Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-01-22
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Robert x. Davis and Miss Christi.
ma May Orchard were united 10 mar.
riage At the residence Of the brides
mother, Mrs. A. Orchard, in this
place, on the evening Of Jan. 20, 1892,
Father WI. A. Hendrickx oficlatinu,
The ceremony was witnessed by !
large number Of invited guests. The
bridal party marched in 70 the strains
Of wedding march executed on the
piano by Mrs. Frank Church. First
came Bert Orchard and Miss Matilda
Mautz, next the groom and Miss Ger.
tie McClintock, then WI. Orchard
and the bride, and taking their pla-
ces in front Of Father Hsndrickx were
united with impressive ceremonies
Tho young couple received the hearty
congratulations and we'll wishes oi
their many friends present. After !
season Of general sociability the guests
were seated at supper that could
not be surpassed.
The esteem in which the newly
married couple are held is evidenced
by the following valuable and hsad-
some
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Groom to bride, gold watch and
chain; New England piano, brides
mother; One dozen solid silver initial
tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben T. Da-
Wis; brass table piano lamp, w. L
Orchard; silver tiltlng water set
Bert Orchard; fur rug, fox and vol
combined, Jess Orchard; silver pick
le boat, John Orchard; silver SYRUP
cup and plate. George Orchard; one
dozen silver knives and forks, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Samr T. Davis; table liner
open work hand-embroidersd initis
pillow shams, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cartwright; satin hand-painted pir
cushion, George, Calvin and Artit
Cartwright; silver bon bon dish, gold
lined, Miss Gertis McClintock; silver
card tray, Mary and Matte Mautz
silver pickle castor, Mrs. and Willie
Mautz; one half dozen silver knive.
and forks, oxidizsd handles, Mr.. anc
Mrs. d. McClintock; silver pickl.
castor, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Warn
er; silver dinner castor with bell
Maurice Fitzgerald; silver and glas
spoon holder, E. w. Barry; sllve
cake basket, Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. A. Lip
pincott; silver sugar bowl and cream
pitcher combined, Mr.. and Mrs. c
Marcus; pair of vases with silve
stand. Dune Ferguson; brass hanging
lamp with pendants, Patrick Murphy
silver & glass spoon holder, S. c. Sils
by; eight day clock, Mr.. and Mrs.Johl
German; hand painted hanging lam
with pendants, Mike Nellis; silye
and glass salad castor, Mr.. and Mrs
F. Cooper; silver and glass jewe
J stand, Miss frankie Cooper; stan
lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. John kennaly
} one half dozen silver knives and fork!
! Jack Shanihan and Matt Zapp; gias
) berry dish and one-half dozen siive
: tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brar
I stetter; silver butter knife, HAITI
, Branstetter; Wsbster's Unabridge
5 Dictionary, handsomely bound, Ge'
f Powell and Henry Johnson; gla'
< water set of Ave pieces, VIVA. Ga
0 recht; one-half dozen silver tab
a spoons, VIM. Lass; Morocco leath'
e photograph album, F. V. Tinker an
w. Smith; one-half dozen silv'
: tea spoons, Jas. Ryan; haadsou
{. present, Waiter Bradshaw; handsou
: colored glass fruit basket, Mr.. ar
e Mrs. John Horenberger; glass wat
n pitcher and berry dish, A. w. Dun
y olass table set, Frank Maloy; gla
:, fruit dish, T. S. Hart; manicure
l. in plush case, Wm. Kearny; plu
l. glove box and stretcher, Gus Schios
d er: handsome horn perfume stan
J. Jas. ]. Marsk; sofa pillow and on
. half dozen silver tea spoons WI
Oliver; one-half dozen silver
% spoons, Matt MARI; pair damask to
le els. l.. E. Workman; pair silver ma
A. kin rings, Jess johnson; silver out'
10 dish, Mrs. John Garrecht; solid slt.
!, sugar she'll in plush case, Mr.. and NJ
= f. f. Church; carving set, Mr.. a
Sc Mrs. Thos. Barry; solid silver but
ly knife. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Dunt'
at one half dozen damask napkins
.. silver butter knife, Mr.. and Mrs. .
Hill: pair of damask towels, Lut