The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-04-25
The Hogan-Spooner Wedding.

Shortly after noon last Sunday, Clara,
the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. X.
Spooner of Carson, was united in mar
riage to Howard Hogan of Virginia
City. The wedding was a private one,
only relatives and immediate friends
of the contracting parties being pres
emit; but from two TO four o'clock the
Spooner home was invaded by friends
who had been invited to the reception
and who were glad of the opportunity
afforded them to shower their congrat-
ulations upon the newly welded pair
The bride, a bewitching young
woman, who has been general favorite
from her youth up, was attired in
magnificent costume of embroidered
white chiffon made over brocaded taf-
feta silk, trimmed with accordion
plaitings and tiny ruchings of NOUS
seine de sole, the bodice being taste
fully embellished with silk applique
insertion and white velvet ribbon.
The hair was Hastily and simply Golf
fured, the only ornamentation being
a spray of white carnations. The bride
carried bouquet of superb carnations
and point lace handkerchief of price
less value, the latter most exquisite
piece of handiwork, fashioned by the
deft fingers of the groom's sister.
The groom, a manly young fellow,
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and bore himself with ease and dignity
during the trying ceremony. Mr..
John Mahood of Virginia performed
the duties of best man and the bride
was attended by Miss Martha Harley,
a sprightly brunette, also from Virginia
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Hogan left for Reno on
the evening train, returning on We'd
nesday to Virginia City where cozy
home awaited their coming.
Among the guests from abroad were
Mr.. and Mrs. Stock and Miss Hattie
Corbett of Virginia City.
The bridal gifts were numerous and
costly, among which were noticed the
following:
Piano and bedroom set-Mr. and Mrs.
K. Spooner.
Check for fifty dollars - Mr.. J. Hogan,
Mayfield, Cal.
Decanter-Alice Badly.
Chocolate set-Mrs. J. Hogan.
Half-dozen Haviland plates = Miss
O'Brien.
Haviland plates-Mrs. Bergevin.
Limoges plates-W. w. Wise.
Lace Handkerchief-Mrs. Cochran.
Point lace collar-Mrs. Beckstead.
Feather fan-Mrs. J. Spooner
| Ivory fan-Miss Olive Spooner.
/ Glove case-Mrs. A. Litchenberg.
Handkerchief case-Mrs. II. Litchen-
berg.
Water set-Mrs. Fox.
Pin cushion--Mrs Malo.
Lace handk erchief-Miss Elstner.
Photo Souvenir Stanford University
Everett Hogan.
Embroidered center piece-Ethel Stone.
Embroidered tray cloth-Lena Crabb.
Cut glass .service-The Misses Leport.
Handpainted sofa pillow-Mrs. Mcleod
1 Embroidered sofa pillow-Miss Irene
Hogan.
Point lace handkerchief-Miss Hozan.
Sofa pillow-Sadie Sweetland.
Gilt clock-Mrs. Kinney and Mrs.
Knoblock.
Dresden clock--R. II. Barnes.
Cut glass shakers-Mr. and Mrs. Will
Davis, Stockton.
Haviland cracker jar and cut glass
shakers-Mrs. Hurley.
Two pictures-Mrs. Coffin.
Two petticoats-Mrs. NJ. Martin.
One dozen linen towels - Mrs. X.
Spooner.
Half dozen pillow cases-Mrs. Wise.
One box howers-Hazel Crisler, Chico.
Quantity of fiowers-Mr. and Mrs.
Hogan, Mayfield.
Bonbon spoon-Grace Collins.
Chocolate set-Hattie Corbett.
Sugar spoon-Kate Vogt.
Cut glass shakers-Clara Murray.
Berry set-Alice Badly.
Cut glass water pitcher, mounted in
silver-Mrs. ID. Brault
Sugar spoon-Ida Higgins.
Kitchen range = Mr.. and Mrs. Stock,
Virginia City.
China tea set fifty pieces and lamp
Mrs. Toner, Virginia City.
Dinner set, 100 pieces, Chamber set,
water set, lemonade set and many other
silver and glass pieces from Virginia
friends, but which were taken directly to
the Virginia City home.
Cut glass service-John Mahood, Vir-
ginia City.
Handsome lamp - Edward, Emmett
and William Walsh.
Berry spoon-Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Harris,
Virginia.
Silver mounted hat brush-Sadie Reid.
Bonbon spoon-Pearl David.
Bonbon spoon-Percy Elstner.
Coldmeat fork-Mr. and Mrs. E. Mid
dleton.