The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-02-23
GEORGETOWN GLIMPSES.
Orange Blossoms at the Cultured Capital
of Old williamson.

Orange Blossoms at the Cultured Capital
of Old Williamson.
special Telegram to the Statesman.
GEORGETOWN, February 1.-THE resi-
dence of Mr.. N. NJ Newton was the scene
of much merry making and happiness, it
being the occasion of the wedding of his
eldest daughter, Susie NJ, to Mr.. W.
Cleveland Lott, both of Georgetown.
About hundred guests responded to the
invitations. The ceremony was the i'm
posing one of the Methodist church and
was rendered by their pastor, Rev. Mr..
| Vaughan, in a most impressive man
ner. The bride is gentle,
sweet faced beautiful woman,
and never looked better than when she
was arrayed in her wedding robes. She
was attended by Miss LOWE Mackey and
Mr.. 7. NJ. Taylor. Mr.. VIM. Lott is one of
our popular merchants. He is admired
for his social qualities ard pleasing ways,
as well as sterling qualities is handsome,
and the nephew of Mr.. W. D. Cleveland,
of Houston. The young couple start life
under beautiful and promising star.
The presents were as foilows Groom's
gift, gold watch and chain; brides
parents, set of furniture, for bed room
and kitchen; Mrs. King (groom's mother),
very fine bible; Miss Ida Newton,
china bed room set; Mr.. M. D.
Newton, lamp; W. B. Newton and
lady, silver castor; Mr.. Threadgill and
lady, of Navasota, swinging silver pitcher;
Mr.. Ben P eirce, pickle stand; S. A. E.
fraternity, silver tea set; Mr.. Clark Berry,
bowl, with silver stand; W. A
Newton, silver sugar spoon; Miss
Willie Baker, of Seguin, Texas,
pair silver napkin rings; Miss Kallie
Eanes, of Austin, silver perfume stand;
Mrs. N. M. Newton, silver knives and
forks; Capt. d. H. Snyder and lady, silver
butter dish; DR.. Graves and lady, silver
card receiver; Miss Salie and Fanny
Graves, silver napkin rings; Mrs. M. M.
Davidson, embroidered satin pin cushion
and embroidered worsted quilt; little
Miss Janeth Threadgil, velvet satchel;
Mrs. Dean, pair Egyptian vases; Miss
Carabel Heidi, two Burmese CUPS with
saucers; Mrs. S. I. Atkins, set hand
painted dessert plates; Mr.. John
Richardson, pair of huted Japanese
va es; Mr. helms and lady, silver syrup
pitcher; also, clock and silver vases
by same; Captain Envy Taylor and lady,
silver spoon holder; Messrs. Penn and
Cutliff, silver cake basket: ]. j. Patrick,
individual set; Senator Glasscock and
lady, silver cake basket; Mr.. j. E. Jones
ana lady, individual set; Miss Fannie
Booty, pair silver napkin rings; Doctor
zones and lady, glass water set; Mr.. and
MIS-, D. W. Snyder, silver syrup stand and
pitcher; Col. W. L. Davidson and lady,
SILVER sugar bowl; Capt. ]. N. Price and
lauy, cake basket and silver candle-stick;
heV. Mr. Vaughan, Discipline of Metho-
dlst Episcopal Church, south; Geo. @.
Lester, of Houston, silver pickle set.
Ihe BRIDES costume was white satin,
orange blossoms, full train with veil,
dressed with beautiful sprays of orange
olos so[ns-Ornaments, diamonds.
MISS + nnie Booty, heliotrope, surah
and pink plush; pearls.
miss Matte Mackey, cream albatross
eiaborately trimmed in blue and cream
plush; pearls. -
Miss LOWE Mackey, silver grev AHA
tross, blue brocaded velvet: tor6no;so
Miss Ida Newton, pink surab trimmed
IL lace; pearls. '''"'Dl'0
Miss Miss Carabel Heidt, pink silk, null and
ribbons; diamOr DIS.
o,, MSS kaIlie Eanes, of Austin, cream
"'U Oa! garnet velvet; diamonds. &
MISS willie Baker, of Seguin, albatross
pms trimmed In pink; diamonds.
IN nsi:s Ellen Graves, pink albatross. trim
meu IN white beads; diamonds.
~ 1isS Willie davidson, albatross pink
and white; pearls.
MISS Fannie Graves, lilac silk in hello.
trope satin; pearls. " H''-O
MISS Katie Davidson, cream albatross.
mined In LACE and ribbon; pearls.
=, another wedding at Mr.. Evans NJ w
CSalroanks, of Taylor, to Miss Helena
,iating. a''on' OIL