The Newtown bee., 1889-11-15
EASTON.
BOLAN-WHEELER.

gathered at the home of NJ. II. Thorpe, Thursday evening, November 7, to wit ness the marriage of Miss Nellie Bolan to John H. Wheeler of Easton. The house was handsomely decorated for the occasion with potted plants and cut flow CTS. At 30, the bride and groom, pre- ceded by the usher and little Linda Mill ton as maid of honor, carrying the brides boquet of white rose buds, entered the parlor to the music of the Rose wedding march played by Elmer s. Joyce. The marriage ceremony was performed in an impressive manner by Rev A. H. Nance, undera mountain laurel arch, from which was suspended a floral yoke of white chrysanthemums. The bride looked eharmingly in a gown of Mode Faille Franchise trimmed with novelty trim ming. The groom wore the convention the company repaired to the dining room, where bountifully laden tables awaited them. After enjoying social hour with the company, the bride changed her we'd ding dress for gown of blue cloth and, amid a shower of rice and the best wish es of all, the bride and groom departed for their future home in Easton. The following is list of the wedding gifts |: Decorated China tea set, Mir and Mrs John | H. Wheeler. Eightday clock, c. S. and W. J. Platt. Silver cake basket NJ. L. Reynolds. Parlor lamp, MT and Mrs Charles E. See1ey. Silver butter dish, MT and Mrs Charles s. Burr. Silver castor, MT and Mrs Howard Banks. | Hanging lamp, A. E. and l. B. GOodsell. | China chamber set, Mrs Sarah A.WEeeler.
 silver cake basket, Mir and Mrs Frank L. Wheeler.
 Picture, ,"The Horse Fair, w. H. Redman and l lady. | Silver fruit dish, Elmer F, Banks. Dozen silver knives, Mrs P. E. Knapp and daughter. smyrna rug, Mir and Mrs w. E. Coan. Pair napkin rings, Mir and Mrs James Tyler | Set silver fruit knives and nut picks, Mrs D. E. Lockwood. Silver table spoon, Little Bessie Coan. Bisque ornament, Linda T. Milton.
 Silver napkin ring, Mrs B. IIawley. Set silver knives, B. Hawley Set silver knives, Mir and Mrs William Mac | auley. Silver pickle castor, MT and Mrs A. w .Coan. Silver gold lined sugar shell, Mrs NJ. J. Hine and Miss NJ. Knapp. Silver butter knife, Miss Anna R. Raymond
 Silver pickle castor, Mir and Mrs I. $. COan Lace tidy, Miss Jennie $. Thorpe. China silk slumber roll, Miss Emma Shan non.
 Embroidered handkerchief. Miss Carrie | IIitchins. Napkins, Miss May Green. Counterpane, Mrs Laura HubbeIl. ! Pieced bedquilt, Mir and Mrs Burr Godfrey Pitcher, Mrs Frances Lane. l Nickle clock, Mir and Mrs George F Thorpe Large picture, Miss Annie Field. l Plush toilet set Miss Linda F. Thorpe. Large picture F. French and daughter. Hand painted souvenir, Miss A. +. Benedict
 Table mats, Mrs Barnum Curtiss.
 Cup, Charles E. Lane.
 Butter dish and half dozen silver napkin rings, Mrs c. N. Fairchild.
 Set fruit knives, Elmer $. Joyce.
 Silver pickle castor, Julia A. Wheeler. | Silver pickle fork Isadora Burr.
 Silver pin, Nellie R. Frederick.
 Antique lace tidy, Miss K. J. Segars.
 Embroidered handkerchief, Carrie Freder ick.
 Towel, Ida J. Botsford.
 Comfortable, Mir and Mrs J. E. Goodser.
 Counterpane, Mrs D. S. Thorpe.
 Table cloth, Mir and Mrs G. R. parmlce.
 Scarf, MT and Mrs c. B. Nichols.
 Embroidered handkerchief, Dollie Fredel
 ick. Towels, Mrs c. J. Milton.
 Counterpane, Miss F. Silliman.
 Antique linen towels, Miss D. Emma Coco
 sell.
 Towels, MT and Mrs John Stevens.
 Old fashioned linen, Polly w. Goodsell. Pair of Muscovy ducks, Mir and Mrs Georg l s. Burr.
 Fine Jersey COW, M. H. Thorpe.
 $50, Novella M. Thorpe. s10, Mir and Mrs George s. Banks. ) $I0, Z. A. Jennings. Miss Alice Garfield of Bridgeport Ina , visited her mother. MT and Mrs c. E , Downs and child spent Sunday at MT Garfield. Frank Dibble and family have visite } Daniel Edwards.