Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-10


Mrs. NJ. X. Wessenbers OF Fort
friends.
Miss Lucille Wilson of stoneburg is In
the city.
Airs. Chambers and little daughter.
Nellie OF Montague, were in the city
Monday.
The Ellis Bros. Comedy company ap-
peared at the opera house several even
ings this week,
The Clipper Mlnstrels (home talenD
entertained large crowd at tho Grand
opera house Tuesday evening,
BY 1880 o'clock Thursday evening,
January 81, 1885, the Baptist church
was iilled with an expectant crowd 70
witness the marriage OF Mlss Nettie
Lowrie and Mr. Charles w. Wilson.
Promptly at o'clock the bridal party
arrived at the church, and the beautiful
bride, accompanied by her first BRIDES
maid, Miss Alma Atkins. and the hand
some groom, accompanied by his first
Efoomsinan, Mr., Louis Haas, entered
the doors OF the church, and keeping
time 10 the resonant peala OF the We'd
ding March," rendered by Miss Anna
Hunt, met In the broad center isle and
marched 20 the altar, followed by the
attendants. Mr. Harry Betils and Miss
Maggie Cummins, MIR Jean T. Webb
and Miss Chloe Holman little Misses
Willie Baber and Katie STRIPPING.
flower girls; and Messrs. Hard Butler
and Robt. Wei, ushers. whore j. Nor
gan Wells OF Forl Worth Joined for
ever the lives OF Ncitle Adelinc Lowrlc
and Charles Walter Wilson The bride
was attired In a gown Of exquisite
white satin and white crepe over dress.
with handsome lace and ribbon trim
mlngs. the beautiful veil being caught
up with lilies OF the valley, and she
carried bouquet of same MlsB Alma
Atkins wore handsome blue satin with
lace ovcr-dress, beautifully trimmed
with pink roses and satin ribbons. Miss
Maggie Cummins and Chloe Holman
wore white orgnndy over SINK with
beautiful silk lace and ribbon trim
mings and white leghorn hats, deco
rated with natural foworh and satin
ribbons. The groom and his attend
ants wore handsome black evening
suits and white gloves. After the ccre-
mony. which WAS beautifully and i'm
pressively rendered the bride and
groom. preceded by the little flower
girls, strewing flowers along their path, !
and followed by the rest ~ Che party.
repaired to the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. n. Lowrlr,
whore magnificent reception WIS ION.
dered the newly married couple Tho
occasion was very brilliant out, and I.
after being highly entertained with .
nice music and conversation, 'hc guests
were Invited TO the dining room, wuere .
magnificent supper was spred l. while |
the table with all It's dolicacies was
made very pleasing to the eye by It's
beautiful decorations Of flo wurs rnd .
ferns. Tho guests were Rev. j. Nor /
gan Wells, T. H. Kemp, Misc Atkins .
and Mr.. Haas, Miss Cummins aad MIR. I
betlis, Miss Holman aud Mr. Nrnb.
Miss Hunt and Mr.. Butler, Miss James .
and Mr., W0il little Misses Babe, and
Stripping. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Philips. /
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Black, Mr.. and /
rs, w, Y, Penn, Mr.. ana Mrs W. i3a-
Der, Mrs. w. g. Stripping, Mrs. a. @. /
schneider, Mrs. NJ, K. Wesasnberg,
Prof. j. r. Roberts Mrs, w l.. Boyd.
Mrs. Alice stnlllngs, The following 10
the list OF presents; A handsome rcHe-
wood secretary ana bookcase, Louis .
Haas, Jean H. webb and Harry PcttlB;
check for $1,000 Mr.. anu Mrs. Il. II. /
Lowrie folding Tongue n. H. Kemp;
rocking chair. Leon Gross, Fort Worth;
cut glass water bottle, Alma Atkins;
head rest and door cushion. handsomely
handpainted, Chloe Holman and Mag
gle Cummins; China dinner set; Gene
I. LillArd Hard Butler, @. NJ. Black.
Tom srrlson and Jake nosenstein;
silver butter dish J. II. Brooks and G.
ID. Harlulder, Wichita Fallsi cut glass
ahkhI bONNt OilNhA AflhUult lltthluf
swinging lamp Fritz Mitchell, Dallas;
carving set. MFR, and Mrs. Henry Par
ish; china tea set, Geo. Carlton, sun (
set; china bedroom set, Mrs, Alice
stalllngs; music rack, MIR. and Mrs.
ID. H. Sigmon; berry spoon. Anna Hunt
and Mae James; silver teapot, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. T. Penn; silver cake basket
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O.. Stripping; silver
nut bowl, j. S. Lillard and Lillard
Nool; silver syrup pitcher, Mr.. S. a.
Morrison: silver preserve spoon. Mrs.
~ X. Wessenberg; pickle stand. Mrs.
A. c. Schneider; silver butter dish, Mr..
and Mrs J. II. Matthowsj two silver
napkin rings, Harold Baber; cut glass
celery stand. Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Black;
silver water set, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Dsube. Ardmore. l. T.; two pastel pie
lures, Robt Well china tea-set, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A Phillips,