Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-06-15
Whitworth-TuaI.

| At the residence of the brides par
ents in Arcadia, Mo-, Wednesday even
ing, June 4, 1898, Mr.. /. g. WHIT
WORTH, JR-, of Ironton. Mo-, and Mis-
GRACE TUAL, Rev. j. c. Bergman of
floating.
The bride was exquisitely attired in
a gown of cream crepe satin. made :
| slightly trained princess. profusely
| trimmed with cream chantilly lace
Her hair was most becomingly arrang
ed, and entwined with rose buds. i
large bouquet of brides roses com
| pleted the dainty costume The bride
groom appeared in the conventional
suit of black, and more pleasing and
| fitting couple never graced Hymen
altar.
None but relatives of the contracting
parties were present. and Immediately
after the ceremony had been performed.
and congratulations duly extended, the
guests repaired to the DINING room
where an elegant and tempting cola
ton was served
Then after an hour or so of pleasant
conversation, the young couple bid the
guests goodnight" and departed for
their delightful and elegantly furnished
home in Ironton-
OF this singularly fortunate and
happy couple. nothing that the REGIS
TER could say would win for them a
higher place in the esteem and affec-
lions of the people who have known
them all their lives. than that which
they already enjoy The bride is as
sweet and fair and charming as can be,
one of those pleasing and gentle
spirits that all the world delights to
honor and to love. The groom is an
exemplary and excellent young bust
ness man, who has success already in
his grasp. We extend our congratu-
lations, and express the hope that the
future may have naught but peace,
happiness and prosperity in store for
them.
Here's the list of presents: Mr.. l. e.
Whitworth, Sr., china tea set, Isl
pieces; VIM. II. Whitworth, silver
castor. silver fitting ice pitcher and
butter knife; l. G. Whitworth. Jr., to
bride, elegant engraved silver tea set:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Whitworth, silver
berry stand with ruby bowl and spoon;
Mr. Munroe Whitworth. white onyx
clock; Mrs. MunrOe Whitworth. linen
table cloth and napkins. silver tray
and crumb brush: Mr.. and Mrs. w. K.
Edgar, silver mounted stag handle
carving set in elegant case. 5 pieces:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark. set of silver tea
and table spoons. knives and forks:
saf-
er rocking chair; Golf and Clarence
Whitworth. bread. cake and pie knives:
Miss Belle Whitworth, silver gravy
ladle, gold lined; Miss Annie Whit
worth, handsome engraved silver syrup
pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Bishop,
Individual silver salt and pepper set:
Mrs. E. R. Kendall, Potosi, silver sugar
spoon; Miss Carrie Kendall, Potosi.
abolena match safe. Miss saba Kendall,
Potosi. Chiffon handkerchief; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Kendall, St. Louis, set silver
tea spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. Acton. Cal,
Pacific Ocean moses; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dell. Evans, Bonnie Terre, handsome
pin cushion; Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Evans;
oxide silver clock and handsome
Rochester lamp; Mr.. and Mrs E. c.
Tual. family Bible: S. j. Tual. silver
fitting ice pitcher; Geo. E. Tual. silver
sugar bowl with twelve silver gold
lined tea spoons; Chas- j. Tual, Butte
CITY. Mont. silver cake stand; E. c.
Tual. Jr., silver fruit stand with enam-
elled colored bowl; W. j.. Tual, silver
pickle castor; Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace,
Wellington, Kan, chenille table cover:
J. S. Towle, Marquand. check for SO.