The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-01-05

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warranted in numbering Mr.. j. Ii.
Harley among their group Of three or
fur intimate friends. 1t is a tribute to
Mr.. Harley's tact and courtesy that he
has never failed single member of this
very large clientele although occasion
ally discoverer OF the number of his
idolaters is shocked by the inevitable
reflection upon his own Insignificant
place in the circle. The Harley home.
steal is one, where choice spirits have
met and learned to approve Mr.. Harley's
judgment in the selection Of the most
vital element of happiness and well-be-
ing. Even in so new a place as Lincoln
traditions have attained notable bulk
and Mr.. ana Mrs Harley have contrib
uted generously to the social history Of
Lincoln. Their daughter Dora, who
was married on last Saturday night at
Holy Trinity, to Mr.. Frank Jasper Gus
tin. of Salt Lake City, is likely to keep
alive the spirit she has in berited. Quite
independently Miss Harley has made
her own circle from which she will be
very much missed.
At half past six on Saturday, the
twenty. ninth of December, (the anniver-
sary OF the BRIDES grandmother, brother
and aunt Miss Rice played the quick
ening Lohengrin march. At the first
notes, the stately, ever-beautiful and
solemn wedding procession began. First
the ushers; Mr.. John Harley, Mr.. Paul
Fitzgerald and Mr.. Bischoff OF Nebras-
ka City, the bridesmaids. Miss Ellen
Gere and Miss Ada Heaton together in
pale green barege, carrying holly
wreaths, Mise Richards alone in pale pas
tel green and carrying holly wreath,
and the maid of honor, blond, daintlly
erect, Miss Edna Harley in white Persian
lawn and carrying shower bouquet of
narcissi and ferns; the couriers of the
bride who came in on her fathers arm
The brides gown was OF white corded
silk with tulle veil fastened by Narcis-
sus. Her graceful. dignifed, we'll poised
march was az example to brides. The
groom and his best man, Mr.. Villas
Sheldon Of Nehawka, met them at the
altar, where the Rev. Francis W. Eason
married them. The church was deco
rated in the Christmas colors, green and
red berries; holly. branches of magnolia,
evergreen and southern smilax. Only
the relatives and close friends Of The
family were present.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the brides parents.
The decorations in the house were SIM
liar to those in the church, only more
elaborate. Masses of evergreen and
galaxy leaves were on the mantle and
festooned from the chandeliers. Mr..
and Mrs. Harley, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustin parents of the
groom, Mrs. Gustin, grandmother, and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Harley received the
guests. In the dining room refresh
ments were served by Mrs. E. G. Fol-
eom who wore her wedding gown. She
was assisted by Miss Ford, Miss Clara
Hammond. Miss Frances Gere and Miss
Ames. The young ladies we're in pink
and the decorations Of the dining room
matched the gowns. In the library
Miss Towne served coffee, assisted by
Miss Edith Ford, Miss Nancy GilchrIst
and Miss Jessie Moore. The decoration
Of the library we're red and the young
ladies were in white.
The out Of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Gustin OF Kearney, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Gilchrist. Nancy and Frank Gil