Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-12-11
ELLIsoN-LEBoLD.
The Pleasant Wedding of Two of Abb
lene's FaVorites.

The Pleasant Wedding ofTwo of Abb
lene's Favorites.
None of the numerous weddings Of
the year has been more pleasant or en-
joyable than that occurring last even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
W. F. Lebold, on West Second street
when Under Sheriff Sherman J. Eli
son and Miss Ida LebOld, daughter OF
the Hon. G. II. Lebold, now of Austin,
Texas, were made husband and wife.
The groom, son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7.
Ellison, is one of Abilene's most
trusted young men while the bride has
wide circle of friends who will join in
extending the heartiest of good wishes.
Both have been prominentin Abilene's
society circles and their union seemed
most suspicious event.
There were about 75 guests present
at the wedding party, several being
from Salina and other out of Town
places. At O'Clock the bridal party
entered the handsomely decorated par
Tor. The chief participants were at
tended by Misses Orleana ard Dora
Fisher and Messrs. H. E. Ellison.
brother of the groom. and NJ. II.
Malott. Miss Carrie Corbett presided
at the piano and the ceremony was per
formed by the Rev w. l.. SeabroOke.
When congratulations had been ex-
tended the party sat down to an elegant
wedding supper, the most delicate of
ViaDds being spread in tasteful abund-
ance. Social enjoyment occupied the
remainder Of the evening until the
midnight train when Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellison left for bridal tour to Chi
cago. They will remain absent about
one week and on their return will re-
side for the present in the Knox resi-
dence, Second and Mulberry.
The REFLECTOR joins the many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison in
wishing them abundant happiness and
an endless honeymoon.
Following is the list of presents:
Father and mother of groom, $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. B. Jacobs, MIR. and Mrs. Il.
E. Dewey linen table Get.
Mike Mslott, Homer Ellison, center table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johntz, one dozen solid silver
teaspoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hanaker, Tom Anderson,
set table linen.
Mrs. A Nixon, Orintha Nivon, Bolivar,
Ohio, dozen silver ana gold after dinner cot
fee spoons
Emil Suffer and wife, uf dozen pearl
handled silver knives.
Margaret Wilson, Rose Glei=sner, NJ / ired
Lewis. Mary Hoisington, Levi Hamburger,
]. II. Niesley, rocking chair.
Sula Ellison. chair.
Mrs. j. NJ. Fisher and d IRA Fisher, rocaing |
chair
W. w. Davis and wife, rocking chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Malott, hanging lamp
Orlena Fisher, picture.
Court house officials and wives, employees |
and ladies, bookcase and cabinet, ebony |
clock.
VIC. Cowles and wife, A. j. Cowles, two |
bronze statues
Lizzie Wilder, Great Bend, Tennyson
Delta Tau d slta fra ternity, Delaware,
Ohio, OK died nut dish.
c. &. Hawk aud wife, W.T.. Lebold and
wife, china set,
Anna Hawk, Clare Lebold individual salts.
R. B. Claiborne andlwife, two steel engrav-
ings.
G. s.einhilber AID wife, Gre enville, Ohio,
silver syrup mug and saucer.
Flossie and Greg Hawk, two finger bowls,
Edith Hawk, painted cup, saucer and plate
Chas. Tanner, j. K. Ethsn, Percy Apple
baugh, crystal olive dis hand vinegar cIuet.
q. L. Brinkman and wife, Kansi is City,
elegant vase.
A. J. Zahner and wife, half dozen glasses
and towel.
Homer Ellison, stand lamp.
Emma Wilson, hand painted throw.
Sarah Bonell, Carrie Corbett, book Rocky
Mountain flowers.
d. W. n ALL and wife, oil painting.
r. Waring and wife, C. III. Harger and wife,
umbrella stand.
Carrie Dyal, Harry Allen. stand.
Nell Malott, milk weed sacnet.
Ina WOrley, bureau scarf.
May and Alva Mutt, picture,
Nina Hodge, throw.
Frank Hamilton, wedding and after cards.
Ethel and Ruth NALL. butter knife and
sugar spoon.
Mace King, butter dole.
J. NJ. Mcbride, Rochester, n. Y, ca sel
mirror.
e. A. Albright and wife, picture.
Florence Elston, picture,
Minnie Parent, crocheted table scarf
Geo. and Ida Upshaw, picture and easel.
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