The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-07-08
Wedding Bells.


Wadsworth society has been in a f1ut-
ter for the past two weeks, since the IN
gagement between Miss Josie O'Farrel
and Mr.. James Curran became public.
Wednesday evening the marriage rites
were solemnized at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. Donelin. The home had
been beautifully decorated for the we'd
ding, the flowers and vines making the
scene n long to be remembered by
those present. At 8 o'clock p. M. the
bride entered leaning on the arm of Mr..
M. Donelin who acted as best man and
following them came the groom accom-
panied by Miss Maggie Donelin, the
bridesmaid. The couple stood under the
floral arch and Rev. Father Kiley of
Reno pronounced them man and wife.
The bride wore a dress of diagonal cloth
in the shades of brown with trimmings of
brown silk and grimp. She wore no
ornaments whatever and looked beautiful
in the simplicity of her costume. She
carried a boquet OF white roses and wore
white gloves. The groom wore the usual
black dress suit with white gloves and
satin tie. Miss M. Donelin was dressed
in pure white with white satin ribbons
as trimmings. The best man wore a
a black dress suit for the occasion. After
congratulations, kisses and best wishes,
wine, cake and refreshments were ser
we'd. Miss Bessie Whited rendered some
very pretty pieces on the piano, and
also did the newly made bride and
groom. The guests fingered and escorted
the party to the evening train, but be-
fore they reached the gate on taking
their departure, they were treated to a
shower of rice. They will spend the
honeymoon in California travelling
around and will upon their retHrn visit
Mr.. Curran's mother and sister at Rock
lin, Calf. The wedding presents were
very beautiful and many in number.
We noticed %alovely polished brass lamp
from the X. K. Klub. 1t was burning
brightly and displayed a tiny card bear
ing the following word: Dear Josie
May your pathway always be as bright
as this"
Among those present we noted:
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Whited, HRS. W.
w. Geery, Mrs. ]. Fellnagle, Mrs. B. F.
Dolan, Mrs. F. C. Hampton, Mrs. f. q.
Bailey, Mrs. F. L. Voorhees,, Miss Nellie
Macpherson, Miss Bessie Whited, Miss
Gertie Watson, Miss Maggie Donelin,
Mr.. G.. Hall, Mr.. w. Goodwin, Mr. F.
Jfnkins, Mr. VIM. Nichols, Mr.. Ryland,
Mr.. M. Donelin, Mr.. D. Harkins and
Mr.. F. Sissen.
The following is a list of the presents
Silk tidy, Mr. and Mrs Voorhees,; sill
yer sugar spoon, Maude and P0sy Fell.
nagle; silver butter knife, Miss .Gertie
| Watson linen table cloth, Miss Nellie
Macpherson towels, ] Leclair ; silver
sugar spoon, Mr. and Mrs A T Clippin-
ger; silver butter knife, Mr. and Mrs
VIM Hunt, Dress Pattern, Mr. VIM
Nichols pin cushion, Clancy Miss Bessie
Whited napkins, Mr. and Mrs BF Do
Ian ; table cover, MIR N A Hammel nap
kins, Mr. and Mr. F Hampton; set silver
tea spoons, Mr. and Mrs T + DOnelin
table cover, (fancy) DIsrArcH box hand
kerchiefs, Victor and HueG eeryssssilver
napkin rings, Mr. w Done4in; Book,
| Howard and Cecil McNeyin ; silver su-
gar spoon and butter knife, Mis- Maggie
Donelin /; silver cake basket, Some I'm
known Friend pair vases, Mr. F Jenkins
letter with money enclosed, Mr. Ike Far
well letter with money enclosed, MI
and Mrs Geo Hunt.
We wish the newly welded couple
many happy years, and may no clouds
cross their path as thery journey hand
in hand up the hill Of life. X