Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-21

ert Renison, Of the st Johns church.
met the party. and said the few but i'm.
pressive words which united the young
couple Ia the sacred bonds of wedlock,
performing the ring ceremony, and
during these pleasant and interesting
proceedings soft music was heard.
| The bride wore n gown Of crepe de
chene, trimmed with gold passamen.
erie, white silk and white velvet rib
bon, and white veil of beautiful lace
| hung nearly To the floor. In her hand
she held beautiful bouquet OF white
| roses.
THE RECEPTION.
At the conclusion OF the marriage
the happy pair entered the carriage
which was In waiting, and were driven
to the home of the brides parents ON
| west Copper avenue, where they were
given royal reception from until y
o'clock.
The reception rooms were exquisitely
decorated with profusion uf smilax
and potted plants. The young couple
were stationed undera large horseshoe,
which was composed Of pink and white
rOses, where they received congrutula-
tions from host of admirers.
In the adjoining room were two large
tables burdened with hundreds Of pres
ents which had been sent to MIR. aud
Mrs. Medler FROM friends from all sec
tons OF the country. Among the gifts
were cut glass dishes Of nearly every
design; silverware, clocks, candelabras,
rugs, footstools, chair and couch cush-
ions, aud pictures. The groom's pres
ent To his bride was an elegant and ex.
pensive sunburst Of diamonds.
The young people last night left for
the City Of Mexico, where they will en-
joy their honeymoon for week or
more, when they will visit with the
relatives OF the groom In Torreon for
short time. Upon their return TO this
city they will be at homo TO their
friends in their new residence ON west
Tijeras avenue.
SHORT NOTES.
IL was pronounced the prettiest we'd
ding, ana the hats worn by the pretty
maid Of honor and bridesmaids, and tho
veil arrangement of the lovely bride
were indeed eXquisite-the work Of an
artist.
The church arrangements were the
very best, the best man aud the ushers
playing their parts TO perfection.
The red and white-colors chosen for
the marriage blended nicely, making
the effect zone long TO be remem-
bered.n
Benedict Medler thought he played
Il smart trick on his close associates by
expressing his trunks To FL Paso day
ahead Of time. However, when he ar
rived at the Pass city with his lovely
bride, this morning, he found the
trunks appropriately decorated and
prominently displayed on the platform.
He therefore telegraphed to the com
modore as follows: ARRIVED safe: all
well; trunks sick"
Friends in large numbers followed
the happy couple To the depot last
night, and, after attending To the time
honored custom of rice throwing, saw
them safely in the state room OF the
Pullman. Several placards, advising
the other occupants Of the Pullman OF
the happy event, had been previously
prepared, and one, reading as follows,
placed at the state room:
To the Public--The couple in side
have just been married. They are ON
their "Weddln' Towar" the City OF
Wavic" TIiey hish. forget TO men
Jpn the fact to you. That's the Reason
80 tell you about II. Tney ,hInk Ire
henceforth will be one long sweet
dream. You see they are young
things and don't know any better.
DON'T GUY THEM TOO MUCH IT
NIGHT PROVE FATAL.
For further information call on their
DEAR FRIENDS"
ALBUQUERQUE.