, 1898-10-13
A PRETTY WEDDING
A YOUNG MAN FROM DENVER UN-
TIED TO ONE OF LARAMIE'S
FAIR DAUGHTERS.
Marriage Of Mr.. Elwyn w. Condit to
Miss Lillian Boyd-A Beautiful
Ceremony-After a Trip to Omaha
the Young People VIII Maize Their
Home in Denver.

A very pretty wedding ceremony was
that which took place at the Presby-
terrain church last night, when Mr.. Ell
wyn w. Condlt of Denver was united
in marriage to Miss Lillian Boyd of
Laramie.
At $50 o'clock the bridal party enter
ed the church and proceeded up the
aisle to the strains of a wedding march
played upon the organ by Miss Mary
Gates. Mr.. w. II. Fairfield and Mr..
Charles Condit, the latter a brother OF
the groom, acted as groomsmen, while
the brides attendants were Miss Efie
Naismith and Miss Theresa Welch. The
party entered the church in the follow
ing order: Mr.. Fairfield and Miss
WEIGH; Mr.. Condit and Miss Naismith:
two flower girls, Edna Boyd and Elsie
Condft: the bride and groom.
The bride was beautifully attired in
a cream colored brocaded China silk
dress, cut en- train and trimmed with
pearls. lace and ribbon. She wore a
veil with white roses and carried white
roses in her hands. Both bridesmaids
were dressed in white China silk and
carried pink roses. The little flower
girls wore white cashmere costumes
made in Grecian style.
After the ceremony. which was per-
formed by President Smiley of the uni
versity. the wedding party was driven
ITO the home Of the brides parents,
where an enjoyable wedding supper
was served, only the relatives of the
contracting parties and a few intimate
friends being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Condit' boarded the
midnight train for Denver. They will
leave that city tonight fer a visit to the
Omaha exposition and upon their re-
turn will make their permanent home
in the Colorado metropolis.
Mr.. Condit. the groom, is a son of
the Rev. f. c. Condit of Denver and is
a prominent undertaken in tina city.
He is well spoken of and has the repu-
tation Of being a very exemplary young
man.
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Boyd, Lara
mic pioneers, her mother having been
the first school teacher in this city.
The young lady was born and reared
and has received her education in the
Gem City. For the past two or three
years she has been teaching different
schools in the county. She is a beau
tiful young lady who is possessed Of
many charms of mind and manner and
has innumerable friends in the city and
county who heartily wish for her a
long life OF happiness.
The young people were the recipients
Of an extraordinarily large number of
beautiful and useful wedding gifts. Fol-
lowing is a list of the presents:
Water set and set CT chccheted mats
Miss Addie Gearhart, Sherman, Wyo.
Jelly spoon-Miss Florence Burns,
Sherman, Wyo.
Half dozen tea towels-Miss Grace
Boyle, Sherman, Wyo.
Dozen dinner napkins-Mrs. John
Boyle and Mrs. ]. C. Burns, Sherman.
Towels-Mr. and Mrs. P. Keelan,
Sherman.
Berry spcon-Grace and Philip Keel
an. Sherman.
Sugar spoon-Grace H. Edwards, Iron
Mountain, Wyo.
Olive fork-Miss Jessie Kent.
Salad dish-Mr. and Mrs. James
Hardman.
Towels-Mrs. Ellen Davis and son.
Dozen cut glasses-Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Burke.
Towels-Miss Agnes Kleemann.
Bed spread-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Lind
strom. Sherman.
Souvenir plates-Edwin and Ethel
Lindstrom. Sherman.
Sugar spoon-Miss Carrie Reyes. Tie
Siding, Wyo.
Berry spoon-Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Gil
lespie, Lookout, Wyo.
Meat fork-tMiss Anna Hartman,
lSpringville, Utah.
Berry spoon-Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ko-
mold, Springville, Utah.
Photo case-Mrs. H. Barton and fami-
ly, Tie Siding.
Pair satin slippers-Mr. and Mrs. p.
C. Rauner.
Set nut crackers and pichs-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Powers, Red Buttes, Wyo.
Oak easel and picture-Mr. and Mrs.
kipka, Lookout, Wyo.
White easel and picture-Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hall. Rock Creek, Wyo.
Butter dish and set sterling silver