Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-28
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The Couples who we're Made unpp,
this ThaaL-EINinE

The Couples who ~rrr Made Ham,
this ThaaL-EINing
kNN~IN \KN~rLND. l. 4 RAmscy.
CO.," - IT." prnptrtors ~ the Armlju|
h"u" barber shnr, aud Niles l,aylnia
Nfms'eai wer- mnru,d ut the 4. NJ r.
church N~lucsd.l afternoon Vt / O'Clock
10y H." pastor, E.y Jours II was a very
pleasant marriage affair and the church
Wa 'tDadcd with friends. TIE bride
".s gwen HvHN 10y \ Il Cnssclls, and
&C. So st,rd later ~ u" day hat he was
lee. drd'l IN IT. Tor the trme being. The
G. up" received IA number q NICE pre-
cuts
IWeH MrLuulLNNp. In the evening
- "Wednesday, at . oc.uck. Ut the par
mag" II H." Presbyterian church On
h" II lhlHnd-, y. +. Irish and Mics
Jo,st" Mu.hol'aud faced the officiating
mrn,st"r, R'v hcattic, and pl,ght.d their
honor tu Glove, cherish and protest" for
i,n" rt"tual Lieut. Sam. SatnlAtsh, ~
the Albuquerque Guards, and Mlas
Mullle Voorhees, stood up with the con.
tracing couple, the ceremony, however,
b'rr. witnessed 10y u lew others, those
Intimately acquainted with the groom
nni Lrdc, After the ceremony they
wc'" driven To the residence ~ the par.
"uis ~ Miss NOrheee, 10 north Albu
qurflur, where they we're rendered
=, reception. Mr.. aud Mrs. IRISH
took the earl! Thursday MORNINGS
passenger trim for the south their des.
tlnHtlon being Roswell. y. NJ, whore Mr..
lrlsh will enter the National bank OF
that place. The bride waa employs
at Mrs Oaks, young lady possesslng u
sweet deposition, and was quite favor.
IL, Mr. IRISH is veil known here, Tor.
merry occupying prominent position
IL the Albuquerque National bank.
InE CiTilEN congratulates the couple.
VAS iio, tbs -ARhsrKoSu.- Az an
nouuccd 10 Wednesdays CiTizES, the
marriage ~ john Van liouteu, formerly
81 Holland but now u naturalzed citizen
u the United States, and Miss Nellie
Armstrong occurred ~ the evening at
the ranch home ot the brides sisters,
Mrs, +, W. Lee and Mrs. f.. L. Watkins,
north of the city. Rev. Beattie otliciated
as minister Of ceremony. The presents
we're numerous aud some extremely cost.
ly. The bridal party left on the midnight
train for the east, visiting Amsterdam,
Holland, before returning TO New
Mexico.
DoUuIE WEDDISG-Tn announce
ment Of II double wedding at the Congre.
gatIoual church last evening, filled that
magnificent edifce with large crowd OF
invited Ruests. The happy couples were
William Bryce aud Miss Rosa Hopping,
and William Hopping and Miss Agnes
Bryce. The first named couple, with
their ushers, Ed. B Cristy and +. Is.
Stopper, entered the church from the
cast door, while Mr. Hopping and Miss
Bryce, with usEers, Fred. Mathes and
VIII Long, came in at the main entrance,
and ut u given sIgnal the bridal parties
with the ushsrs, all IN lite, appeared
before the officiating minister, Rev. |
Cristy. Mr.. Bryce aud MISS Hopping
were tirst united IN the holy bonds OF
wedlock, after which the minister pass.
ed to Mr.. Hopping and Miss Bryce and
then pronounced them also man and
wife, II was very Pleasant double
wedding. Mrs. Cristy presided at the |
organ in u ekillful manner.
Ga leaving tie church the couples went
10 tho home Of Mr.. Hopping on the
Highlands, where reception wac held,
and conRrat ulations from invited friends
extended.
However joyous Was the occasion, il |
was not devoid OF It's sadness. When |
MIR. Bryce went for his mail yesterday
morning, there was letter from his
father IN Fort Gratiot, Mich, regretting
his inability 10 attend the wedding, but |
wishing both son aud daughter upalloy.
ed happiness. Tue letter was mailed |
from the Michigan home last Monday, |
leaving the SeniUr Bryce Ia supposed |
good health; but the sequel demonstrates |
how sudden aud unexpectedly the Great
Master summons his earthly people. |
William Bryce returned to his residence
and there found telegram awaiting |
him. II told in few words from q |
brother that father In dead and will be |
burned next Monday. Come II possible |
The brother and sister soon To he we'd. |
ded TO their choice in double wedding, |
bore up under the dreadful t,dings hero.
ically, and did not outwardly ex
hiSit auy signs oi the heart bleeding |
within.
William Bryce and wife took last
nights passenger train for Fort Gratiot. |
Mich, no as TO bo present at the funeral |
OF Mr.. Bryce's father.
New Tinber CutiiaE Negotiations,
CommissioS-" Carter. of the general
land Office, has issued the form OF per.
init 10 be granted to persona applying TO
cut timber from the public lands,
Among the stipulstions 10 one forbid
ding the cutting OF more than fifty per
cent. OF the timber Of each class growing
on any acre. Monthly statements un.
der oath are required giving descrip tions
OF the tract from which timber 10 cut,