The Red Cloud chief., 1889-06-07

a HAPPY EvKNT.
The ThIrsiesh WeAAiax Aaaiversasy
O(Mr. AID Mrs. 6. ~. Kai&hs, Doly
OAseFveA.
On Wednesday afternoon one Of the
most pleasant social events Of the season
occurred ct the residence Of our esteemed
friends, G. v. knight and wife. Of Ina
vale, at which time and place, occurred
the Both Wedding anniversary of this veil
known AID highly respected couple. A
large number of intimate friends and in
vised guests we've present, and the after
noon va spent in social chit-chat, games.
singing, and the like, every guest being
determined to out-do the others in jovial-
ity and pleasure. At a proper time the
happy bride and groom Of thirty sum-
mers were brought forth, and Rev. Col.
Moore, in q few well directed and witty
remarks vent through With an improvis-
ed marriage ceremony of his Own make.
and calculated to be decidedly binding If
followed up accord. ng to the Elders d.
reetions. after a few little pleasantness
Of that kind that we're fully appreciated.
Rev. Col. Moore gave the host and hostess
q nice talk and congratulated them on
their successful journey through life. all
the guests warmly joining in the congrat-
uiatiors. After the address. Mrs. Knight
was called. and in her usual happy man
ner said: You all know that it IS Gus
tomary on such occasions to say 'o1r
hearts are too full for utterance.' but that
is Tot the case with me. Il Is said of me
By my friends that ! am never embarass-
ed. and I csn talk a little lapplause and
I take this method of thanking nv
friends for the presents before me-"
NJ. knight followed IN a few well chosen
remarks, thanking q and all fo- the rU-
nerOus presents.
After the had been finished
the large number OF guests were invited
to partake Ot a bounritul repast. the ia
bles OF which bore the burden we're posi-
lively laden with all Of the good things
that delight the iunec-man and make the
mouth of the epicar can water With envy.
az the l-uxuriousness thereof. All did
their duty il demolishing the good things.
and especially our reporter. Who kept
quiet and filled up while the Others with
less experience talked. Dinner pass the
hour had arrived for the guests to re-
turn home and after hearty congrstula-
tons and wishes for happy returns Of the
occasion the guests departed for their
various homes well pleased ct the grand
entertainment given them by Mr.. and
Mrs. Knight May their pathway during
the balance of life be st,ewn With choic-
est roses and many blessings. The fol-
loving is a list Of the numerous presents:
Lap robe. IT. E. Pond and ). L. Miller.
Berry dish, Mrs. A. L. Funk and Mrs.
A. c. Hosmer.
Pickle castor. Miss Ma. Humme,I. A.
Arneson and wife.
Fan. Mrs. Holdrege.
Cake dish. Mesdames Miller and Grice.
West and Myers.
Vases and Pearl Knives. D. G. G.oats
and wife.
Hand made lace. Mrs. p. Eddy.
A fine plush sofa. L. Oimssead and
wife, b. G. Sawyer and wife. o. B. Har-
vey and wife. r. R Pitney and wife. Jas.
Vance and wife. VIM. Irons and wife,
Chas. Hunter and wife. NJ: Lester and
wife. s. ". Hall and wife. b. b. Holdrege
and wife, ". p. Fulton and wife, A. ].
Hartvel and wife. C. L. Eddy and wife.
Jas Broomfeld and wife, /. n. Hummsll
and wife. E. Vandyke and wife. C. Van
dyke and wife. C. ". Daggett and wife.
| wm. Orchard and wife. Mrs. Wolcot, Mr.
Ladd and wife. D. Sudson and wife.
White velvet banner. Mr.. keeler and
wife.
Chair scarf. NJ. B. Nc Nit and wife.
Oil paintingt8t. Nrs. burlington.
| Bread dish. Ms. Funk and Butts.