Gilpin observer., 1900-10-11
Welded IN DENVER:
Two Former Central City Young People
Married Tuesday Evening.


| Married Tuesday Evening.
Two weddings occurred in Denver
Tuesday evening, two OF the parties
being very well known in Central City.
Miss Estelle McFarlane, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. McFarlane,
former residents of this city, was married
to Robert Dunkle at the residence Of the
brides parents, 1773 Williams street.
Miss McFarlane has many friends and
former schoolmates here who extend her
their congratulations and best wishes.
Yesterdays News contained the follow
ing:
The house was decorated with unusual
beauty. Upon entering the hall glow
of yellow chrysanthemums famed upon
the vision, and up the balustrades of the
sweeping oak stairway ran the vines and
blossoms of the yellow honeysuckle. Op-
posite the great archway that led into
the drawing room the mantle was banked
with palms and greenery and masses of
white chrysanthemums. Over it hung
a wedding bell of asparagus plumes,
stirred with white carnations. The sit
ting room was in American Beauty roses,
and the dining room in green and white
again.
Beneath the bell of ferns stood the
wedding party. The bride, one of the
most beautiful as well most talented girls
in the city, wore an exquset gown of
white silk grenadine, embroidered
thickly with white forget me -nots. The
skirt was draped with rufiies of white
chiffon and knots of white satin ribbon,
and the ACCORDION pleated bodice had a
yoke and stock Of renaissance lace and a
bertha of Dutchess lace, made especially
for this gown. She wore veil, and her
ornament was broach containing seven
large diamonds presented by her fiancee.
Miss Anna McFarlane was maid of
honor to her sister. She wore dainty
creation of white chigon, trimmed in
white satin ribon and lace, and carried q
huge shower bouquet of white roses.
The bridesmaids, Miss Eugene McFar-
lane and Miss Ruth Dunkle, wore Paris
lawns with dainty little Eton jackets of
lace, white satin girdles and stocks, and
bouqutes Of pink roses. The best man
was Will Atwood of Boulder.
The officiating clergyman was Rev, Mr..
Macarthur. The service was very Simple
indeed. Mr.. and Mrs. McFarlane gave
their consent to the marriage. Then Mr..
Macarthur read selections from the Bible
and from Science aud Health" which
the Scientists hold only second to the
Lords prayer was repeated. Through
out the evening the Dawkins quartet
furnished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunkle left later in the
evening for the east. They will travel
for month before settling in their own
home in Boston. Mrs. Dunkle's going
away gown was a gray tailor made cloth,
appliqued with black, and with toque
OF gray velvet.
| Ernest Morris is the youngest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs r. Morris, formerly in bust
ness on Lawrence street this city. Mr.
Morris is a graduate OF the Central City
High school, and his friends hero extend
him their most sincere wishes for a life
OF success and happiness.
Yesterday q News has the following:
Miss Lillian Eppstein and Ernest Nor
ris were married at @ o'clock last even
ing by Rabbi w. S. Friedman. The
ceremonie WIS performed at the home Of
the bride, 2l55 Franklin street, in the
presence Of sixty friends. At the receipt.
ion which followed 150 guests were
piesent.
The house was handsomely decorated
with American Beauty roses in the par
lor and pink and white carnations
throughout the rest OF the house. Miss
Eppstein wore an elegant gown Of white
satin trimmed in dutchess lace the veil
pinned with q sunburst OF pearls and
diamonds, the gift OF the bridegroom
She carried Bible. Her bridesmaid
was her sister, Miss May Eppstein, who
wore white chiffon and carried Ameri-
Gun Beauty roses, and the best man was
Adolph Morris.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris left for short trip. They will
be at home ut 2l55 Franklin street tenn
porarily, before they begin housekeep.
ing. The bride went away in n smart
black tailor.made travelling suit. A
room full OF elegant presents attested
the frienship which accompanies tho
young people.
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