The Republican journal., 1902-01-23
A WEDDING RECEPTION IN MONROE

| tuesday evening, Jan. 14th, Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy d. Littlefield gave wedding recep-
tion and dance in Monroe town hall. The
weather was favorable and a large number
| OF friends were present. When the COM
pany were all gathered the newly welded
couple entered the hall, marched to the
| front OF the rostrum and after being intro
| duced by F. A. Nye led in the grand march
and circle The music was furnished by
Nye's orchestra. fine treat of popcorn,
peanuts, candy and cigars was furnished
during the evening, which was very enjoy
ably passed in dancing. The bride and
groom are popular young people and held
in very high esteem by all who know them.
At late hour the merry company bade
their host and hostess good night with
many good wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Little
field were the recipients of large number
of valuable and useful presents, for which
they return many thanks. Following is
list of the gifts and their donors: Mr..
and Mrs. I. d. Clements, pair blankets and
bed spread; Mrs. Sarah Littlefeld, silver
berry spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clements,
parlor lamp; May Littlefeld, silver pie
knife; Capt and Mrs. George Carver, New
1ork, sterling silver teapot and sugar bowl !;
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith, table cloth !;
Mrs. Amanda Morton, parlor lamp; Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Clark, silver cake basket; Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Littlefeld, wash bowl and pitcher;
Charlie Smith, towel; Mrs. Mary DeShorn,
Mrs Ca11ia tod oh;
set; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Littlefield, wash
bowl and pitcher; Mr. and Mrs Walter
Twombly. five dollar gold piece Mrs. Maria
Clark, braided rug; Mr. and Mrs. f. L.
Palmer, glass set; Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Carver, New York, oAe dozen sterling
teaspoons; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Black, ster-
ling sugar she'll Mr.. John Carver, crochet
ed table mat; Mrs. James Roundy, pair
towels; Mr.. and Mrs Albert Thompson,
50; Mrs. Stephen Clark, 80 cents; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. z. Clements, 81; Mr. James
Roundy, % cents Mrs. Della Nealey. water
pitcher. box silver polish; Mr.. and Mrs.
LeRoy Dow, two sterling table spoons ;
Sidney Fisher, Lottie Bracket, glass berry
dish and one half doz. sauce dishes ::
Aioi SlCiHCHtSs pan VASES MI. anu
Mrs. S. NJ. Webber, cup, saucer and
dolly; Herbert Cooper, egg beater; Maude
Dollotf, fancy plate; G. II. Smith, fancy
plate; Charlie Ryder, fancy plate ;
Alice Twombly, platter; Lizzie Webber,
two plates; Lulie Scribner, glass dish ;
Lizzie Patterson, berry dish Mama Staples,
fancy plate; Sadie Foss, glass dish; Clin-
ton York tnothnialy bolJ vi
Der, rose jar; John Payne, vase; Leroy
Webber, finger bowl; Geo. Clements,
match safe; Josie Buzzell, berry dish !;
Lizzie FOSs, glass DISH Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
ton Haley, bread and milk set; Freda
Patterson, glass dish; Belle Barden, glass
cake stand; Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Nealey,
table spoon and mug; Eliza Clements, glass
dish; Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Nealey, pair
tumblers; Mrs. L. J. Wildes, syrup pitcher :;
Mrs. Gilbert Simpson, pickle dish; Stella
Parker, glass dish Chester Curtis, cup and
saucer; