Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-06-22
PRETTY JUNE wEDDlN !.
Henry Everett Jackson Marries Miss
Znla weiduer,
BRIDAL PARTY LEFT FOR THE FAST.

One OF the most beautiful marriages
imaginable took place last night, when
Henry kyerett jackson, OF Union CITY,
Ind, stood IN front Of the flower aud ever
green decorated altar OF ST. Johns EpiscO-
pal church and received Miss LLlla Weld
ner, one OF Albuquetque's sweetest and
loyeliest daughters, In the holy bonds Of
matrimony.
Beforehand. the ladies Of the st. Johns
Child, In charge Of Mrs. IA. j. Emerson,
had appropriately decorated the church
with flowers, ferns and evergreen, while
II. h Holmes, q young gentleman from
Chicago, who OBLIGATED a. master OF cere.
monies. had skillfully drilled the ushers.
the little misses and others Of the wed
ding party In the parts assigned them.
Thus there wac no hitch In the pretty
proceedings.
At s o'clock. with Prof. Di Mauro as
yiolinist aud Miss Hawthorne on the
organ. the beautiful Mendelssoh we'd
ding march was commenced. and soon
thereafter the lovely bride, on the arm OF
her father, entered the church, and led
by the ushers-M Maynard Harding, Walter
Francis, Robert kuhns aud Burt Baker,
and Miss L0ttie Mccoy, a. maid OF honor
marched down the aisle between lines
OF pure white ribbon, held Oh each side
by five pretty little girls, to the altar.
where the groom, with the best man, An.
drew 0'hars, stood ready 10 receive her.
Rev. Bennett then pronounced the
beautiful Episcopal marriage ceremony,
with the ring ritual. which made Henry
Everett jackson aud Miss Ziiia Weidner
husband and wife, with
Two souls with but a single thought.
Two hearts that beat as one
The bride vas charmingly gowned in
pearl satin. on train. beautifully trimmed
IA point lace. The bridal veil was held
In place by orange blossoms and an ele-
CANT cluster of diamonds, and she car.
ried a bouquet OF bridal roses.
The bride maid. Miss Lottie Mccoy, OF
AllertoD, Iowa, was exQulsitely gOwned
Ia white organize over blue taffeta and
carried pink roses, making "a charming
picture In contrast to the bride.
The groom, and groOmsman. Andrew
OHara, OF Springfield, Mo looked hand.
some and happy In the conventional
black.
The ribbon girls were Misses Katherine
Leonard. Marie Carson. Helen Moore.
Dorothy Emerson and Lola Neher, who
were dressed In purest white, while Mas
ter Joe Walton. a charming little tot,
was the ring bearer.
Immediately after the ceremony ut the
church, which everybody present pro.
nounced a most beautiful affair. Mr.. and
Mrs. jackson with the wedding party,
repaired TO the home OF the brides par.
ents, MIR. and Mrs. II. G. Weidner, aud
after congratulations all enjoyed q lne
wedding supper prepared by the proprie-
tor OF The Grille" ). I. Ellsworth.
n PRESENTS.
THE CITIZEN representative looked
upon the many beautiful and costly
presents, and noted down the following
list:
Cut glass salt cells, Miss Lottie Nc.
Coy, Allerton. Iowa; table linen. china
cup and saucer. Dr.. aud Mrs. Il.
5. yesterday; handsome picture,
Miss j. Pearl Perkins, Muncie, Ind;
Listz sculpture PLAGUE. Miss Dale, Canon
City, Colo (; silk embroidered center
piece, Miss Ayers, Huntington Ind; cut
glass dish, Harley and May Lewellyn;
hsnds lme oil painting, MIR. and Mrs. W.
I. McCreight; souvenir spoon, st. Johns
Social Guild; California spoons. MIR. and
Mrs. J. n. X. Phillips; Navajo spoon,
Mrs. ". A. Smith, Gallup, Nm souvenir
spoon, Miss Nora McCreight, Munice,
lnd.; olive spoon. Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Holloway; butter ~spreaders, Mrs. q. II.
Frost; cream lsdle, DR.. and Mrs.
Lewellyn. Clsrinda. Iowa; julip spoon,
W. J. Dunn, New York City cold meat
fork. Mrs. and Miss Jenks; berry spoon,
W. H0lcomb. Albsrton, Iowa; souvenir
spoon, Miss Ethel Francis; wedding III.
bum. Mrs. Ayers, Huntington. Ind. silver
teaspoons, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Malay; set
OF teaspoons, |. n. Horner; set Of tea.
spoons, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ramsdall,
Miss Emery, Mr.. j. Y. Clark; chocolate
pot, Mrs. W. NJ. Mcclellan; china comb
aud brush tray, Miss Katherine Potter;
china dreamer and sugar. Mrs. Aldrich:
handsome vase. Mrs. Jeffrey and sOn,
Clsrinds, Iowa; cut glass salt shakers;
MIR. and Mrs. II, y. Lithgow; cut glass
water bottle, X. l.. Medler; cut glass
vinegar cruet, Mr.. aud Mrs. g.. II.
Schuyler, Fort Smith. ark; set OF berry
forks. Airs. Il, l.. Pratt. Litchield, Conn
cut glass dish, Miss Mabel Fox; cut glass
olive dish. Mrs. l.. W. Roberts; cut glass
celery tray, Mrs. j. q. Gideon, Mrs. ". vi
Futrelle; lace and satin pillow, Miss
Lottie Mccoy. Allerton. Iowa;
syrup pitcher, Burt Baker. May.
nard Harding, Walter Francis, Robert |
kuhns; sugar tongs. Helen Dryer, Fort
Wayne, Ind; cut glass rose J IT, Ernest |
Dougherly; fruit knives. Roy and Belle
Morgan and Fred, Kidd, Allerton, Iowa;
syrup pitcher, Miss ELLA Fahey. Marion,
Ohio; cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Miller; sugar spoon, Miss NJ. Voorhees,:
berry set, Mr.. and Mrs. Ball, Ration; |
olive fork, Mr.. and Mira. ". j. Johnston;
berry spoon, Mrs r. c. Francis; cut glass
salt shakers, Mr.. and Mrs. zimmerman;
picture. Master Joe. Walton; embroidered
center pieces, Mrs. j. X. Haynes. Mrs. d..
j. Phelan; sandsl-wood box and
fancy fan. Sam HO kee; beautiful
tea jacket, Miss Stella Walton; creamer
and sugar bowl. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hill; silver and gold lined bon bon bas-
ket. Mrs. A.. ID. Whits0n; gold pin and
sterling silver and pearl paper knife, N
VI. Sabin and X. X, Lucas; hat pin, Miss |
Frances Butts; Mexican drawn work,
hr. I. | Butte; white satin pillow, Mrs,
j. X Carson; flowers, Mrs. X. l.. Werner;
Il Dwers, Mrs. Il, J.. Sayre, Los Angeles; sat
Of silver spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Wash |
burn.
The Rev. +. Bennett gave a white
prayer book, from which he said the mar |
riage office.
The presents from the groOm's friends
await them on their arrival in Union
City, lad.
THE ITINERARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. jackson left last night
for the north, accompanied by Andrew
OIHara. OF Springfield, no. and Misc
Ella X. fahey, OF Marion, Ohio. The
party will spend two weaks In Colorado,
dividing the time between Denver and
Colorado Springs. Thence to Chicago. and
from there the party will he diyided-Mr.
and Mrs, jackson going direct to Union
City, Ind. where they will reside In the