Telegram-herald., 1890-11-23
THE SOCIETYCOLUMN

made ga siln clusters Of white enFys-
a1tDemums. kes Dr. Csalpoeli Far
prrf0fnied the ceremony at o eiock.
lae organ sas presided over uy " -
Ada Hast, sh0 played Lhs Lonsngriu
ueaasns aiaac ss Lns parIy eatefed.
SSH stTAIns u nlusc noassd snrCugh
tns az 1anDs lns ceremony, adding
much ~ lhe efect. fhe iFst % enter the
chlrol 4ere tne esaors, Asssrs. Carlton
"a smith. Ma. e. Warren, ". B. L4ns-
ilg. Albert A. Wolfe. Id ". Damn, AL
81 Buffalo, aad Nr Fed ball. u tnls
Clty, Wno olrc.afed IS a4<ster of eere-
m0urs- Lite MIS- Katharine Obuen
followed tlem, theu the br.desmAlds
Mise Ninsi0N. Mss Nog4ht and Mss
Grey. AL of buffalo, and Miss Lena
Remington. 0f ths city. The maid OF
honor, Mss Auna Bah, 0f Buffalo, pre-
ceeded tae BRIDE, VINO entered VITA her
mother faey were met at tle altar by
the groom snd his beat man, Nr John
Ball of Buffalo. The bride wore an
elaborate gown Of white m0ussel4ne De
scie over Nal.a satin embroidered ia
marguelltes. The corset Was V-shaped,
'front.' and back, and lovely veil en-
veloped ner stately figure. reaching %
Lle end Of her l0ag tralu. Mrs. DE
kraft wore black lace embroidered IN
col0rs over black six. Miss Bail, the
mald OF honor, wore white crepe de
soIe over white six. Miss WlnslOw
and Miss GREY wore similar gowns.
Mss NOught and Miss Remington wore
pale green crepe De Sole, aud all carried
bouquets OF white chrysanthemums.
Little Miss % Brien wore y charming
dress of white crepe dc sole, a glrdle OF
white chrysanthemuns oncirclng her
waist. She carried a bouquet of the
same lovely flowers. Immediately
after the ceremony a small company,
including the bridal party, assembled
AZ the home OF the brides mother, on
East Fulton-st. They were Mrs. Ball.
OF Buffalo, mother OF the groom; Mrs.
Lansing. Of Buffalo; Mr.. Wolche and
Mr. Hall. OF Buffalo; Miss Burtenshau,
OF Detroit. Miss Bertha Fleming, OF
Kalamazoo; Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Camp
bell Far, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O'Bren,
Dr. aud Mrs. Eugene Boise. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Oden Hughsrt, Jr., MIR.
and Mrs. John Patton, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Bovine, Mr.. and Mrs. ". ;.
Mckay, Mayor and Mrs. Uhl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. ;. Z. Wormley, Mrs.
v. B. Remington, Mr.. A. b. Porter,
Misses Anna Waters, Helen PuEman,
Allie Heath, Ada Hunt, Alice Ball,
Ethel 'Bulkley, Edwina Uhl. Miss
Hills, Mss Carpenter, Messrs. David
thl. Dudley Waters, Fred Aidrich.
Charles Wlthey, John Seymour,
Edward MOrey, Francis Campbell,
Masters Carroll Sweet and Ed
ward smith. At the house all the
decorations were of white and delicate
iy tinted chrysantnemums. the Onlyex-
ccption benz an immense cluster of
BRIDE roses AZ the BRIDE table. a most
delightful intormahty reigned at the
wedding supper and afterward. when
the party, manv Of whom were old
schOolmates. nddlged n college songs.
The presents We're unusually numerous
and elaborate. Hon. 1. NJ. Weston
presented the BRIDE With dainty little
watch In gold and blue enamel. set
with pearls. The watch has something
Of a romantic history, having been
formally owned ~ the Empress Au-
gusta, Of Germany, who earned 10 ten
years. Mr.. Kingsiey's gift vas silver
tea set and handsome book case. The
groom's mother added = well-fiiled
chest Of silver, and the groom present
ed the BRIDE with = pendant set with
pearls. Mr.. and AIRS. Ball left on the
late train for the eaa. and will make
their home a. 709 Seventh-st.. Buffalo
where a newly furnished house await.
them.