Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-01-08
GREEN BUTLER NUPTIALS.
NEWTON. IOWA.

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On last New Years eve, at tho beautl-
ful home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasen Green,
occurred the marriageof their daughter,
Miss Lottie B. Green to Mr.. Graham Il.
Butler of Omaha, Nebraska. g..
There were over fifty guests present, in
cluding anumber from Des Moines. Oska.
looss, Omaha and GrInnell. The house
and table decorations were very elaborate,
carnations and smilax predominating.
The wedding march was played by the
BRIDES sister, Miss Genevie. Promptly at
s o'clock the bride and groom entered the
west parlor attended by Miss Eldora
Green-the BRIDES sister-and Mr.. John
w. Lewis of Oskaloosa, and took their
position beneath an evergreen bower OF
smilax and holly. where they took the
solemn matrimonial Vows, Rev. c, v.
Cowman officiating.
The bride was attired in rich gown of
white sublime silk, handsomely trimmed
with lace and ribbon, and carried larg-
boquet Of brides roses and hyacinth. Her
sister Eldora's dress was Of pale blue silk
and chiffon lace, and she carried boquet
Of carnations.
The bride was born and raised in Newe
ton, and graduated from our high school
with the class Of 1890. She is most esti.
mable young lady and numbers her friends
by the score, all of whom unite in the best
wishes for the happiness Of herself and
husband.
Mr.. Butler is a stranger to cur people,
but come highly recommended as wor-
thy young man. He holds a position in
Rohrbaugh Bros Commercial college Of
Omaha.
LIST OF PRESENTS:
Mr.. and Mrs. John i. Reeler, Mason
City, 4-pieces granite ware; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chan Miller, doz Satin Damask Nap
kins; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Green OF New
York City, 6-Silver Desert Spoons: Mr.. J.
L. and Z. W. Thompson, Des Moines, cut
glass stand; Mrs. A. b. King, picture on
pastel Mr.. aud Mrs. K. Ohler and Son
Geo, Silver Butter Dish; Mrs. J. 6. Coates
and Mrs. VIM. Moore, pair Of Cut Glass
Vases and two Salad Dishes; Mrs. John
scharf, Piano Lamp; Mr.. and Mrs John
Hale, China Berry Dish, pair linnen tow
els; Mr.. and Mrs. c e.. Lee Of Oskaloosa,
two hand painted China plates; Miss
Grace Axtell, piano scarf, embroidered in
gold; Mrs q A Brown, China berry set;
Mr. and Mrs W NJ Lodge. satin damask
towels; Mr. and Mrs Garrad Carrier, cut
glass cake plate; M and Mrs 9 Ramsey,
pair Of towels; Sister, Eldora, silver cream
ladel; Misses Georgia an,i Lizzie Black
burn, Oskaloosa, Dresden China tooth
! pick holder; Miss Lottie Miller, silver olive
fork; Miss Hattie Mayes, silver butter
knife; Mr. and Mrs w r Manning, Sewers
China cups ana saucers Fred Green, gold
berry spoon and dinner set; Mr. and Mrs
John Whitsetts and Miss Josie, six Carlis-
bad China plates and pair Of towels; Mr.
and Mrs Will Case and MIR. and Mrs A
Carrie, silver berry spoon and bedspread;
Mr. and Mrs o Cunningham China bread
and cake plate and pitcher; Mrs Waltr
Battles Colfax, six silver tea spoons; Mr.
John Lewis Oskaloosa, brass and onyx
stand; Mrs John Williams Oskaloosa two
bisque mantle ornaments; MrsJ Green one
dozen hemstiched sheets and pillow slips
Jason Green two upholstered parlor chairs
one oak rocker, and six oak dining room
chairs; table cloth and one dozen napkins,
Mrs Weber Misses Agnes Roy Maple
Morton, Mrs VIM Coalson, Mrs Riley Bell,
Mrs Geo Morton, Miss Stella Bnrnaugh
Messers Dan Jackson and w II Frazier of
Des Mones: set of silver knives and forks
grandmother of bride Omaha; picture,
Mr. and Mrs j C Parker Omaha.