The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
They Welded

Married-at the parlors of the Vii
lard House, the residence of the par
ents of the bride. May is, at eight
and one-half O'Clock p. M, by Rev. A.
j. Burnett, Mr.. Fred Lawrence Ro-
quette and Miss Mabel Virginia Kline
felter-all of Dickinson.
The ceremony was performed in
the presence of relatives and Il few
intimate friends. and was followed
by an elaborate wedding supper,
served in the Willard dining room.
The bride, attired in an elegant cos
tune of heliotrope silk and cream
lace, with orange blossoms in her hail
and at the corsage, was very fair to
| look upon. Her bride 's-maid. Miss
Grace Crowl, looked very pretty in Il
stylish gown of salmon-pinll silk.
| The groom was accompanied by his
brother, Mr.. Frank Roquette, as hest
man.
The groom is one of Dickinson S first
young men. holding Il position of
trust with the firm of Currie and
Crowl. The bride is Il lovely young
lady, and Il general favorite among
the young people of the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roquette have pret
ty house on Hannaford street, where
| they will commence house. keeping II
a few days.
All in all, the future of the newly
welded pair seems very bright. an(
the PRESS wishes them Il long an(
happy married life.
The gifts We're many-both useful
and valuable. The following is the
list rs it now stands:
| From groom TO bride, very handsome antique
oak rocker; brides father and mother, silver tea
pot; Mrs Eoquets, silver pickle dish; Mr., and
| qucttc silver tea set; Mrs. NJ +. Klinefclter ant
Mrs Richardson, handsome decorated glas.
set silver individual butter plates; Mrs. Grow
and Mrs. Currie. handsome silver, gold lined bor
bon dish; Misses Alice and Grace klinefelter
silver napkin rings: Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hagcr-
Clark. set silver teaspoons; Mr.. l.. Kertson
M""rshSaa Mnn T;f and hndso%e md, NE sHs os
| HhouHttu carving kllllc ana 1ofk. Mr. y. MON
tague and daughter, decorated china sugar bow
and cream pitcher; Miss Hattie klncfelter, sill
yer salt and pepper castor; Miss Florence Kline
fslter pair silver salt and pepper boxes; Mr.. and
and Mrs. Chas. ErIslin, handsome glass water
set; MIR: and Mrs. L. *. Grantecr, antique OAK
easel; Archie Grantecr, handsome picture ant
frame; MIR. and Mrs ii. T. llagerman. handsome
| chenille table cloth; Mr.. Welton Mcdonald
handsome Rochester lamp; Miss Carrie Gun
wall; handsome, picture; MIR. and Mrs. Shaw
| handsome chenille table cover; MIR. and Mrs. Z
ii. klinefcltcr. jr., two handsome pictures; NJ
Geo; Roqucttc, set silver knives and forks: Mrs
D. Todd. pair silver napkin rings; Mr.. and Mrs
~ b. Salisbury, llleltna, Montl, silver butte,
knife and sugar spoon: Mr.. Jos. Crosthwaitc, sill
Yer berry spoon and French plate mirror; Mr.
and Mrs &. II. Wiley, set silver fruit knives
Mr.. Chas. Langley, set silver knives and forks
Miss Emma Matthews; sllHsr oliye fork an,
pair salt and pepper shakes; Miss Grace Crowl
| salt and pepper castor; Mr. and Mrs. Stocking
handsome set decorated china fruit plates; Mr.
s. q. Baker, set handsome damask table linen
Miss Eva Brewster. two pair damask towels; Mr.
o H; Frankcnbcrg. handsome crochet bet
spread and pillow slams; Misses Grace and Alic
klincfeltcr pair hem stitched towels; Miss Ann
klincfcltcr, set handsome table linens; Mrs.
III. klincfcltcr, bed spread.