, 1897-10-13

was that which took place at the Metho>
dist church last evening at $3.50 o'clock,
when Miss Nettie G. Penny and Mr..
William H.. Rudkin were united in the
holy bonds OF wedlock. the Rev. J.. P.
Warner officiating.
The bride was dressed in a beautiful
gown OF China silk, with white silk illus,
ion drapery and trimming and white
satin ribbon; roses. The groom wore
The conventional black.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mamie
Rudkin and Mrs. Mary Elvin and the
groomsmen were Mr.. Theodore Tregon>
ing and Mr.. Frank Davidson. Mr.. James
Davidson and Mr.. Walter Harris acted
as ushers at the church. From the
church the happy company repaired to
the residence OF MI. George w. Stirling,
on Sixth street. where a sumptuous we'd
ding supper was served, 40 guests sitting
down to the table. The tables were dec
Grated in a charming with crys-
a~nthemums. sweet peas and autumn
leaves. The dining room was in pink
and white. Mr.. and Mrs. Stirling had
spared no pains to make the wedding
supper a veritable feast OF good things,
and it came from them in the nature Of
a present to the bride and groom.
The bride is one OF Laramie's most
charming young ladies' and Is a sister Oh
Mrs. George Stirling and Mrs. R. W.
Rich. The groom has grown up in this
city and is universally esteemed as a
young man Of sterling character and in.
tegrity. He Is at present employed as
clerk in the office o. Mr.. w. ]. Attridge,
car foreman OF the Union Pacific. They
will at once begin housekeeping at the
residence OF the groom on north Third
street and will become solid residents OF
The Gem City.
The bride and groom took the noon
train for the capital, where they will vis-
it with friends for a few days.
THE GUESTS.
Following is a list OF those who par
ticipated in the festivities OF the happy
event:
w. H. Rudkin and bride. Rev. J..
P. Warner and wife, w. McClary and
wife, j.. Baillie and wife. J. F. Foster
and wife. G. w. Stirling and wife, Mrs.
R. w. Rich, Mrs. ]. w. Harris, Mrs.
Mary Elvin, Mrs. T. H. Mead, Miss
Fannie Marsh. Mrs. 8. ]. Miller. Mrs.
w. H. Rudkin, ST., Ida Rudktn, Mamie
Rudkin, Rose Lepper, annie Stirling.
Mrs. J.. Thompson, Mrs. Gale, Ida Nc
Clary, Syrella Blount. Edith Foster,
Theodore Tregoning, ". c. Harris,
James Davidson, Frank Davidson.
THE PRESENTS.
More than the usual number OF hand.
some and useful presents were given to
the bride. Following IL a list:
SALAD plates-Mr. and Mrs. G. w. De-
Forest.
Dresser scarf-Edna Gale. ,,
Sugar shell-Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bow
man. .
Salt and peppers-Mildred Stirling.
Berry set-Ada and Hazel Rich OF
Cheyenne. a.
Set glasses-Earl and Edith Foster.
Images-Orvilre Rich of Cheyenne.
Silver table spooneCharles Popp,
Mamie Rudkin.
Mantle clock-Employes Of master
mechanics Office.
Clock-Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ferber, Mrs.
NJ. Blount.
ComforterrMrs. Elvin.
Pair OF pillows-Mrs. J. w. Harris, c.
w. Harris.
Bed spread-W. H. Frazee.
Water set-Ida Rudkin.
Rocker-Fred and Dick Tregoning.
Two chairs-Mr. and Mrs. w. No.
Clary.
Chair-W. H. Reese.
Roses-Mrs. Hassett.
Set silver knives and forks-Mr. and
Mrs. R. w. Rich.
Olive fork-Mr. and Mrs. Dave Reid.
Rug-Frank and James Davidson.
Sugar shell-Walter Harris.
Salt and pepper set-Mrs. and Lenora
Pulchow.
Water set and fruit kniveMr. and
Mrs. D. A. Jones.
Olive dish-Mrs. T. H. Mead.
Berry spoon-C. l. Smith Of Cheyenne.
Set table linen-Lizzie Davidson.
Towels-Fannse M. Marsh.
Set table linen-Mr. and Mrs. GeorgS
Haskins.
Dresser scart-MrA. q. Bescham.
Carving set-Theodore Tregoning.
Cream ladle-Mr. and Mira W0.
Riggs.
Roses-Mr. and Mrs. @. A. Hertsool
Sugar shell-Mr. AID Mrs Fnn1k
r.y
Salt and peppers-Mr. and Mn. u
Of Cheyenne. :
Salad disA-Mr. and Mn. FRANK
Burns.
Butter knife and sugar saell-vssntl
Cokefair. ,-'f
Silver berry disa-Mr. and Ma. j.
Tea set-Mr. and Mrs. ". d. Lovett.
Card receiver-NsA Hwisy.
PictureseSyreih BlounE.
Dresser cloth-Mary Byers.
Paflor heater=Nr. and Nra ". n.