large number of friends of this place.
At 8 o'clock the strains of wedding
march, executed on the piano by Mrs.
F. F. Church, announced the COM
ing of the bridal party. The cere-
mony was performed on the porch of
Mr.. Kingsley's residence, where the
guests were seated. The couple,
during the ceremony, stood under a
very beautiful floral bell, made by
Misses Ida Stahl and Hattie Par
sons. After the happy couple were
pronounced husband and wife, con-
gratulations were extended, and then
all indulged in feastIng and merry
making until between 10 and IL
o'clock.
The bride has been resident of
this place from childhood, acquired a
good common school education here,
and afterwards attended the Albion,
Michigan, College several years.
She is an accomplished and estima-
BILE young lady, and has large cir
Gle of friends throughout the county
who wish her and her husband hap
piness and prosperity along their
journey together through life. Mr..
Abernethy is scholarly young man,
and is at present professor in a
school at Iron Mountain, Michigan.
The couple will depart on the 9th of
August for their home at that place.
A reception was given Wednes-
day evening for the young genera
ton, and they turned out in full force,
and were delighted with the hospita-
BILE manner in which they were en-
tertained. Following is the list OF
presents received:
John, Lawrence and Louis Gar
recht, one double pickle castor.
Mrs Isidor Smith, one toilet set,
handkerchief case, pin cushion and
sacket.
Miss Alba Stiles, Monroe, Mich.
one mantle draper.
Miss NJ. Johnson, one French plate
bronze mirror.
"Alpha Gamma" one silver and
cut glass berry dish and silver card
receiver.
| James Davis, one silver call bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Church, one solid
silver butter knife in maroon plush
case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barry, por.
celain tea urn, decorated.
Messrs. kalz and Linstead, one
perfume set.
S. Chamberlain, majolica tea set
Miss Ida Stahl, one silver gravy
ladle.
J. Phillips, one vial of gold dust.
Miss Hattie Parsons, one cardina
plush toilet and manicure set.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kennaly, one
plush photo album, decorated.
Miss Hattie Branstetter, one Gu
glass celery stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wallace, one lem
onade set.
Chinese friend, sandal wood fan
Sing Hop, feather fan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loke kee, Chimes,
fan, silk embroidered.
Chinese friend, FIVE silk handker
chiefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Di Sang, Japa
nese tortoise she'll cabinet.
Lung Sing and Lung Ying, Chi
nese drapery ornaments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loke Kee, Japanes
jewel case.
Lung Wing and Lung Sing, on
pair Chinese hair ornaments.
Wo Sing, japanese soap bowl.
Man Chong & Co., japanese tie
service.
Chinese friend, Chinese mantle or
naments and Japanese bread plate.
Len and Louie Stine, Smyrna rug
Sandy Crawford, one dozen line
doilies.
Christie Orchard, silver butte
knife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hill, one do
fruit knives.
, A friend, one doz. damask towel
one doz. damaslz napkins, one damas
table cloth.
3 Winnie Branstetter, silver butte
i, knife.