The state capital., 1891-10-31
GALESBURG, ILL.
HAzEL-FIsHER. Oct. 14th 1891.

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The wedding in the Second Baptis
church Wednesday evening has Ions
been looked forward to with interesi
: by colored circles here The bride, Miss
Susie Fisher daughter of Mrs. Diana
Elsher, occupies a high position in
these circles and is accomplished. She
is ofganlst and choir leader in the Sec
ond Baptist church and in literary
entertainments has gained applause
by her talent as writer and a speaker
The groom, Jesse Hazel, is a son of ex.
policeman Hazel. He is an industrious
deserving young man, and fortune has
rewarded him richly by bestowing on
him the hand and heart of so charming
a young lady as Miss Fisher. There
We're adornments in the vicinity of the
pulpit, chief of which We're the two
lemon trees bearing fruits, from the
home of Mr.. Lewis Carter. The we'd
ding march was played byMr. Richard
DeBaptist, and by the time he began
playing large congregation had as
sembled. The ushers were Mr.. Andy
Johnson and Mr.. John Green. Mr..
Green preceded the bride and the
groomsman, MIR. Henry Owens up the
south aisle of the church, while Mr..
Johnson and the groom and brides
maid, Mrs. Josie Lewis, passed along
tne north aisle. All met in front of the
alter, where DR.. DeBaptist impressive
ly rendered the ceremony The bride
wore quite elaborate toilet of cream
colored crepe, with a bunch of roses at
the corsage, and and illusion silk veil
Win crown OF green. The brides
maids dress was of similar material.
The gentlemen were faultlessly attired
III black. AS soon as the ceremony was
cohcIuued, lhe organlst started up
again the strains of the march. and /
tne wedding party passed from the |
cnurch. They and the relatives and |
ihVlted guests, went to the home of the |
brides mother on West Knox street |
where reception was held. One of
the features of which was the delicious
wedding supper. 1t is said that the
groom has home in rediness on West
Knox street and that the twain will
begin housekeeping soon.
China Tea set, Mr.. and Mrs. DeBap.
tist; Clock, Mr. and Mrs. L. G Carter
and Mrs. Warren; Silver Fruit dish
with cut glass bowl. Mr.. and Mrs. Toe
Sims, Henry and Mary Owens, Mrs.
Ada Lewis, Rebeca Washington: Silver
cake basket, Hattie Wiley, Josie Lewis
Jno. Green.
Pair vases, Luetta Johnson; Butter
plates, Mrs. Allen; Cut glass vace.
Matte Berry; Decorated tea set, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Meldy; set of Plates
Mr. and Mrs. Jessy Mason; Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry; Handsome Lamp.
Harry Walker; Bed Spread Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Harding:
Pair of Towels Mrs Harry Scneal; Ta-
bic spread, Jessie Warren; Linen table
oieth Adasine Davis, Lace curtains and
poals, Mr.. and Mrs. Gains, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harper, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Anderson Mr..
and Mrs. Manroe, Miss Ada Harper.
Mr.. Lawsay; Table and spread Mr..
md Mrs L. Johnson; Plush Rocking
hair Mr.. and Mrs S. Johnson, Mrs.
Rilla Practes, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Finey,
v 1rs. Lucy Slaughter. Mr.. d. Ayers:
Silver knives and forks, Kate Slau-
;hter, Blandena Finney; Gold napkin
lngs, Mamie Johnson, CharlesFletcher
Silver napkin rings, Billy Jones: Rock
ng chair hr and Mrs. William Stew
lrt; :'icture Berry Boys.