Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-22

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1.-TWO souls with but a single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one"
was one Of the,prettiest and sweetest mar
riages that has ever taken place In Albu
querque.
When the hour arriyed-8.3O O'Clock
the pretty church was filled with invited
guests. and to Mendelsshon's wedding
march the bridal party entered the
church. First came the ushers, Messrs
Felix Lester, Samuel Pickard. Dr.. Il. J,
Alger and o. A: Matson; then the brides
maids and groom's men, Frank Springer
and Miss Isabella Spencer. Ross Merritt
and Miss Jeanette Walton. These we're
followed by the maid Of honor, Miss
Margaret Kent, and then the bride, on
the arm OF her father, ". Y. Walton.
This march down. the aisle TO the altar
was a pretty sight. When at the altar the
bride was met by her prospective hus-
band, william Henry Springer, and his
best man. Alfred Frost.
During the ceremony, which wss dis.
tinctly pronounced by Rev. Renison. the
bridal chorus from "The Rose Maiden
was softly played.
After the bride had been given away
by her father aud the ring placed upon
her finger, signatures having been re-
Qusted by the minister, the bridal party
left the church by music from L0hen-
grin's Bridal Chorus" the delightful
music being rendered by Prof. Di Mauro
and Miss Hawthorne.
The bride looked lovely In white or.
candle over silk. She carried q shower
bouquet Of brides roses, the veil caught
with the same. The groom wore the reg
nlation black.
The maid OF honor and brides maids
we're attired In white; they wore large
pink and white hats and carried immense
crysanthemum's.
THE RECEPTION.
After the ceremony a. the church, a
large number Of invited guests assembled
at the home Of the parents OF the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton, corner Of Sixth
street and Tijeras avenue, where con-
CALCULATIONS were showered upon the
happy couple, and where all present en-.
joyed q most inviting lunch.
While there Q toast was proposed to
the n~ewly-wedded couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Springer, and DIR. g. s. yesterday was
called upon for q few remarks, which he
gracefully and appropriately said.
During these delightful, happy exer-
cises the coupls we're the recipients OF
kilograms OF coDgratulation from east
ern relatives and friends, and while these
we're being read the "C0lored Glee Club"
appeared and sang q few songs, and a
few boys also called with lin cans, the
groom being equal to the emergency and
he made all corners feel like himself
happy.
THE PRESENTS.
The CITIZEN representative took q
glance at the many presents and noted
down the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Johnston. Fort
smith, Ark. cut glass dish; Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Holloway. sterling cream spoon;
John Vale. Jr,, Fort Smith, Ark , ster-
ling b0n-bon spoon; Miss Cote Hyde, Pa
Geo. A. Campield. half dozen after din
ner coffee cups, hand painted; Mr.. and
Mrs. g. H, Frost, cut glass water bottle;
Mrs. A.. NJ. Codington, sterling olive
spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. Q. B. Hopping. ster-
ling olive spoon; Mrs. Sue Bonneville
Fort Smith. Ark; cut glass berry dish; A,
Wilmington, silver pitcher Louis McRss,
wedgew00d pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Johnston. vase; brides grandmother, Mrs,
NJ. X. Walton. case silver; Watson Vale
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Y. Sparks. Fort
Smith, Ark half a dozen silver forks and
half a dozen silver knives, respectively
Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Spencer, parlor lamp
Mrs. T. B. Francis, handkerchief case,
Mlss Ethel Francis. lace handkerchief
Walter Francis, silver shoe horn: Mrs. N,
G. Nettleton, two water color paintings
Miss Marie Voorhees,. silk pin cushion; Nr,
aud Mrs. Delaney, bon bon dish; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Weinmann. silver writing desk
set; Mr.. and Mrs. I'D. Clouthier, living
cup; Paul Baker and Miss Hazel MalOy,
v~slise; Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Brown. hall
dozen table spoons; Ferd. Lowenthal,
pair Of vases; Mr.. and Mrs. W,
p. Fox, cream and sugar set
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. McCreight
cut glass and sterling silver candle.
sticks; II. K. Fox and family, picture;
Miss Dora Gehring, water pi cher and
six glasses; Edward 6runsfeld. mahog'
any chair and footstool; Mr.. and Mrs. G
\. Berry, chiffoner and Navajo rug; j. T.
Johnson, looking glass; Whitney com
peny, silver tea pot; Miss Mabel Fox
picture; Miss Jeanette Walton, beauti'
full table cover, lace bed spread and bols
ter; Mr., and Mrs. j. A. Garcia. silver
toilet set; Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Ramsdell
vase; A kingsbury. china PLAGUE; Miss
X. Spencer, sofa pillow; Mr.. and Mrs. g
X. Neher, fruit dish; Jos. Prestel, cu'
glass vinegar bottle: X. g. Abrahams
rose jar; Mrs. II. g. Whitcomb and For
rest Parker, silver syrup pitcher; Arthur
Spencer, Bavarlan cake plate; Mr.. anC
Mrs. A. B. McGaffey. cake plate; Misses
Wiley and Stevens, cut glass wateI
bottle; Ernest Meyers, wedgewOod jeweI
box; Mr.. and Mrs. Y. W. Clancy, bon-boI
dish; Rufus Goodrich, lettuce fork; Mrs
Hildegard Grunsfeld, half a dozen silveI
tea spoons; DIR. and Mrs. Worth, cut glas,
dish; DIR. and Mrs. q. 8. Yesterday, twt
cut glass dishes; Mr.. and Mrp. l.. B.. Stern
silver berry spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. II, "
Voorhees,, cut glass dish; Miss Anna Den
nie, cut glass vinegar bottle; Mr.. ant
Mrs. T. 8. Hubbell, water service; Ed
ward Grunsaeld, carving set; DR.. ant
Mrs. flasher, tete-tete Haviland china
Frank Lee, bon bon spoon; Mr.. and Mrs
Harry l.. Miles, silver baking dish; Nr
and Mrs. y. Lester, sterling silver din
ner bell; Mr., and Mira c. ". Kunz. sterl
ing silver cake dish; Miss Ressler, lac,
handkerch!efs; Mrs. A. j. Campbell
large %Battenburg piece; Miss Media Ty
Ter, B~attenburz piece; Miss Hawthorne
silk sofa pillow: Mr.. and Mrs Rosen
valid, portieres; Mr.. and Mrs
ID Lesser. table cover; Mr.. an,
Mrs. b. Spitz and Mr. and Mrs. B. Il6eld
silver bon bon dish; Mr.. aud Mrs. Y. X
Sturges. leather bound book; Mr.. an
Mrs. NJ. Mandell, brass lamp; I'D Clay
ton, cream and sugar set china; Mr.. an,
Mrs. W. W. Mcclellan. china clock; Mr
and Mrs. Y. Lewis. Haylland berry set
Miss Cameron, china cream and sugar
set; W. s. Godfrey. dozen large cryssn
themums; Mr.. and Mrs. Schekels, hal
dozen Hayilsnd coffee caps; Miss Alic
Spencer, wedding book; Mrs. Barney
carnations; Y. II. Kent aud family
picture; Miss Cote Hyde, flowers; Mr.
q. Berry, flowers; Weinmann Il Levin
son. table linen; X. ". Spencer, K
Professor of Music.
Miss Nellie Taylor holding a diplom
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