Douglas Island news., 1901-11-27
King-Cashen.

Cashen and Miss Sadie King. Prompt, ly at the appointed hour the tones of the organ rang out through the sacred edifice and Rev. Father Bougis took his place at the altar. The bride, dressed in cream colored satin with a long tulle veil, entered, leaning on the arm of the groom. They were accompanied by Miss Fannie Penglase and MT. John King. The beautiful and impressive ring ceremony was used and after it's completion and the celebration of high mass the couple received the eongratu- lations of their friends.
 The bride is the eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. N. King. She has grown from girlhood to young womanhood in this city. Bright, handsome and ac- complished, she has large circle of friends and acquaintances who love her for her true worth.
 The groom is one of the manly young men of our city, who has helped to make Douglas town. He has built a beautiful home for his bride on Third street, where they will reside, surround ed by friends and we'll wishers
 The bridal party repaired to the home of the brides parents, where wedding breakfast was enjoyed.
 In the evening, beginning at 8 o'clock, reception and ball was held at Oh mans Hall, which was decorated for the occasion with pink and white streamers radiating from the center to the corners of the hall, lace curtains at the windows and boughs of evergreen on the walls. A large wedding bell hung above the chairs occupied by the bride and groom, which were designated by bows of white satin ribbon.
 A seven course wedding dinner was served during the evening at the Royal Cafe to upwards of a hundred guests.
 The happy couple were the recipients of many useful and handsome presents. A partial list is as follows:
 Sewing machine, P. H. Fox and wife; man. tel clock, Argus Mackay; mantel clock, Hugh Tracey; rocker, Pat Milan; silver nut bowl, D. J. Milan and wife; silver crumb tray, John Morrow and wife; silver fish set, Ed. Webster and wife; after dinner coffee spoons, c. H. Bradley; carving set, R. J. Will lis; silver tea set and boquet of flowers, E. J.. n T. Izn wife and H. Hall; silver tea spoons, Miss B.. Nelson; silver card receiver, T. G. s. Hebert; writing set, Mark Smith; toilet set, P. De- man; silver fish spoon, Mir. Marks and wife; sofa pillow, fruit dish and china tea set, F. Bach and wife; fancy vases, Mrs. Chisholm and Agnes Eagan: sofa pillow, J. Brevig and wife; sofa piEtaw, Mir. Murdock a11 wife {; fish fork, Sabina Bonlno; berry dish and carving set, Chas Fox; silver table spoons, Helen and Mary Fox; silver knives and forks and table cover s. T. Bonino; silver knives and forks, Ed. Andrews; silver knives and forks, W. McCormick silver knives and forks, M. Thompson; silver sugar spoon and butter knife, Jennie Bonino; silver tooth pick holder, D. Webster; silver napkin rings, A. L. Anderson and wife; silver napkin rings, Lizzie McKanna; berry set, R. McRae; mush set and cups and saucers, M. c. Howell and wife; set dishes, I. Deman and wife; sill yer tea spoons, NJ. D. Dale and wife; water set, Nellie St. Gyr; tea set and silver tea and table spoons, J.H. Doherty; set china cups and saucers, M. J. O'Connor and wife; china tea set, Geo. and Anna Hain; silver cake stand, Fannie PengIase; silver toothpick holder, Lily Penglase; silver toothpicb hold CT, Oliver Anderson; silver butter dish, the mother of the groom and brother Dan: sil- yer spoons, sugar spoon and butter knife, D. Cashen: fancy plates and celery dish. w.. Gould and wife: album, A. Mcdonald: China tea set, Annie Mccormick: water set, R. Mc- Cormick and wife: tea set and water set, Jer- ry Cashen and wife: chamber set, J. Laugh lin and wife: cuspidore, Mrs. Bently: vases. Alice King: rugs, Annie and Minnie Mu- seth: towels, Tecla Brevig: table linen, J, Powell and wife: table linen, A. Lilystrand and wife: table lHnen- Inc. Eagan and wife: bedspread, J. Calhoun and wife: bedspread and table linen. J.J. Penglase and wife; Low ell's works, Jas. McKanna: Wentworth, Kate Spiers; photo holder, Ernest Stump: mush set, Cassie King: kitchen aprons and dish cloths, NJ. B. Archer and wife: berry dish and bread dish. Frank Calhoun: cuspidore, Essie Glasson: lace curtains, Jno. King: tea set, Steve Kane and wife: table linen rMrs.J. Ross.
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