The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-06-23
A Popular Wedding.

At the DeLamar Hotel on the even
ing Of June II, 1899, Mr. Floyd Hartman,
manager of the hotel, and Miss Annie
McDougall, Of DeLamar, were united
in marriage in the presence of nearly
all the better people of the town, Rev.
Fr Burri officiating. The parlors of
the hotel not being near large enough
to hold the number invited to witness
the impressive ceremony, the Wedding
took place in the large reading room
which vas well filed with the friends
of the contracting parties. Niiss Belle
McDousaI and Mr.. John Miles acted
as bridesmaid and groomsman.
After the ceremony and the express
ions OF congratulations and good wishes
Of friends, the room was cleared Of its
ia niture and an orchestra played the
Grand March which was led by the
groom and bride, and several hours Of
merry dancing was enjoyed by the
party, while in the larger dining room
of the hotel refreshments were spread
and everything was made jolly until
late hour
The bride, Canadian, came to De-
Lamar some six years ago with her
father and uncle, and was one OF the
popular ladies here until she returned
to her Canadian home two years ago.
She came back with a younger sister
and received a warm welcome from
friends and admirers here this spring.
The groom, a Virginian, came here
from The Dalles, Oregon, year or
more ago and engaged in mining and
prospecting, and became manager Of
the DeLamar Hotel last spring. He
has made himself popular by his quiet
manner, close attention to business,
ati5ility and good nature.
The happy pair have the good wishes
of all who enjoy their acquaintance,
the NUGoEr joining in wishing them
health and happiness.
The display of handsome presents
received from friends was much ad-
mired by the wedding guests. We give
a list Of the same Us follows:
Table cover, VIM. Gillard; table cover,
J. C. Clawsen; , linen towels. VIM. and
Mrs. Bowden; bed spread, Jack and
Mrs. Hazel; set table linen, c. W. Bruce;
table linen, d. B. and Mrs. Huntley;
card case, d. j and Mrs. Gamble; ladies
cape, Dan McDougall; pair chenille
curtains, W. j. and Mrs. Stoddard; bed
spread, Chas. Forney; lace curtains,
VIM. Haggerty, J. Kemp, VIM. Wicket,
Chas. jenkins; Duree quilt, J. B. Milne;
chenille table cover, j. j. and Mrs.
Baker; art square, Max NesbaUm, Chas.
Fritz, w. r. Helm; fruit stand, Shirl
heger and j. Miles; bed spread, James
and Mrs. Pascoe; set table linen, S. c.
and Mrs. Lawrence; set towels, James
and Mrs. Rodda; set table linen, Wm, |
and Mrs. Fowler; carving set Edmund |
&. Bennett; set silver knives and forks, /
J w. and Mrs. Rowett; . bottles per-
fume, W. S. Par';e; bottle perfume, r.
PIN; silver tea pot, Al Sandkuhl; silver
pickle dish, Jas. and Mrs. Lee; mer-
,haum pipe, A. r.. McDougaii; silver
tray, John and Mrs. Blackwell; cake
knife, Geo. and Mrs. McCabe; carving
set, Ed and Mrs. Morgan; set silver tea
spoons, Mrs. +. Granville; nut cracker,
VIM. and Mrs. Thomas, Jr.; set nut
picks, Chas. Thomas; set silver forks,
rhos. and Mrs. Davey, Jr.; silver tea
set, Fred Hurd and Albert MINIS;
cigar holder, r. McDougall;
silver sugar spoon and butter knife, j.
Lamb; set silver coffee spoons, j. II. W.
md Mrs. Roberts; glove case, Miss