, 1891-01-23
4 BRILLIANT EDDISG.
J. b. KendrIck OF Sheridan and EuIa
V. WuI1en OF Greeley, Married.
Special Correspondence.

V. WuIGen OF Greeley, Marrred.
Special Correspondence.
GREELEY, Jan, 2l.-Mr. j. b. Ken
drick of Sheridan, Wye, and Miss Eula
V. WulJen of Greeley were married IN
in tie Methodist church on Tuesday,
at 4:30 p. m. by Rev. W. G. Madison.
Miss Matte WultJen and Miss Minnie
Davis of Denver, Mr.. Geo. P. Bissell and
Mr.. A. A. Spaugh of Wyoming were the
chosen bridesmaids aud groomsmen. Mr..
D. S. Monahan, ]. NJ. Pttrikin. George
House, L. Haines and Ed. House, were
the ushers. The church was elegantly
decorated and Illuminated. Miss Minis
presided at the organ, making the house
reverberate with most melodious
music during the ceremony.
As the we idiDg march began the ushers
walked slowly up the aisles on either side
and took their positions on the sides Of
the altar. Then Miss Minnie Davis and
Mr.. Spaugh, one going up the right aisle
and the other up the left, proceeded until
they came to the arch, stepping just in
side. Miss Matte Wulfien and Mr..
Bissell followed In the same manner, then
the bride aud groom, making a perfect
picture of beauty, all standing under an
arch of evcrgreens and flowers illumin-
ated with c1lored electric lights. In the
center hung a large bell of ~evergreens and
flowers with an electric light suspended
from the center The altar was a scene
of artisticallY arranged flowers, paintings
and banners, exquisite taste being dis
played by loving hands in the whole ar.
rangement.
The entire ceremony was perfectly
beautiful. The bride wore a costly and
beautiful travelling costume. The groom
wore the conventional black.
As soon as the ceremony was over the
bridal party returned u c. W WulGen's,
with a few friends, and partook of an ele.
gantly prepared dinner, and left imme-
diat,ly for New York. The church was
crowded with friends from Greeley. Fort
Collins, Denver and Cheyenne, and the
wedding will long be remembered as one of
the happiest events in Grecley's history.
Among the presents received by the
happy couple were the following: Groom
to bride elegant diamond earrings. Messrs.
Spaugh and Geo. p. Bissell OF Wyoming.
double set OF silver mounted c~irying
knives and forks in handsome plush case.
ID. e. Rhodes. Cheyenne. very handsome
opera glasses and plush case. Messrs.
D. S. Monahal, j. NJ. Petrikin, Geo.
House, l.. H. Haines and + House.
after dinner set, china cups and sAncers
with oxidized silver handles and gold
bowl, after dinner coffee spoons, engraved
with X. in a beautiful case Mr.. and
Mrs Q. w. Wulijen full supply of table
and bed linen. Mr.. and Nrs. NJ. A.
Bates. book, Art and Song. I"
Miss Mary McClain silver berry spoon.
MIR. aud Mrs. Rothsehild, set china plates
handsomely decorated. MIR. and Mrs.
Albert lgo, decorated china after dinner
coffee cups and saucers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa Sterling, carpet sweeper. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Chauucey Walker. Cheyenne,
beautiful sofa pillows, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donnell, elegant triplicate mirror. Mr..
and Mrs. Will Hodgkiss, silver sugar
basket and cream pitcher. Mr.. and Mrs.
a iAallOChi carving set. Ilttle Hazel
Wulfen, beautiful match safe. Misses
Julia and Alice Durkee, Burns poems.
Bruce Eaton, handsomely bound
Katrina" Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. New
berry, beautiful bronze card receiver. Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. Cooper, oxiiized silver
napkin rings. Miss Matte Wulfeu,
elegant oil painting. Capt. Monahan
and wife, beautiful decorated lamp
MIR. Clarence WulJan. solid silver tea
spoons. Miss Minnie Davis of Denver.
Pastel's Mirror Lake" Mr.. and Mrs.
Mayher, silver tea ball. Mrs. d. T..
Rhodes of Cheyenne. exquisite handker-
chief MISS L. Sawyer, book, Our
Wedding Bells. Miss Mayher. book
Good Luck. j.. B. GIlchrist, Denver
cut glass pitcher and glasses. Miss Jen-
ME Eaton, book. Gold Foil" Mr.. and
Mrs. +. F. Smith. one dozen nut picks
and sack of nuts. Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine,
Cheyenne, solid silver salts and spoons
Rev: w. q. Madison and wife, Washing
ton lrving,s complete works, beautifully
bound. Mrs. II. L. Dunniug, Denver,
photograph holder. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
NJ. Morse, beautiful crayon 10 handsome
frame. Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.. Fuller,
George Eliot's poems. Mr.. Abrams,
half dozen decorated China desert plates.
MIR. aud Mrs. NJ. r Kennedy, Taylor,
Tex. silver cake basket. Mr.. and Mrs.
t. b. Hord, Central City, Neb silver
sugar dish and cream pitcher.