The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15

he lowing with a corrected list Of the pr,
sents:
ID In the whole history Of Norm,
Square her people never witnesse
II, such a grand social event as the maj
riage, on Thursday of last week, G
d Miss Emma L., the beautiful and az
1t complished daughter of Judge an
Mrs. Q. II. Seidle, to Prof. N. M. Ballet
# of Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pa
Is at the home of the brides parents. A
one o'clock, after all the guests, to tn
o number of several hundred had as
o sembled, the sweet notes of the we'd
ding march ushered the bride and
b groom with the best man, Mr.. Ir,
J. Seidle, and the maids of honor, Misse.
r Fannie Drummer and Amanda e, Ballet
and the groomsman, A. j. Ballet. tc
3 the spacious parlor where, under an
arch of evergreen the happy young
couple were united in Gods holy bond
of wedlock by Rev. DR.. Willard, Pre-.
sident of the Seminary of Ursinus Col
lege, Collegeville, following which Rev.
r. A. Bauer, of Lehighton lead in
prayer, at the close of which Rev. DR..
Stibitz pronounced the benediction
and the guests congratulated Mr.. and
Mrs. N. NJ Ballet and wished them
God speed. The wedding march was
played by Miss Emma Ballet. of
Mansfield, Ohio. After an intermission
OF a few minutes the doors were
thrown open and the guests were in
vited to partake of a sumptuous re-
past which had been spread in such
style as only the good people of
Normal Square and Mahoning Valley
can spread feast. It included all the
delicacies of the season and was "6t
for the king" A bevy of ladies
waited on the table-they were assisted
by the ushers, Messrs. e. o. Nothstein
and S. E.. Stoffiet. The bride was
handsomely dressed in cream satin
and lace; the maids of honor wore
white, while the groom, best man,
groomsman and ushers wore conven-
tional black. Taken all in all it was
the prettiest wedding this section has
had for some time and will long be
remembered by the people from far
and near who were present. The
young couple were the recipients of
many very useful and valuable pre-
sents, of which the following is list:
SILVER WARE.-Ice pitcher and mug, Judge
Stroh and family; bread tray, John Seabcldt; |
and wife; cake basket, W. G. Freyman and wife |
gold lined berry spoon Thos. NJ. Ballet; bntter |
dish, Andrew Hopes; cream pitcher, w. Hopes |
and wife; spoon holder, d. NJ. Hopes and wife |
sugar bowl, j. NJ Hopes and wife; napkin ring, |
Miss Edna j. Hopes; silver clock, Adam |
Wingert; butter dish and knife, j. T. Semmel; |
and wife butter dish and knife, Dr.. |
t. NJ. Ballet; butter dish, Miss Nettie |
Reigle; individual castor, Mrs. j. E. |
Seidle; berry dish, Dr. and Mrs. j. M. Mayer |
berry dish, Mrs. A. NJ Neumuller; berry dish,
Mrs. j. f. zehner; gold lined berry spoon, Rev. |
II. I, Spanger and wifei berry spoon, Rev. s.
e. Stofiiet; graveY ladle, Miss Mamie Pollock;
berry spoon, Mrs. Thos. Kemerer; sauce ladle,
O. H. Keller; soup ladle, DR.. c. d. Sohaeffer and /
wife, card basket Miss Emma L. Kistler; sugar
spoon, Miss Ella II. Keiser; combination toilet
set, Mrs. and Miss Laninger; sugar spoon, Miss
Sallie @. Walker; mug, Milton Koons; call bell,
II. j. Bretney and wife; knives and forks, T. d.
Clauss and family; knives and forks, G. w.
Stibltzi butter knife, L. NJ. Ballet and wife;
indy. salt and pepper, Miss Ida L. Zimmerman;
indy. salt and spoons G. X. Musselman and
wife; indy. Salts Miss Ida NJ. Kistler bouquet
holder, Z. d. Hunsicker and wife; X dozen
after dinner coffee spoons, Miss Maggie Pollock;
Y dozen tea spoons, Miss Sadie Koons; u dozen
tea spoous, Miss Clara Hill; Table spoons, $40
gold and family cabinet Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Ballet; two gold lined after dinner coffee spoons
Mr.. Henry and Miss Minnie Neumuler; 4 doZ.
orange spoons, W. E. Ash and wife; 4 dozen
orange spoons, Prof Custer and wife; 4 dozen [
fruit knives, p j. Kstler and wife 4 nut picks,
H. V. Mortimer, ST., and wife; napkin ring,
Daniel Kressley and wlfej napkin ring, @. d.
