Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-05-29

| church, in this city, and the reception
that followed, at the home of the groom,
was witnessed by large concourse of
| well-wishing friends. The ceremony
was performed by the pastor, Rev. r.
Sanderson, in most impressive man
ner. The bridal party entered the
church to the melodious strains of Men
delsshon's wedding march, executed by
Miss Blanche Kercheyal, the organ be-
ing covered and banked with flowers.
DIR. and Mrs. Moore lead the process
sion; then the pretty twin sisters of the
bride, Gail and Gladys; her sister and
brother Miss Daisy and L. W.; the at
tendants, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Houchin,
and then the little bride's-maids,-her
Sunday school class,-Misses Myrtle
Cook, Gertie Sanderson, Stella Lebrecht,
Mabel Stone, Gertie Hinman, Ruby
Macy, Nellie Southworth and leila
Deal. These little misses were each
provided with bouquets, and these they
gracefully spread in the path of the
bridal couple, so that they were married
while standing upon bank of flowers.
The bride was attired in a handsome
white silk Empire gown, walking length,
rim deep and graceful folds, the bodice
richly trimmed and the corsage cut V
shaped, filled in with illusion, the effect
being beautifully set off with an extra
heavy and wide silk sash; ornaments,
| pearls and natural flowers.
The ceremony concluded, and in re.
verse order the bridal party left the
church, and, crossing the street at once
took possession of the well-appointed
residence of the groom, which had been
prepared for the reception. When con-
gratulations were over, the rooms were
filled with lunch tables, and a repast.
both delicious and appropriate, was
served to the guests. The fruits, berries,
creams, cakes and coffee were in abund-
ance. and their excellence was com.
mented upon, and pronounced the work
OF artists. The four lower rooms of the
house were absolutely full of the we'll
wishers of the young couple, and the
yard accommodated many Dlore. 1t was
an outpourlng of the best people in
Medicine Lodge, all of whom wished
the happy couple pleasant Journey
through life,
1here were many tokens of friend
snip and esteem exhibited, large ia
Die being loaded down with wedding
gifts. Following is list
Handsome dining table, John Higgins and
Ambrose Allen and wives.
Mahogany wardrobe and oenter tohla o,d
lace bedroom and toilet set, DIR. and Mrs
Moore, ''
Cut glass parlor lamp and shade, from the
brides Sunday school class.
Gut glass pitcher and tumbIers, L. w. Moore
and wife.
Elegant ornamented chandelier, Wash and
Arthur Shaw, Geo. Hubbard. w, e. Cook. Lutte
Eby ond H. D. Records
China bedroom toilet set, Mr. and Mrs. Fl
U Brian, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. Dresser. Miss Octa Gibson. Miss
Cackler and Miss Updegraff
liable linen and napkins, Judge and Mrs. FL
lis, MIR. and Mrs Axline and Miss Cartan.
handsome silver and cut-glass salad set, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. McNeal, Capt and Mrs. Rogers.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Finney, Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard.
silver and blue cut-glass berry stand, w. w.
and Mrs. Cook.
Silver knives and forks, w. W. and Mrs. STAN
diford and T. l.. and Mrs. o'Bryan.
silverbutter dish, DR.. and Mrs. Burney and
Capt. and Mrs. Hardy.
Handsome willow rocker, A. W. and Mrs.
Johnston.
Counterpart, H. NJ. and Mrs. Ingraham.
Syrup pitcher, Eli and Mrs. Benedict.
Linen towels, Mrs. Mark Macy
Ornamental time piece, Ben and Mrs. Kauff-
man.
Colored fringe table linen and napkins. Jas
B. and Mrs. Ely.
Silver cream ladle, butter knife and sugar
shovel, p. A: and Mrs. Simmons
Velvet photograph frames, Clinton Mead,
Schell City, Mo.
Colored china dessert plates, Capt and Mrs
Skeen.
Engraved silver cake basket. Fl. c. and Mrs.
thompson, W. I. AMI Mrs. Rouse Otis and Mrs.
LoIton, j. c. and Mrs. Thurman.
Counterpart, Col. and Mrs Eldred.
Table linen, G. J. and Mrs. Southworth.
Antique rocker, r. B. and Mrs. Clark. II. A.
and Mrs. MeClearey.
Silver and granite coffee urn, Mr. and Mrs J.
s. Rranham, Hutchinson. Kans
Fancy willow and ornamental work table 6
P. and Mrs. Coan,
Set of dining chairs, j. N. Titus.
Silver and glass sugar bowl, A, NJ. and Mrs.
Houchin.
Silver napkin rings, Miss Helen Cameron
Frosted silver butter dish, Fred and Mrs.
Merrill, Frank and Mrs. Beers, e. p. and Mrs.
Caruthers,
M@cifseilles Counterpart, Mayor and Mrs.
Pearson,
Handsome silver and amber celery stand, }.
p and Mrs. Hall. }. s. and Mrs. Runyan
Pair of peach blow vases. Rosenthal, Lewis & |
Co., St Louis.
Set table and teaspoons, Rev. and Mrs. San
derson.
Chinese silk and antique lace picture throne |
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moore. Wilcox Neb.
Linen towels, Mrs. Maggie Roberts.
Silver and fancy glass individual caster. T. |
81. and Mrs. Logan
Table linen, Miss Burgess and Mrs. Derdsle
Dir Palmer, the groom, is prosper
Gus young man, who, by assiduous at |
tentlon to business. has merited the |
confidence and respect of this commu- |
nifty. lie is the junior member of the |
real estate firm of Cook & Palmer. He
was born and reared in Englend. Int |
located here four years ago. The bride |
is the Oldest daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Moore. of this city. She is a /!
young lady Of real worth, of practical |
training, and is endowed with all those
graces and accomplishment that are
jewels IN the character of a woman.
Here, where she has lived for seven
years, her list of friends is only circum-
serif'aci oy her entire acquaintance.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer are snugIy fixed
IN their home on North Walnut street,
conscious Of the best wishes OF their