Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-07-13
A Brilliant Wedding in Butler.

The wedding of Elmer E Young. attor-
ney-at-law, and Miss Bella A. Moore,
daughter of the late Dr. Moore, took place
at the residence of the brides mother, on
Centre Ave-, Butler. Pa, on the 2Sth of
June, 1894, at high noon.
The honse was beautifully decorated in
graceful palms and smilsx.
While the wedding march was being
played by Miss Carrie Gahagan, of Butler.
the two ushers appeared, Barton Young
and Barton Forsythe. They were follow
ed by the groom and his
groomsman, Mr.. Thomas S
Grubbs, of Allegheny. follow
ed by the maid of honor, Miss Ida NJ.
Davis of Pittsburg, and the bridesmaid,
Miss Laura j. Swain of Harmony. Miss
Davis was dressed in white silk, while Miss
Swain wore gown of soft canary silk.
The bridesmaids were followed by the
little flower girl, Miss Selia Jack of Appel
10. The bride next ertered accompanied
by her brother, Edward Moore. Miss
Moore was attired in white silk trimmed
in rich lace and pearls
Rev. Oller. assisted by DIR. Sloan of
Leechburg, performed the ceremony; alter
which the usual congratulations were given
by the many friends who witnessed the
ceremony.
The guests were then ushered to the
dining rooms and enjoyed bountiful re-
past.
There were many fine presents giyen:-
Coulter Bracken, Bennett, Pa Mr.. and Mrs.
Crouch, Butler, Miss Gahsgan, Butler, Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. Sloan, Leechburg, fancy
table linen; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jack, APP
polio, fruit dish; Mr.. and Mrs. Berkimer,
Butler, fancy castor; Mrs. Jos. Harper,
Butler, berry dish; James A. Mckee, But
Ter, hand-painted dinner plates; Mr.. and
Mrs. Markham, Butler, fancy orange bowl;
Miss Laura Swain, Harmony,6 hand-paint-
ed pie plates; Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley, Butler,
card receiver; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller, But
Ter, pair French bisque figures; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Boyd, Irwin, silver fruit dish; Mrs.
s. s. Boyd and daughter, Appollo. ice
cream set; Miss Bricker. Sarvers, silk tidy;
Fred B. Reed, Leechburg, silver jewelry
case; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Wick, Butler,
silver celery holder; Mr.. and Mrs.
DIR. Bell, Butler, Silver Cake
Dish; Mr.. Thomas Grnbbs, Allie
gheny, cut glass water set; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Mates, Butler, hand-psinted fruit
dish; Miss Mary Swain, Harmony, cracker
bowl; Miss Ida Davis, Pittsburg, cut glass
berry bowl; Mr. and Mrs. Ii. S. Walker,
Butler, set silver spoons; Mr.. and Mrs.
DOWudu, Dullciy blCci ohu
Mrs Milligan, Braddock, silver berry
spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Sibley, Butler, silver
sugar spoon; Mrs. j. L. Campbell, Butler,
fancy silver spoon; Mcbride Bricker. Bn:-
Ter, silver sugar spoon and butter knife;
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemphill, Tarentum, after
dinner set; Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Reed,
Leechburg, fancy bread plate; Mr.. and Mis-
Anderson, Butler, fancy rocking chair; Mr..
and Mrs. R. NJ. Forsythe. Butler. silver tea
ana coffee pots; Miss Cora Wagner, Alli-
snce, Ohio, silver sugar spoon and butter
knife.
The day was bright and beautiful, and
everyone seemed to enjoy it immensely.
After much enjoyment the bridal pair took
their leave and started on the five o'clock
train to Atlantic City and other points of
interest, but ex x2ect to return to Butler and
make il their future home.
We join with all the friends in wishing
them prosperous, joyful snd happy life.