Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-10-05
THE SOCIETY COLUMN
Several Beautiful Weddings During
the Fasg Week.
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daily. The entertainments have t'een
arranged for esch evening. Tie open-
iag night Nil be provided Tor ~ the
Ofstorso society. aud entertainments
vii he gwen AZ turn 1s ths schassr1s'
81 Ceelhss, the Elks, and tAe military.
The ST. Csellias' have decided 10 give
king Rene's daughter" iut iae
amusement 10 he provided by the klAs
Is st4ll mystery. il has been suggest
ed 10 close the far Win grand bal
Saturday night. There viii be meet
ing of the ladies' executive committee
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock az the
r-sldenee OF Mrs. II. \. Moore, Wash
ington-st.
Thursday evening the dancing season
Was opened WITH = hop gwen bF TIE
Misses Gage and Benedict at Company
Bs srmory ON lonis-st. There was
large attendance ana the OCchslon Was
most enjoyable. hg. aid Mrs. ,. Z.
Braun furnished delightful music. and
the floor wss all that could be desired.
The next hop will be gwen Thursday
week.
The 81. Cecilia Society will have IN
addition 10 the artists reciials two re-
entails 10y local pianisis and one vocalist
members of the society the
coming winter.
Wednesday evening, Miss Jennie A.,
daughter of Congressman and Mrs. {.
+. Belknsp. and Mr.. Frederic A. Murz-
burg were united in marriage 10y Rev.
Or. Flnhrer at : O'Clock. The joyful
event WAS soiemnized at the residence
Of the brides parents OH Madison-ave.
The parlors were beautifully adorned
with flowers and vines ln prOfusIon, the
most notable of which Was choice
collection Of rare orchids and l3rk,
blue and white pond hlies from The
Botanical gardens ut Washington. The
bride's sister, Miss Grace, ofhclated ss
maid of honor and the groom was at
tended by hls friend. Capt. James
Knox. The Bride was atured in a
beautiful gown OF white fsiile with
gold trimmings. IL MAS cut dccollete
and made entrain. She wore bride
roses in her hair and carried a large
bouquet Of tho same lovely flowers.
Miss Grace wore heliolrope crepe and
carried pink roses. During the cerc-
nlony the happy couple stood IN front
Of window It's lace drapcrics ieing
converted into a bower Of beauty by
pIofusion of flowers and sInllay.
A delicate collation. was served by
Swetlsnd, the caterer. and the large
array OF presents We're reviewed with
pleasure by tne guests, of whom there
were about seventy. There were pres
cnt from out OF the city Nr. and Mrs.
Charles Schaifer, al Marquette, and
Mr.. James BelkuSp, OF Oneia, relatives
of the bride. Mr. and Mrs WurzbuIg
have gone Ea-t to New York and Boston
tor two weeks. and on their return
they VIII he at home 70 their friends
after November ] T, at No. 4. Logan-st.,
~hsre they have costly fitted mp a Iesi-
dence. Both bride and groom are well
and fsvoisbly known IN the social
circles OF this city. and in their new life
they are followed by the congratnla-
tions and good wishes OF large and
sincere circle of friends, who desire for
them all that is lovely and pleasant IN
life.
beautiful Wedding occurred Thurs
day evening at O'Clock, st the resi-
dence of Dr. French Alive, - Packard
st. 1t VS. the wedding Of DIR. Ailye's
cousin, Miss Anna X. Tooley. OF this city.
and Prof. X. X. Lunan, OF FlemiDgs-
hurg, ky.. Rev. Mr.. Wells. Of
1T. PauPs Church, officiating. The
rooms were beautifully arranged
for the event, flowers filling every
available nook aud corner. A large
nors bell VAS suspended before the
psrlor windows and from the bel deli
cate lines of smilax rsaisted ia three
directions. During the ceremony The
happy couple stood upon fur rng iIn-
mediately heneath the bel and IN front
Of bank Of palms. The bride wore
charming gown Of cream casnmefe
trimmed with silk and lace. with bride
roses in her hair. She carried a bon
luet of the lovely bali open flowers.
Sir. walter Mech Oficisted "a best
man and Miss Dense Van EEerv was a
pretty maid Of honor IA pink with .
bouquet of flowers. There were about
si1ty guests. After congratulations had
been offered. tie presents. which were
numerous and BEAUTIFUL. were nl-
spected aud = delicious supper vas
srysd. AiT. ana Mira. Iumsn lett or
the late train for bridal trip East. and
after visit i0 NiHgsrs snd the last
they vii journey souihyard 20 their
sunny homie a, Fl.minFsburg. Nv. Tee
bride has iseeL q resident II thIe Cite
since her childhood dayf snd her many
fflenor unite ia the hope ihst fof iota
herself ard h1spand tlse sun oi Aapga
ns.ss sill ever shine.
one - the princnsl topics % conver-
saflgn IN r1usif.s r.fc5fss ~lthlrl the "a.
week hss leeu t,le tasrrisrs ~ O-csf J.
Mllnsrth and Ms tsf8lr tore. Tse
~.rdo ng took plscs st the residence nf
the trlde's parents. Af. and NJ. Aif,prt
Cove. ~. ss 1nruef-si 81 O'Clock
at Tnarsasy evening, ReV. John era
ham officatog. The sffsir. whlch va
one q tire rOsf beautfni II the KIND
tnat ever occurred n fbls cffv. nciuItsf
several uovsl fssturss. A fis aosr of
the wedding tie fnemi1ef, ~ fle ~ern-
bert Ciub. who we're present conl-
raerc.d WsgneT's hssHtifui isiasl tho.
rus from 10 <a.r 81. - the rnosc
ehich tise e0aFs morfd g. So altar
from a. saiVring Toorn. Alter ths
knot bsa t,etn fsef. the prxyer from the
"Nsrrsrs II fcsro. fn Mozart .
nNngc Fiufr. vas sung ~ Clarence .
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