Daily Republican., 1889-08-12
A Ministers Wedding.

The Rev. George f. THOMPSON. the
new minister of Oliyet Presbyteriar
Church, this city, u absent in Indiana
on 2 yacatisp. and Tie South Bend Daily
Tribune OF July 81 shows that he has i'm.
proved the opportunity by The following
ihe society event Of the summer In This
CITY was tile marriage yesterday afternoon
OF The Rev. George Il. Thompson and
miss Maude w, CUshuan. The ccre.
mony was perforre1 By the Rev. Henry
johnson, d. D., pastor OF the First Pres :.
byttrian Church, at the home of the
brides mother, No. 3SG North Michigan
street, and was strictly private, only reln-
liVs being present. TIE rooms were
darkened and beautiful decorated with
MOVERS and trailing vines, presenting a
charming appearance. At 3 o'clock the
doors were thrown open and throng of
invited guests passed through from that
hour until 5 O'Clock 70 pay their respects
10 MIR. and Mrs. Thompson and extend
congratulations. About 400 invitation,
were issued TO the reception. The guests
were met by Mre. Gu hman and daughter.
airs. Wills q. Murray. and presented to
ene Orlue and grooIh,. who stood benea b
. = oihopy OF vines and natural flowers in
the bay window of the south p4ilor..
The bride was richly attired in drcss
oi cream color Dreaded silk and the
groom in plain black. After extending
congratulations. tbs guests were escorted
to the spacious lava on the river terrace
IN the rear of the residence and that OF
Joseph warden adjoining, were choice
reireshu ents were served at tables be-
meath a large canvas stretched over the
green swsr0. The weather was delight |
lei anu the scene from the lawn lovely |
ana inspiring one, adding largely to the |
Enjoyment oil the occasion that brou, ht |
50 many people together. A score or
more OF young ladies, members of the
rst Presbyterian Church Young Peo
pes society, officiated at the tables and
served the large company gracefully and
Nell. Alter refreshments the Ruesis re.
urnfd to the house and took leave of the
lriual party.
'Mr, and Mrs. Thompson departed on
be q. lGsLake Shore train for Chicago
Shere thegfge by lake to Bay View. near
'etoskes, Mich, remaiuing at that pleas.
.nt resort for week or more. From
nero they extend their trip 10 the White
fountains and the seashore, arriving at
leir future home in Wilmington, Della ,
'nfe, about September l.. :
"Mr Thompson rs talented Young '
san VINO grew up ~ this city, and one |
three Of the FirlfPresbyterian Church
unday School schS3ars to enter the min.
w; lie gradnTed from Princeton
BIOLOGICAL Semis4ry last spring, and =,
lnray thereafter '.ectivcd aid accented q
eali i& the bastcERie OF the Olivet Prs. a
'teInv Church, Wilmington, and en- n
req at oIpe. upon This ministerial work. q
o isySine Ep akef and pives promise OF ii \
,cornihg prominent as pulpit orator n
ID srecessful pAltor. Tie bride is n a
gnly accomplished young lady, who u
iring her few yeas res dence in south N
mi has made hosts of friends and has "a
on prominent in musical and church q
relics. she'is admirably qualified by
lures eiis and education ior the posi.
N OF lite helpmeet to minister of the s
spell TIE Tribune extends Its hearty III
agratulaliors and best wishes 10 The re
", Mr.. Thompson and his fair bride" bi