Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-10-26
TWO WEDDINGS.
McCanGlIcsS-Crowc.


The marriage. Oct. 18th of Miss Eta L.
Grove of Renfrew, and Mr.. !. J. Nc
Candless of Butler, was social event.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. +.
NJ Wilson of Youngstown Ohio, at the
home of the brides mother Ellen ).
Grove.
The bride was gowned in black
brocade silk with festoons and chiffon
trimming, a bridal pompadour bow
completed the outfit. In her hand she
held bouquet of brides roses.
The bride and groom stood beneath
al artistic arch of ferns and cut flowers
The parlor decoration was of potted
plants and chrysanthemums, from this
all parties repaired to the dining room
where beneath the sublime decoration
of carnations and white roses tables
were set with innumerable luxurles pre-
paired by the hostess.
Only a few immediate friends were
invited.
The bride received handsome presents
as follows The gift of the groom was
diamond ring; Bridal Sovenlr, Rev;
Wilson: decorated water set. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramsey; hand painted salad dishes.
Misses McCandless; card receiver, Mr.
and Mrs. John Grove; silver nut dish,
Mr. and Mrs John Renfrew; fruit
knives. Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Grove; deco
rated berry set, Mrs. Blair; fancy clock,
D. Y. Grove: comb and brush tray, Cora
Clav: poster pillow, Jennie Grove; wat
er set: Mrs. a. j. White, honey dish;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Grove; fancy wnlte
apron, Sarah Reufrew; table cloth, LIZ
zie Anderson; fancy handkerchief, Roy
Clay: plaque, Bertha Clay.
After rice tea" they left over the
b. e. O. R. R. for a trip to eastern cities
including Washington, Philadelphia,
Richmond and New York.
Kirkpatrick-Mil
At the home of the bride on Thurs
day. the 18th inst, occurred another ana
very pretty wedding-tha OF Leslie Kirk
patrick of Renfrew, and Miss Maud,
daughter of Milton Miller of Phillips
City. Some sixty guests were present
! the decorations and presents We're hand-
| some and numerous; Rev. Richards OF
Pittsburg, formerly of Connoqueness-
ing presided. Dr. John Cowden was
groomsman. Miss Lula Young was
bridesmaid, Miss Lena Bolden of Phila-
delphia and Miss Verne Crawford OF
Pittsburg were ushers, an elaborate din
ner had been prepared and everything
passed off nicely. The happy couple
started on a short wedding trip, and
when they return will live in Butler.
where Mr. K. is at present engaged with
his brother in the grocery business.
| The presents were unusually fine and
numerous and were as follows: Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Miller, piano and five
| 500 gold pieces; Everett Miller, rose
wood rocker; Mr. D L. Kirkpatrick sill
yer cake basket Mrs. d. L. Kirkpatrick
| silver nut basket; Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Miller. silver coffee pot; Mr.. and Mrs
J II. Stewart, fancy parior lamp; Il. l.
Kirkpatrick, silver tea service, D pieces;
IT, L. Kirkpatrick, silver knives and
| forks; Will Kirkpatrick, silver bread
| tray; Everett Kirkpatrick, silver tea
spoons; Mr. and Mrs VIM. Mclaughlin,
| silver berry dish; Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
McCandless, silver celery tray; Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ellsworth Miller, imported fruit
| stand; Mr. and Mrs. James G. Redick,
| silver celery jar; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M
| Savior, silver and china berry dish; Roll
| Fishell, china vegetable dish; Mr.. and
Mrs Ripple, handpainted china CAKE
| plate; Mr. and Mrs. Fishell,3 piece china
| tea service; Mrs Mary Terril, dresser and
stand cover; Mrs. S. Miller, china salad
and olive dish; MIS-. IL. n. ody lo4, Deu
clothes; G. c. Watson, china clock; Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. White, china vegetable
dish: Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Shelter, cnina
soup dish; Mrs Emma E. Vogley, china
salad dish; Mr.. and Mrs. Matterson,
china salad dish; Miss Ivy Matterson,
set china ice cream plates; Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. H. Robb handsome embrolderied
centre piece Mr. and Mrs. j. 5. Gould.
linen table cover and napkins; Mr.. aad
Mrs. D. d. Quigley, silver berry spoon
gold bowel Mr.. and Mrs. J, l.. Ramsey.
decorated water set and tray; Mr. and
Mrs. John Renfrew, s.; DR.. John Y.
Cowden, silver and gold salad fork; Miss
Lulu Young, silver gravy ladle and slaw
fork; L. GoldsniC DIo. & co. silver
syrup jug and try; Mr.. and Mrs. Ram
sey linen towels; Mrs. Phipps, silver
tooth pick holder and pickle dish; Miss
Lena Bolden, embroidered centre piece
Mrs. J. G.. Bolden, silver and gold fish
fork; Mr.. and Mrs. w j. Carver, silver
and gold fish fork; Mrs Renfrew, silver
and gold butter knife; Gilbert Miller,
linen table cover; Rev. Richards, wed
ding album; Miss Laverne MyrtleCraw
ford, cut glass olive dish; Mr. W. 2.
Ramsey, imported work basket.