Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1899-10-19
Hatten-TuaI.

One of the prettiest affairs of the
past week took place at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Hatten in Area.
dia Wednesday eVening-the pleasant
event being the marriage of their
daughter Blanche to Mr.. Selden j.
Tual. During the past fortnight there
has been no little talk about their mar
riage, and between times there has
been great ado over the quantity OF
handsome gifts which had been arriv-
ing from all parts of town and differ
ent states. Mr.. Tual is widely known
throughout the Valley and surrounding
country and counts his friends. by the
hundreds; and as the young couple
are both immensely popular a great
many people were interested in the
wedding and anxious to do honor to
the occasion.
At the sound of the wedding march
the doors were thrown open and the
bridal couple entered the parlor. Rev.
Mr.. Lowe, pastor of Fort Hill church,
awaited their approach in the center
OF the large apartment, and the cere-
mony took place exactly at the hour
set, 8 o'clock.
The ceremony was an elegant affair
with only relatives and intimate friends
of the two families present, numbering
in all about fifty.
The apartments were all daintily ar
ranged, the dining room being espec-
tally pretty. The bride, a graceful,
beautiful and attractive girl, wore a
delightfully pretty wedding gown OF
white. The material was white Ben
galene silk combined with imported
pearl passementerie and mousseline
de soire. The corsage was high with
transparent yoke of mousselue. the
yoke extending into a vest IN front.
The skirt was plain, edged with double
ruchings of the silk. Miss Hatten has
wealth of beautiful golden brown
hair which was dressed high In one OF
the new French styles, ornamented
with white roses and loops of ribbon.
She carried fan, gift of the groom.
After the wedding there was an
elaborate dinner gotten up by the
brides mother, which showed taste,
elegance aud culinary art. At the
conclusion Mr.. Tual and his bride
prepared for their departure from the
brides home, and will now be at home
to their many friends at his home on
College Street, Arcadia.
The presents are as follows: Mr..
and Mrs. Walters, Bismarck, Mo-, sill
yer card receiver; Miss Blanche Raney,
Greenville. Mo-, silver gold lined
cream ladle; Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Rock
we'll, Arcadia. porcelain hand-painted
clock; Miss Ada Palmer, Ironton, glass
water set; Mr.. and Mrs. Mangold, Ar
cadia, oak rocking chair; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Butler, Bismarck, Mo-, silver
fruit stand; Mr.. Paul Myers, silver
fruit stand; Mr.. Phil. Vanlear, Little
Rock. Ark, silver syrup pitcher; Mrs.
Kuhn, aluminium pitcher; Miss Viola
Gosney, frosted aluminium waiter; Mrs.
Zuehide, aluminium dipper; Mr.. and
Mrs. Goody koontz, handsome comfort;
Mrs. Rover, silver tete-a-tets set; Knox
and Lille Goodykooutz, banquet lamp;
Mr.. Seat Hatten, So; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
c. Baird. silver gold-lined cream ladle;
May Goody koontz, fancy cup aud sau-
GER; Will and Geo. Hatten, pair of sill
yer tooth pick holders; Miss Kate
Tierney, So; Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hatten,
china dinner set and silver tea and
dessert spoons; Walter Hatten. silver
piece and sugar spoon; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. C. Tual. family Bible and silver
knives and forks; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.