The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-12-24
Hymenial,

18th, at the school house, Rev. J. w.
Huston, of the M. E. Church, Boise City,
united in marriage Mr.. Richard Temby
and Miss Nellie Jones, all OF DeLamar.
The spacious school room was crowded,
many being compelled to stand, and
when the bridal party entered a hush
fell upon the assembled thropg. First
came Master Arthur and Miss Mamie
Knapp. The little Miss wore watered
pink silk with lace trimming, and was
just as sweet and pretty as could be. Fol-
lewing.the young people, the groom, in
conventional black suit, escorted Mrs.
Charles E. Knapp who wore cream Hem
ristta en- train, trim med with lace, and
last, but not least, came the lovely bride
leaning on the arm of Mr.. C. E. Knapp.
She too wore cream Henrietta en- train,
with lace and feather trimmings,
rich bridal veil and orange blossom
wreath. AS the party passed up the
aisle and took its position before the
clergyman it was a picture for an artist.
The short but impressive rite of the
M. E. Church was soon pronounced and
Richard and Nellie were made one.
After the ceremony large number of
friends repaired to the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. c. E, Knapp where congratu-
lations and good wishes were numerous
and sincere. Refreshments were served
with lavish hand and hospitality ak
tended with that easy grace for which
the host and hostess are celebrated, and
made all feel that they were more than
welcome. Time sped rapidly with mu-
sic and pleasant conversation and it was
late when the good nights were spoken.
Following is a list of presenta re-
ceived, many that were sent for else
whore, having failed to arrive on time /:
Silver cake dish and syrup pitcher,
Mr.. T. H. Oman.
Silver butter dish, A. Fanniu.
Silver and glass pickle caster, Mr.and
Mrs. F S. Heer.
Oil painting, Mrs. Chas. E. Knapp.
Basket Of perfume, Mr.. c. E. Knapp.
China tea set, P. ]. Cassin, W. H.
Gillard and James L. Freeburn.
Marble clock, Frank and Joe Prout.
Hand painted handkerchief case, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Rickenburg.
Felt table scarf, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Isay.
Set silver tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Freeburn.
Glass berry SET, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Mckenzie.
Silk painted picture throw, Miss Ma
mie Knapp.
Mserschaum pipe. Mr.. Chas. Knapp.
Two silk painted scarfs, Mr.. and Mrs
Bowden.
Plush photo album, Mr.. A. Warren.
Shopping bag, Mr.. Lobb.
Toilet case and work box, ]. ]. Jones.
Silver caster, Mr.. Chas. Uren.
Drawn work chair tidy, givsr I'M
nown.
Seldom has the bark matrimonial been
launched under more favorable au-
spices, and all wish the happy passen-
gers fair winds and cloudless skies dur
ing their voyage through life. The
groom is in the employ of the DeLamsr
60. and by his straig htforward manner,
pleasant address and integrity has won
he respect and confidence of all, while
he bride, by her modesty and kindness
If heart, as evinced more than once in
Eases of sickness and trouble, has earned
he love of every one, and will make
lone happy.
Mr.. Temby has purchased the resi- :
ence recently occupied by Mr.. H. G.
Anchor and family, and he and his
ride have commenced housekeeping
nth everything pointing to happy {
nd prosperous future. May it be theirs.