The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-12-02

A very pretty wedding celebrated 10
the Holy Trinity church Wednesday
morning at half past ten o'clock was
that Of Miss Josephine Lottridge and
Mr.. Frederick Kivd. The decorations
we're simple hat very effective. Palms
and airy bows OF white tulle decorated
the chancel. Rev. Eason performed the
ceremony. and Miss Elsie Fawell, gowned
in white, sang the Lohengrin wedding
march. Messrs. Baldwin, Butler, Mar.
ley aud Lehman, the ushers, preceded
the tiny ring.bearer. Josephine Lot.
fridge, who was gowned in white and
carried the ring on white satin pillow.
The bride entered on the arm OF her
mother and was met at the altar by the
groom. attended by MIR. Homer Honey
well. The bride wore an artistic gown
Of gray Venetian cloth, trimmed with
white applique, the skirt en train and
having knifo-plea,ing OF silk at the
foot. the bodice deliberately trimmed in
white satin applique with slight touch
OF violet. and white satin yoke. The
hat matched the gown, and beau tiful
bunch Of violets completed the toilet.
Mrs. Lottridge Kern was gowned in
black grenadlne over black silk, trimmed
in velvet, and wore hat to match her
gown. A breakfast Immediately followed
the wedding. at which only the wedding
party, relatives and the following out-of-
town visitors we're present: Messrs. and
Mesdames Brad Slaughter, John Lot
fridge, Mr.. George B. Millar. Miss Ella
Breckenridge, all Of Omaha: Mrs. r. r.
Genge and daughter, Of Osceola; Mre.
Gewman, Des MONIES. Ia. Miss Lot
tridge's parents came on the first train
that ever found it's way into Lincoln.
Her father, John d. Lottridge. had great
faith in Lincoln aud was an honored
citizen. He died in 1875. Miss Lot.
fridge was born in Lincoln aud has large
number OF friends. Her education was
completed in the university. Mr.. Kind
has lived in Lincoln for about ten years
and is connected with the r. H. Oakley
Coal Company. Mr.. and Mrs. Kind left
on the 2:15 train for Chicago, and will
be at home to their friends January lst
at Twelfth and T streets.
The employees Of Mr.. Henry Herpol.
sheimer went in a body to his home
Wednesday evening and effected a CON-
plete surprise upon him. Mrs. Herpol.
sheimer had induced her husband to
leave home early in the evening. Upon
his return he found the house dark, but
when the lights were struck he found
himself in the midst OF about one hun
dred and fifty guests. During the
course Of the evening Mr.. s. H. Surer,
on behalf OF the employees, presented
Mr.. Herpolsheimer with very hand.
some silver shaving set. Music and
games occupied the greater part OF the
evening. Ices were served in the din
ing room where smilax was festooued
from the ceiling to the table and cut
flowers we're arranged about the room.
The following guests we're present: Mes.
danes Wernstedt, Keegan, Bristol, En-
sey, B>lshaw, Mcbride. Gadd, Hursb,
Israel, Hubbard, Sidel; Misses White.
Brown. Ault, Gurnon. Hauck, Gels, r.
Wendelin, Deneke, Heiser. Wallhers,
Wsrrick, Carlisle, Heissr, Wood, Den ie.
Schoenberg, Hauck, McGee. Malone,
Brown, Davis, Eueik. Davis, Tumble.
brekman, Kennerdy, Hodovick. Dybbro,
Thiebut, Cornish, Peters, Hoose, Long.
Palm, Williams, Geiser, Banks. Fellows,
Gilmore, Enslow, Hemmiughaus, Bal