The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-12-20
Wedding BELLS.
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Nv far the most brilliant affair of the
season in hot Springs social circles was
that which occurred at the residence OF
DIR. and Mrs. A. S. Stewart OIL Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 1S, the occasion being
the marriage Of their daughter Blanche
to Will H. Stanley, Jr., the Rev. Tracy
pronouncing the wedding service. The
spacious residence Of DIR. Stewart was
filed to ITS utmost with invited guests,
friends of the parties who were to be
chief actors in this drama in real life.
At eight o'clock, to the strains Of
the wedding march, played by Mrs.
R. H. Connors, the wedding party
made its appearance. DIR. and Mrs.
Stewart and Mrs. ]. R. Crow appeared
first, followed by DIR. and Mrs. Stanley,
father and mother Of the groom. Next
were the bride and groom, who were
followed by j.. A. and Miss Ella Stanley
brother and sister of the groom. This
completed the party. The contracting
parties moved across the ROOF and took
position directly undera canopy of
evergreen. Here the mutual vows
were said and the mutual pledges Civ
en- that made Will II. Stanley and
Blanche Stewart husband and wife,
The congratulations that followed were
hearty and showed in what high esteem
these worthy young people are held in
our community.
Soon after the ceremony the guests
were invited to partake of a sumptucus
repast, and with wit and mirth and
social conversation the evening passed
most pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley at once tool
possession Of the new house Mr.. Stan
ley has recently finished on his rancl
southeast of town, which will he theil
future home.
The STAR only voices the sentiment
: Of a host of friends when it wishes thi
young couple sunshine and happines
through life.
! Many and costly were the present
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley received, anon,
which are the following:
Plush settee, + II. West, John Gillespie, Johl
!. Burke and mother; Turkish couch, Rev. an
Mrs. j. w. Hancher, Mr.. and Mrs. s. E.. Wilson
: MI. and Mrs. Sharon Evans, Mr.. w. p. Phillip
Y and Miss Matte Allen; Silver cake basket, MI
and Mrs. Geo. Cornwcll; Silver butter dish, NJ,
and Mrs. Will Crane; Toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs. II
. Y. Eaton; Pickle castor, Rev. ard Mrs. Tracy
Pickle castor, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Benedict
Water set, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Crane; Knives an
forks, Mr.. and Mrs. GODDARD; Cream pitcher, MI
y and Mrs. +. d. Gillespie; Berry dish, DIR. Stanlc
and family; TOOthpick holder, Mr.. and Mrs. ca
= vert; Teaspoons, DIR. and Mrs. II. d. Jennings
Tea and desert spoons, DR.. and Mrs. Surber, d.
9 and Mrs. G. G. Surber and Robert Eakin an
3 wife; Napkin rings, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Petty
Table spread and tidy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Dicl
~ over: Card receiver, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Woods
Tea spoons, JEFF Askins: Cake basket, MIR. an
Mrs. a. d. Nc Kay and Mr.. and Mrs. John Fee
gusOn; Table spoons, Mrs. E. G. Dudley; Cam
y rocker, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Turner; Napkins, Nj
and Mrs. II. +. connor: Toilet case. DIR. and MIR
n j. w. Mccasland; Table cloth, DIR. and Mr.
IIoughton; Knives and FORTS, MIR. and Mrs. job
Stanley; Vases, Miss L.abertcaux and Mr.. al
Mrs. &. Z Sawyer: Invitation cards, Mr.. al
Mrs. l. Il. Grow; Willow rocking chair, Mr.. an
Mrs. Henry Marty; Knives, Mr.. w. II. Morgan
Forks, Mr.. Frank Callahan; Center table, {. {
Dudley; Brussels rug, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Dicl
over; Napkins. Mr.. and Mrs. LaEleiehe: Sac
: -four, L. G. Dudley; Dinner and tea set, d
c Stewart and family; Pair towels, Mr.. G. streatol
Il Moccasins, Grace Grow; Linen table cloth al
dozen napkins, Mr.. and Mrs Porter warne
! Deadwood, Oak.