The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-11-15
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1890.
-weaainr-Haraman- zehner.

A very pretty wedding happily solemnized
ia Trinity Lutheran church Tuesday even
ing was that of Miss Lulu L., the accomp-
lished daughter of our esteemed towns.
people Mr.. and Mrs. William zehner, to
A. l.. HagermaD, formerly Of Philadelphia,
but now of this city. The bride was
beautifully dressed in white India silk and
the groom wore conventional black, Miss
Katie Durling accompanied the bride as
maid OF honor; she wore beautiful costume
of cream china silk. Miss Gussie Clauss
and Miss Mary Ebbert, both of town, were
the brides maids and Ed Brannix and
Ed HagermaA, of Philadelphia, acted in
the capacity OF groomsmen. The BRIDES
maids wore handsome costumes of cream
satin in beautiful effect. Messrs. H. J.
Morgan, Charles, Harry and Willie Clauss
were ushers and Mrs. c. w. Bower pre-
sided at the organ. 1t made a beautiful
bridal party as, to the sweet strains of
happy wedding march, they moved mp the
long aisle of the church and in the fast
gathering cleaning were made man and
wife, by Rev. j. II. Kuder. Following the
ceremony q reception was held at the home
of the BRIDES parents. where over two
hundred guests psrtook of sumpteously
prepared repast. The young couple are
now on q wedding tour TO Philadelphia,
Washington and other places. The bride
received many presents of which we append
3 list:
Piano lamp, John S. Lentz and wife; side
board, A. l.. Hagerman; rocking chair, Harry
and VIII Clauss; rocker, j. w. Raudenbush and
family; rocker, s. S. class; picture, Albert and
Emma Clauss picture, Charles Clauss; oil paint
ing Henry Swartz; eiderdOwn blanket II. A.
StinwaRner and wife; china pudding dish, j.
Brong and wife; lemonade set, J; 7. Nqsbaum
toilet box, Elnof @. Mead; head rest, Sallle and
Mary Whitehead; head rest, Or. W. w Reber
and wife; dozen cut glasses and howl, Laura and
Sadie Hofford; fruit dish, Tille Ratchffe; tidy,
Lille Guth; rug, John McKelYey and wife; sofa
cushion, Mrs. B. X. Cult0ni tidy, A. w. Rauden-
bush and wife; bureau scarf, Annie kOch rug.
Elmer 4. Reed handkerchief case. Annie L.
Leh; half dozen towels, n. ID. Clanss and family;
two linen table cloths, X l.; L., SWeeny ana VIE
Clara; bureau cover, Dr. N. b. ReDer and wife;
book, Rob. KlotZ; linen table cloth, Mrs. w. +.
Mosser; centre table, VIM Ash and wife; foot
stool. Mrs. VIM. Meredith; cheese cloth com
fort, Grandmother Reed; white spread, f. p.
Semmel and wife; spread, A. W. Nonnemaket
wife; white spread George, Agge and Lille
Reichard; white spread, Nj. Hagerman and wife;
white spread * ~ MtaseTaah dozen n9Rkl99s RFdI9
towel, Flossie Reed; table cloth and napkin,
Eliza BarthOld; half dozen napkins. Emma
Arner; table cloth, w. II. Strauss and wife;
table cloth, Mrs j. Zehner; taney table, O. w.
Bower; set hand irons, w IL. Wetherold; dozen
silver tea spoons, Harry Hunsiekeri carving set,
Anabel Mcdaniel and Clara Eyerett marine
picture, Gussle Clauss and Mary EbDert; silver
bread plate, Ben; 4. Ash sketch picture, q, 7.
zehneri butter dish horaee hfeS9t ahd WE nOi
ling and wife; silver pie kniie, H. b. Kennel
aud wife; fruit spoon, M. o. kuntzi ana Wltei
wife; cake basket, l. s. Koch and wife silver
oyster forks, David Kreamer and family silver
mustard spoon, Roy kreameri hali dozen lrull
knives, Martha Iiadesty; half dozen silver tea
spoons, w. w. Weaver and wife; silver bread
knife II, j. Morgan; berry spoon, Mrs, M. Hell
man; half dozen silver table spoons, MIS-. Craw
lord; silver thimble, Katie Durling; SILVER pud
ding dish, Ed. BranniX card receiver,J j. MoSsei
and Wife,; soup ladle, Trueman SniIh' silver
waiter and stand win Reed and wife; butter
dish, A. Mehrkam; lamp, G. NJ. SweenY and
Wife card receiver, II. III. Peters ana iamly
cream pitcher; Ihos. ManZ ana Illnllyi r3t Ir9t
dozen silver butter plates, G. y. Haueheri eak'
knife, Lizzie keefe; silver cake and PIE knife
Chas. Seifert and family; whlsp holder, 9, j
Quinn and wife; fancy vase, ii. j. Mitchell anS
wife; butter knife, W. T. Long and wife; hal
dozen fruit knives, I, J. Nusoaum anu vic
silver jewel case, Dr.. VIM. Dutour and VIE
two butter knives, Frank Reed fancy waite
pitcher, l.. E. Wills and wife; china sugar bow
and cream pitcher, Ed. Hibbler and wife; crack
ar lar, Mrs Mary A. Young chamber set, lhos
Harleman and Wife half dozen nut picks, +. i
Berndt and wlie; soup ladle, Louise and Ell
Rapp; paper weight, Emma l." kistlerj gold lc
cream spoon, DR.. = 6. Zern anu wife; bisqu
figure, b. X Culton cracker jar, W j. Ste
and wife; cheese plate, J. B. Diley; china car
receiver, George Reed; silver water and ct
glass lemonade set, A. W. Steadman; caryin
set, j. J.. Gabel and wife; pair OF vases, Charlie
Boyer; fancy tidy, Emma Lenizi steel engra'
ing, DR.. Smith and Nitei engraving, Jos. ohef
steel engraving, Laura Arnold; pam vase
Thomas Faith; vase. Hattie X. koonsi oatme.
dishes s. IL. Chubb and wife; SOUP set, Rev.
a, Bauer and familyi china dinner and tea Sc
l.. r. LENT; fruit dish, j. j. kulZ and wife iril
and desert dishes, Frank Reed and VIE; hat
painted toilet bottle, Clara Whitehead; dozt
china after cups and saucors, T. II, snyder On
wife; hand painted tamb0umne, Mrs, GA
Bower; silver water pitcher, II, A; snyder ~
Wifei seven sisters, Mamie Reed; Mr.. and MI
Wm. Zehner, $50 gold; Uncle John Mcfarian
gsi Hattie Zehner, S2i Name Brode, s5