Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-10-05

Marriage Of Two well-knOwu Young
People Last Night.


The pretty home OF Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
kuDz WAS thrown open last night and
6lled with those hidden to the marriage
OF their eldest daughter, Miss Myrs, to
Louis G.. Ssidler. The bridal party en-
tered the parlor 10 the sweet strains OF
Mendelssohn's wedding march, beauti-
fully played by Miss Nellie Taylor. The
marriage ceremony OF the Episcopal
church was nttingly performed by the Rev.
Robert Bennett assisted by Rev. Renison.
Toe bride, la her handsome wedding
attended by Hiss Edyth Byeritt. Dr..
George Kunz acted ~ best man.
The ceremony over and congratulations
offered, the wedding party proceeded to
enjoy a delicious wedding supper. At
the proper time during the repast, I. N.
Wilkerson took occasion to toast the
young couple on the beginning Of
hsppy married life and his remarks were
In u very happy vein. After IA hour or
two spent Ia an informal manner with
their friends the bride and groom left for
the train which was to bear them Oh the
wedding journey aud TO their future
home at Joplin, Mo.
The Albuquerque Guards. one Of whom
the groom had been. attended the wed.
ding in u body and added to the gsyety
OF the scene by their full dress uniforms,
During the evening there were many
little speeches of congratulation and
well-wishing. and the young couple left
happy In the recollection Of so many
friends who would be glad to see them
return TO Albuquerque.
Among the guests were:
Asssrs. and MesGames Cgrson, Spen-
ser, George Albright, Jesse Miller, W.
W. Mcclellan, O.t0 Dieckman, George
Moore, Charles GeAch, Thomas Nc
Millin. William Gtimmer; Mesdamss
John Neeland, George Frost, W Y.
Walton, William Mcclellan, Arthur j.
MalOy; Misses Grace Hahn, Harris,
LOttle Barth, Alice Spencer, Taylor,
owe Eseritt; Messrs. Turton (Of Den.
yer), Thomas Finical, Thomas Wilker-
son, Ernest ~Dougherty, Joseph B.. Pea
body, Robert kuhns, j. Herbert Baker,
DR.. pearce, Ferd. Levy and Will. Moore.
The many and costly presents were "A
further tribute TO the popularity OF the
young couple. On the list may DO men,
toned:
Parents OF the bride. bed linen, table
linen, silk comfort and check; DR.. Geo,
kunZ, complete get OF table silver, col
sisting OF knives, forks, spoons, table
desert, tea and sugar spoons. and butter
knife; groom, diamond necklace; Hattie
kunZ, half dozen hand made handker
chiefs; Nr. and Mrs. j. A. " einmsn, two
beautiful Saxony wool blankets; Mrs
Musser, aunt OF the bride, bed room set
OF dotted Swiss over pale blue
silk; Mr. opsch Of st. Louis, ster.
ling silver fish set with gOlC
mounted handles; Robert Arnlzsn, ST
Louis, vase; Mrs. j. NJ. Cune. st. Louis,
vase; Mr.. and Mrs. John Neeland. loyins
cup; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mcclellan
silver bon bon dish; Miss Julia Hoffman
sugar spoon: Mr.. and Mrs. j. X Miller
oyster forks; MIR. and Mrs. WickstrOm
orange spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Sad
dler, ST. Louis, berry spoon; DIR. and Mrs
Pearce, cold meat fork; Mr.. and Mrs. OttI
Dieckmann, sugar and cream set; Mis-
Muller. Kansas City, silver salad fork
Mr. and Mrs. Grimmer, cut glass lemon
ade pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. I'D Carson
cruet; Miss Carver, vase; Mr.. and Mrs
Mcclellan, gold jewel case; Ernes
DOugherty. sofa pillow; G. NJ. TurtOn
Denver. carving set; MIR. and Mrs. Gee
Frost, china salad dish; Mr.. and Mrs
Ben. Bottle. silver fruit ish; Mis-
Taylor. silver alcohol lamp and curl
ing iron; AIR. and Mrs. Eysritt AM
family, silver tea kettle and alcOhO
lamp; Miss Spencer, cut glass div
dish; Frank Strong, cut glass card re
%ceiyer; Miss Hawthorne, vase; Mr. ant
Mrs. Sturges, Indian blanket; Mr.. AM
Mrs. Coach, set OF table linen; Mrs
sarah McMillin. gold olive spoon
Mr. and Mrs. +. Ward, gold suga
spoon; Robert Kuhns, gold suga
spoon; MIR. and Mrs. ". NJ. Mcclellan
gold berry bowl; Mr. and Mrs. j. VOlk
china dish and fern; Bert and Paul Bakel
silver crum tray and scraper; Mr.. an
Mrs. Moore, hand painted china oak
tray; i. n. WilkeTsOn, silver olive spoon
Mr.. and Mrs. George Albright, vase; Mis-
Grace Hahn, gold cTeamer; j. r.. Peabody
Morocco cigar case; Miss LOttie Barti
hand painted PLAGUE; Miss Louise Hal
. ris, silver curling iron; Little Bah Harrll
silver envelope stamper; Miss JOsephin
Harris, silver shoe buttoner; Mr., and Mr..
George Neher, silver chatting dish; +. 4
ftnical, silver and gold nut dish; VII
! Moore, hand painted PLAGUE; Jose CHAVEZ
Z silver tea kettle and alcOhal lamp; NJ
and Mrs X. ". Spencer, china cake ira,
DR.. Bnd Mrs. q S. Yesterday, 6eautifu
cut glass berry bowl; three children {
. Mr.. and Mrs. McMillin, silver salt an
: pepper shakers; Mrs, Andrew ArntzsI
La Junta, beautiful china cups and saI
1 GERS; DR., aud Mrs. Wroth, silver creaI
: spoon; Ferd. Levi, handsome Battenbur
dresser scarf; Miss Lydia Althans, S
Louis, silver salt and pepper shaker
Mrs. Dr.. Haynes and Mrs. Carver. aov
eIs.