The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-07
HYMEnsAL.
The rreudenthal-JollY NJptials a
Charming Social Event.

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The event OF thi. seasn tee 80 De ~,
he wedding last Thursday ss,uiog u n. 4.
'reudenthsl. and Mrs Annie Jolly. shich
COX place at the residenee Of Mr. aud Mrs G..
}. Newell on Cedar ST. The position and
popularity Of the groom. filling ns he discs
The ofiee Of Sheriff aud Assessor With the 4
Tact that he has spent his life time in Phoebe
and known through out theleneth and bread !
tn Of tue oolaty. and the genera. rate, IA, 10 I
whoa the lar bride is held in thu. eoinmun.
ity. zervsi u create interest ia the eytnt /
aud IRE result as one OF the most sociable. /
II noi hnlh.nt event which the town has
witnessed IN many years. The rooms OF the
spacious residence were crowded with guests
at eight o clock when 10 the strains 81 Men
dleshens Wedding March, played by Mrs
}. A. Clark. the bridal couple appeared
and were joined in the holy bonds Of mat.
rimony by the Rev. Thomas Bell Of Della
mar, in the beautiful and impressive Ger.
emory Of the Episcopal Church.
Miss Belle Harville, sister Of the bride
acted as bridesmaid while the office Of grooms-
man was filled by Mr.. Ed. Freudenthal,
brother Of the groom.
The bride was elegantly and charming
attired in a dress Of figured pearl silk, and
the maid in lovely gown Of white and
cream silk, while the groom and his best
man appeared in the regulation black.
The solemnity of the affair ended with the
last words of the ceremony, when the pre-
cipitate haste Of the groom to claim from
his bride the first kiss, brought down on the
couple ayalanehes Of hearty congratulations
which was continued for soTe time when
the juvenile charivari band set up din out
side aud ware paci6ed only with the be-
stowal on zach Of package Of confectionery
aud frui'.
For two hours following most enjoyable
time was spent in mns'c, vocal and Instru.
mental after which refreshment were served
and the entire company adjourned to
Thompsnn's Hall to continue the festivities
aud dance ia the new year. The Hall was
comfortably dlod and dancing was n.
tinued until three o clock in the morning.
The presents seut m by friends of the
couple were numerous and costly. forming
an elegant display The articles and doners
were;
Carving set John simpson; carving sst, Belle
| Harylle; carving set and butter knife, Mr. and
| Mrs. J A, Denton; cloths and napkins, Mrs ]
Nstbitti syrup pitcher, salt and pepper set. Mrs
1 ID, Turner; nut crackers and picks, Tod SAWYER
| whist broom. Wee Wee Osborne; silver tray MIR
Mr., J. CLARK; bed room set Ed Prudential: parior
set Henry Prudential: butter knife and NO fruit
| spoons, MIR. and Mrs Geo y. Sawyer: silver bread
tray. n. shaughnessy; tapestry table cloth, r.
| Hyman, all yer bon bon dish. Mr.. and Mrs dilea;
silver napkin ring. Eugene Goodrich; tidy covers
Mrs IsgIeiri silver mounted toilet set silver
bsnjo bowl, the shiers olive dish. cut glass, Mr.
| and Mrs IT, dolbe; handsome PLAQUE, Mr. and
| Mrs. y, Gardiner bum, John Sheath half dog
silver pearl handle knives and forks. Mr.. and Mrs
T. j. osborne salt aud pepper set. nj Schoeu; half
| doc ct gold lined coffee spoons. Mr. and Mrs
| l. Wyatt, two berry sets, II. W. Diokol. butter
knife, Mrs. ]. NJ. McFaddon ~ linen doyles and
center piece, Barbara Walter letter rick. Mr.. and
| Mrs. J. Ewing, card receiver. Mr. and Mrs j. ID
Campbell; berry dish, Robert &c CLARK; silver cake
| stand, Mrs Bawden and Daughters mustache cup
| and saucer b. q. McDonough; crp'and saucer Rita
McDonough, silver cup and saucer. Mr.. aud Mrs
| J. johnson; silver mustaehe cup AID sauc sr Mr.
| aud Mrs; X, Martha silver sugar bowl Mr. John
| and N Bs Ida Deck, silver salt and pepper sot Mr.
| and Mira P. F Roosa half dozen liver spoona
| silver sugar bowl ladie, gold watch Mrs q
| n Sherwood hanging tea kettle, the Cllntons cut
| glass berry dish Mt, and Mrs John r. Cook; silver
sugar bowl, cream pitcher. spoon holder, Mr.. aud
Mrs Q. q. Newell; silver sugar howl cream Of Cher
| spoon holder Mr. and Mrs. DuQue; souy enir silver
/ spoon Mr.. AMI Mrs. Fred j. nill; silver sugar
| bowl Alton Carman; souvenir spoon, Willie Car.
man silver tooth pick holder Leonard Carman
souvenir cup and spo n, Siephle Csrman: silver
tray, Mira amt NJ aud A. Carlnau silver souvenir
spoon, Miss l.. Evans silver tray, coffee pot tea
pot, sugar bowl, cream pitcher, spoon holder. Mr..
aud Mrs. A. D. Thompson; cut glass toothpick
holder, Ada Thompson; two table covers w d.
| Prewitti silver pitcner and STAND, Geo. O. Fettsr
man. sugar spoon and butter knife, half dozen
| wine glasses and bottle Of cherry wine, Mr. and
| Mrs, ii. Eilets, dozen silver tea spoons, but ei
knife and sugar shell, Henry Jos aud Sol siege
CHINA nut and candy diHh sill ver handkerchief
and glove case. Mrs. Geo Nesbitt; picture, PscyhC
| looking in Natures mirror, Mr.. and Mrs @ Bosko
| WITH silver tray, coffee pot, cream pitcher anc
| sugar BOWL MIR and NJ a. j. Elsenmann; half dog
mush bowls and large bowl, long Buck silver To.
set, WI. Dooley.
The couple will occupy the coy ant
pretty cottage known as the Ball house, Al
the north part of town, which has been en-
tirely renovated and furnished throughout
and enter the sea of matrimony with tn,
heartiest wishes of all for their future hap
piness and prosperity,
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