The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-24
A Pleasant Wedding.

Married, on Thursday evening, Aug
22nd, 1895, at the residence of Mr..
Thomas Davey, Mr. Charles Carpenter
and Miss Bessie Bath, Rey. Jacob
Probst officiating. The bridesmaids
were Misses Ida Wills and Mollie
Thomas; groomsmen, Messrs. Dave
Carpenter and Thomas Davey. The
bride was most beautifully dressed and
a wreath of oranbe blossoms entwined
her hair. The dress was of tan colored
silk with puff sleeves, trimmed in
cream lace and gimp, cloth slippers with
cream colored bows to match. After
the ceremony repast was spread, each
guest doing ample justice to the savory
and delicious viands. After supper,
Mr. Robt. Joyce gave little impromptu
speech, as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter:-Speak-
ing the sentiment of all here and that
OF our town, we wish you happy fu-
ture. May your matrimonial bark
have pleasant sailing, with a little
squall occasionally, to break the mon
otony, but hoping you will sail clear of
those great storms that sometimes come
tearing down on us, dashing our banks
to pieces and casting us adrift on the
ocean of life each lost to the other. Do
not start out on your Journey together
as master and slave, but as companions,
,omrades,; as partners of a syndicate,
under the laws of Idaho,
your firm is now known as Carpenter &
Carpenter, husband and wife. Let i
,our motto be in joys and sorrows
pleasures and pain, profit and losses, we t
hare alike. Hoping that your days ]
nay be many, with loving ones to ,
beer you in your old age, we will now
rink to your health"
After the above was spoken Doc Har-
is sang song, entitled "The Barley
low, after which dancing and singing o
'as the order of the evening. Every n
erson enjoyed themselves and after s.
Il was over expressed themselves as Il
aving had most delightful time, and Il
oping there would be more such en- a
yable weddings IN the near future. b
The presents were as follows:
Ladies gold watch and chain, David
lrpenter; carving set, A. w. Hamley;
arble clock, Messrs. q. Wills, S. War
n, and F. Clark; silver salad caster,
hn Trembling; silver cake basket,
r. and Mrs. Yarcoe; berry dish, spoon NJ
'lder, one doz. silver tea spoons, C'
Irkle Bros; berry and mustard silver
oons, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davey;
If doz. oyster forks, Mr.. and Mrs.
ilkins; one set knives and forks, pie -
life and dozen table spoons, Doc Har- -
set silver knives and forks, John -
en-; one doZ. dinner napkins with p,
If fine towels, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. 0-0
we; Silver butter dish, Chas. Uren;
M. for commode,I. Irene; pickle cas-
, Miss Nora Robert and Ed. Drew;
'er cream set, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pascoe; All
'er tooth pick, Miss Mollie Thomas; OF
silver spoons, T. Tresidder; lunch WEI
ter, ii. w. Warren; six table and six VIII
ee spoons, sugar shell and butter u
fe, all silver, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. NV
Vett; plush table cloth and mustard I
Jas. w. Hill; stand lamp, viii
th; pair vases, T. Rodda; large rug,
Lottie Haggerty; water set, Miss
Haggerty; crescent looking glass, II t.
man; Morocco album, j. Langford;
fruit set, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. An n
rs; six china cups and saucers, six has
IS, one glass table set, Messrs Rob't stru
and J. Prouti table set, Mr.. and Did