Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-10-20
Johnson-Dinger.

Married-At the residence of the
brides parents in Ironton, Mo-, Tues
day evening, October 18th, 1892, Mr..
ALBERT JOHNSON and Miss BERTHA
DINGER, Justice AXE officiating.
There were present large number
of friends and acquaintance, and after
the ceremony congratulations and best
wishes were showered on the young
couple without stint. A sumptous re-
past was served and then the happy
assembly passed several hours in dane
ing. 1t was most enjoyable and de-
lightful occasion and will long be held
in pleasant recollection by all present.
The bridal robe was of cream crepe
cloth, the skirt falling into a long train,
and handsomely trimmed in cream rib
bOns; the bodice was handsomely trim
med in cream brocade and ribbons and
duchess lace, the elbow sleeves finish
ed about the edges with the same; the
long tulle veil was fastened to the brid-
al wreath, which enveloped the whole
figure, and a bouquet of bridal roses
completed the brides toilet. Miss
Annie Weise, cousin of the bride, as
bridesmaid, was arrayed in cream crepe
cloth handsomely trimmed in cream
brOcade and duchess lace. Miss Nellie
johnson, sister of groom, as brides
maid, wore cream crepe cloth hand
sOmely trimmed in pink brocade. The
groomsmen were Messrs. John Petty
and Herman Gerlitz. The four little
maids of honor were Misses Clara Hill,
Lurena Kindell, Hattie johnson and
Lydia Nagel-all dressed in white, car
rying bouquets of pink and white ger
aniums.
The presents were as follows: Franz
Dinger and wife, comforts and bedding;
L Johnson, washtub, washboard and
soap; Mrs johnson, George and Fanny
Johnson, rocking chair and bed COM
fort; Herman Dinger, washtub, wash
board, soap, starch. blueing, washline,
scrubbing-brush, water-bucket, flower
sieve and coffee-mill; Christian Dinger
and wife, parlor lamp; Mrs Grand
homme, work-basket and contents; l.
Giovanoni and wife, decorated plates
and teapot; A Winkler and wife, clock !;
Clara Nifong, towering and goblets:
A Roehry and wife, decorated tea set;
Herman Weise and wife, lamp: Mrs
Rasche, decorated pitcher; Mrs Halter,
vases; Jno Blemel and wife, vases and
toweling; H N Collins and wife, water.
set; Coleman Hill and wife, lamp; Fred
Kindell and wife, cakestand and COB
lets; Mollie Schleuter, glass pitcher;
Mrs Petty, towels; Mrs Rutschman,
towels; Mrs Schmitz, towels. George
Schultz, carving set, wine and ginger
ale; Mrs Finley, bed spread; Joseph
Hasty and wife, glass set; August Rieke
and wife, coffee and mill; VIM Rieke,
coaloil and can; Jacob AXE, marriage
certificate framed; Sherman Peck and
wife, meat platter and butter knife;
Jno Schmidt, one dollar; Mrs Rapp,
glass pitcher; Dave Kindle and wife,
vases; Annie Weise, fruit bowl; Ida
Dinger, glass pitcher; Lizzie Hasty,
syrup pitcher; Lizzie Hill, handsome
paper rack; Louisa Schwab, hand
painted picture; lilly Rieke, cruets;
May Fountain, towels; Hattie johnson,
sponge holder; John Petty, fruit bowl;
Herman Gerlitz, table cover; Pearl
Hill, glass set; Noah johnson, castor;
John Marshall, decorated pitcher; VIM
Gross and Jacob Lopez, wash-bowl and
pitcher; Eddie johnson, paper rack;
Herman Rieke, matches; Warren John
son, towel ring: Otto Rieke, scrubbing
brush, comb and starch; Mrs. Giovan-
Oni, glass pitcher; r. Carly, towels;
one glass set not known.