Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-11-06

dence as we'll as the church. The first
reception room was festooned with pink
and white drapery forming a sort of
canopy. The archway between the two
reception rooms was trimmed with pink
silk tied with white ribbons and relieved
with smilax, pink and white roses and
carnations.
The dining room in which refresh
ments we're served was also gaily deco
rated and the table covered with drawn
work cloth bordered with smilax and
tied at the corners with bows of pink
! satin ribbons. The center piece was Gov
cred with white chrysanthemums rest
ing on a drawn work scarf over pink silk.
The excellence of the refreshments was
equalled only by the excellence Of the
service.
Among the guests from Mandan were
Editor and Mrs. R. M. Tuttle, Mrs. John
Gum, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. B. R. Gran
berry, Miss Belle Clarke, Miss Cummins
and Messrs. Theodore Cummings and
Colin Clarke.
THE COSTUMES.
There wal a large gathering of society
people at the reception and the following
costumes among them we're noticed:
Mrs. E. H. Wilson-black lace gown, gilt
braid, demi-flouncinY, natural flowers
pink and white carnations.
Mrs. r. ". Durham, Chicago-lavender
| As, -~1l 1-l ~1-- V-s-o I-~-:l
lace and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. W. II. Francis-black lace, diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. E. H. Welsh-white satin bridal
robe, natural flowers.
Mrs. W. H. DeGraff-pearl silk, embroid-
cred in pansier, velvet trimming, ruby orna-
mentS.
Mrs. E. L. Whitford-pink silk gown,
old lace overdress. diamond ornaments.
Mrs. F. V. Barnes-Canary silk, gold
embroidery, diamoud ornaments.
Mrs. John W. ~Gregg-brown silk velvet
trimmings, point lace.
Mrs. j. r. Gage-black lace gown.
Mrs. G. II. Bumstead-black lace gown.
Mrs. j. w. Bartholemew-mauve satin
d ucheSSe, brOcade trimmings.
Miss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crepe, ~turcoise
trimming, diamonds.
Mrs. l. p. Baker-creme camels hair
wine velvet and steel trimmings, diamonds.
N1Gs 11ol wy lC-ClCCul DluC Din,
brocade trimmings.
Mrs. Z. l.: Faunce-pink cloth gown, bro
cade trimmings.
Miss MABEL Hunt-white embroidered
cashmere lace gown.
Mrs. r. d. Hoskins-black silk, velvet
and lace trimming.
Miss JOslyn-White cloth gown, cheffon
Mrs, W. o. Deruy-blue silk gown, lace
trimming.
Mrs. W. A. Falconer-black silk gown
let ornaments.
Mrs. Q. II. Whittaker-white silk and
lace bridal robe.
Mrs. W. H. Douglass-black lace gown,
Jet ornaments.
Mrs. Gerald Pierce-black crepe, chetfon
trimming,
Mrs. w. H. Winchester-brocade silk and
black lace gown.
:, Miss ,Anderson-heliotrope India silk
chetfon trimming.
Mrs. Alex. Hughes-wine silk, brOcade
, trimming, pearl ornament.
Mrs. E.. s.. Beardsley-black lace gown
diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Geo. w. Newton, black silk, whit,
ostrich feather trimming.
Mrs. NJ. II. Jewell-black lace gown, nat
ural flowers.
!, Miss Comerford-blue silk gown, brocad'
trimming.
Miss McDonald-paIe blue and old rose
SILK gown.
Mrs. Dan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS silk cow
: trimmed in, brocade and chetfon, diamonds
Mrs. A. S. CapehMt-bridal gown, dia
!, mOnd ornaments.
Mrs. W. B. Watson-black silk gown
T diamonds.
Mrs. Ed. S. Allen-black lace gown.
Miss Ward-white creme cloth gown
chetfon trimming,
= Mrs. NJ. Eppinger-brown silk gown
DrOcade m diamonds,
, Mrs. Frank F~risby-black silk, chetfol
l and jet trimming.
l., Mrs. Frank Donnelly-black silk gown
. jet trimmings.
| A feature of the occasion was the Civ
5 ing to each guest on departing, a piec
i of wedding cake daintily wrapped:.in pin]
paper and tied with a bow of whit
3 ribbon.
THE PRESENTS.
4 The array of presents was simpl
. dazzling, eclipsing in number, variet
t and splendor anything of the kind eve
before seen in the capital city. ANON
:, the presents we're the following:
From the groom, upright piano.
9 From the father nj mother of the bride
y handsome silver tea set, silver gold-linet
salad dish and salad spoon and fork, an
q silver and gold berry dish.
Solid silver butter knife, Helen, sister O
: the bride.
Solid silver gold-lined sugar spoon, Car
RE Bushman, cousin of the bride.
Set OF gold after-dinner coffee spoon
and double set of solid silver teaspoons, il
handsome pink plush case, Mr.. and Mrs
K. W. Durham, aunt and uncle of tn
! bride.
Gold lined bon-bon dish and spoon, Mis-
Nellie Durham.
Solid silver butter knife, Mr.. and Mrs. e
C.. Watson, aunt and uncle of the bride.
Silver salt and pepper boxes, Miss Ger
trude Wilson.
Two silver napkin rings, John ant
George Wilson.
l Linen bedding, Mrs. L.. E. Tubbs, mothe
Of the groom.
Beautiful etching, Miss Julia B. Tubbs.
Brass banquet lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
3 l Bell, sister of the groom.
Jewel case, Miss Margaret Bell.
Silver card receiver, Mr.. II. B. Tubbs
l brother of the groom.
Solid silver gold-lined pickle fork, Mis-
Hattie Sutherland.
> Fort Pitt" souvenir spoon, Mrs. c.. 4