The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-11
Echoes From the Silver Wedding Of Mr,
and Mrs. G. Nielsen.

n VuhTlcT u contUly aso MT ANU MIS-. VI MI
son were united in holy wedlock, and the celebra.
ton f their silver wedding on Get l Was the so.
cial event of the year, never to be forgotten by
their numerous friends, who were invi,sl to be
merry with the jubilee couple. At 8 o'clock friends
and relatives gathered in the Lutheran church,
where Rev. c. j. Broders, the pastor, spoke appro-
priately of the occasion. The popularity of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Nelson is evineed by the many beauti'
fll and costly presents which they received from
home and abroad. After the church service the
invited guests, preceded by the Nelson flmily,
repaired to their hospitable home, where an elabo-
rate collation. of ten courses AS served. Toasts
were then offrre by Messrs. Fritz ID Becht, c apt.
G. +. Peterson, Capt. Z. L. johnson, W. NJ. CAVITY.
Capt. Gus Anderson and W. F. A. Parker. After
serving coffee, the guests mingled with each other,
old times were recalled and reviewed, the young
generation enjoying music and piUncnading in the
spacious corridors and handsomely decorated
rooms. The guests were Capt. Gus Anderson
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Cooley, Mis-.
+. I.indinger, Miss lIcrinine Lindinger, Mrs. A.
Krcbs aud daughter. Mr., and Mrs. WI A. Par
ker. Mr.. All OLSON and wife, Mr.Geoigo W. Lad.
nier and wife Of Pascagolila, Capt. Leonard Levin
and wife of Moss Point, Mr.. I'D )udsn Of New
Orleans, Mr.. C. RIondum. Capt, Geo. Frentz, H.,
Frentz, CD. jacobson, c.. Aadirks, Mrs. Addicks
and Hiss Ida, Misses Mcna Cole, i. Frentz, Kate
Peterson, Rose Stenper, Celeste Delmas, Clara
Peters Of New Orleans, Mr.. Fritz ID. Beclt and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ. Cant,, Can't. Chas. L..
johnson and wife, MissC. NELSON of Biloxi, Mrs.
4 Z I'll -. w 4 n. a., ,a,,- attu.a fa,t
and Mrs. Gus Andersen presented the Nelson's
with a silver berry receptacle and silver miniature
castor; Nj. and Mrs. Parker All elegant silver
butter vessel AR. Chas. jacobson, a set of solid
silver spoons; MI. and Mrs. Geo. Frentz, n hand
sone silyerlincd porcelain tea pot Capt. and Mrs
c. l.. johnson, solid silver knives and lovely silver
spoons, Capt. and Mrs. Peterson, an antique sill
yer cream spoon Mr.. A. L. Krebs and family,
a beautiful silver pickle castor Miss c. Nelson,
of Biloxi, silver mustard and salt spoons; Mrs.
Albert G.. Delmas, toctpick hclder and a cute sl'
yer tray Mr.. jim B. Pickett, n splendid silver
| napkin ring Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii. Alley, n Lowell,
cream pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Canty, ex'
0uisite knives and forks; Mrs. II. Cole, a beauti-
full silver sugar bowl; Mr.. II. Drondum, the
same; Mr.. II. Frentz. a solid silver mclasses
pitcher; MIR. Il. Torguscu, of Pascagoula, an ex-
cecdingly beautiful engraved oyster spoon Mr..
and Mrs. C. Brondum, \ splendid sugar bowl Mr..
and Mrs. Cooley, u striking-looking sugar dish
Mr.. Chas. Addicks, dclicately engraved napkin
rings; Mr.. and Mrs. Stemper, a lovely silver berry
dish Katz e. Co., of New Orleans, an exquisite
fish ladle; Moallcr & Hoclm,a grand chalice, with
- - - III. .u.,t.,. S;,,,, T.
COIN, a set OF beautiful spoons Mr.. Gus Lehman,
ST.. a fine silver tea service, with knives and
forks; Kaufman & lsaacs, a splendid complete tea
service NJ. Noexuloua, a solid silver dish Kraus
Bros a solid 81 yer jewelry tray; Meyer IL. Grai..
wohl, silver card case Nat Dreyfls, a unique sill.
yer molasses pitcher with plate; Mr.. H.. Nelson,
of New Orleans, silver castor and cigars; Miss
Clara Peters, We Scranton Gipsey, n splendid sill.
yer pickle dish; Landau g. L%conlait, one case oil
silver spoons Prof. and Mrs. L. Mcteyn0lds, OF
Salem, Va. a handsome silver ice pitcher the
Mason family, of Starkville, Miss, a beautiful sill
yer cake tray Capt. and Mrs. Alberts. of Moss
Point, Miss, a silver berry dish Mrs. II. Schap'
%ercotter, Of st. Louis. Miss Hattie Langc, of st.
Louis, and Mr. and Mrs. G.. j. Broders, a delicate
silver cake tray DR.. Cox and wife a solid silver
buckle with silver belt attached Mrs. NJ. l.. Pol,
a silver thimble Mrs. OLSON AMI and Mrs. Lad
nier, splendid silver spoon and knife; Mr. and
Mrs. Friz d. Becht, champagne, wine and silver
cup. Mr,'Nelson presented his wife with a set Of
exquisite diamond earrings aud breast pin. Mrs.
| Nelson honored her husband with a valuable scarf
pin. Last. but n It least, was tho grand dinner set
presented by the children to their parentsin honor
of the day. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson received many
letters and kilograms of congratulations. May
they enjoy their golden wedding is the sincere wish