Kressley; two napkin rings, O. A., Harding and ]
wife, iandinier, Lewis Semmel and family;
Japanese vase CTokio JAPAN A. r. Beers and
tamilyi Japanese vase. H. b. Kenneli chocolate
pot, 9. p. Laubach and wife, cracker jar, DR..
and Mrs o. f. Klstleri jelly spoon, Ella R.
Suydam, 1
CHINAwARE. - Vases, Miss Lille Mclean; 9
berry dish, Miss Amanda L. Ballet; fruit dish,
Mrs. Nathan Gerber; fruit dish, Mrs, Stephen 7
Miller fruit dish and DOYLE Miss Minnie Moser.
GLASSWARE, - Pitcher Miss Tana straup; :.
fruit dish, b. Z, Xander and wife; dish, Master I
Clifford Xander; colored sugar bowl, Miss En- /
ma Flicker; butter dish, L. o. Flexer toilet set,
r. Mclean and wife; water SET Rev. Z. A.
Bauer and family; water set, John Sitter aud q
Wife, cake dish and cover, Miss Martha Sitter; G
iruit dish, John Meitzler and wife; lamp, Mrs /
Elias Nothsteini lamp and vases, David Miller 4
and family; fruit stand, David Wertman and
wife, fruit plates, David Harding and wife; oat
meal set, Miss Mary NJ Lentz; night lamp, Miss Y
Clara E. Sttler a
MIscELLANEoUs-H Hand -paintedtray, Miss E.
Lille Arneri set sad irons, H. Boyer and family;
plush photo case, Mrs, C. NJ. Ebbert; umbrella q
stand, j. j. Kutz and wife; "ArOund the Tea j
Table," CTalmage), Prof A. r. Lutz; steel en- I
craving Joseph Obert ana famllYi baking out =
1t, Dennis Nothstein and wife; hair brush,
Master Freddie Reinsmith; fancy comfortable,
Thomas Musselman and wife: plush rug, Miss 9
Amelia and George Lentz; table cover, Wilson c
Ebberts and wife; plush sofa cushion, Mrs Hol- I
bin and Mrs. Keeier; fancy sofa cushion, Miss a
Fannie S. Brunner; pug dog, Master Willie
Miller; Marsailles spread, Mrs. G. Gilbert Mar
iailles spread, G. A. Bretney and wife; MarsaiI-
les spread, Mrs B. Leinhard; table cloth and
napkins, p j. Ristler and wife; table cloth, G. I
W. Hopes and wife; table cloth, Mrs. E. II. a
snyder; table eloth, Mrs. Stephen Fenstermach- Il
sr; table cloth, Miss Mary Snyder napkins, \
Clinton Bretney and wife; napkins, John Moth
stein and family napkins, Charles Smith and 9
wife; napkins Rev, o, P. steckel and wife; nap p
Nins; Mrs. John Longacre and daughter; linen r
owes, Miss Mabel Musselman linen towels,
Mss Annie Eyeretti linen towels, ]. f. Flicker
md wifei linen towels, Frank Gilbert; linen U
owels, Owen stelgerwalt and wife; lace, Miss Il
Clara Xanderi easy chair, Ballet brothers and o
ilstersi rocker, DAVID Kistler and family; silk =
,rochet tidy. Miss Nettie Downs; embroidered
ilk tidy, David KOons and wife linen knit tidy,
Mrs. Rebecca Mpsselman painted tidy, Miss i
Name j, LOngacre; chair scarf, Miss Mary n
3runner; knit scarf, Miss Abb Mover; fancy
idy, Miss Magma Kistler; autograph album, N
Mss Meta Nothstein. !,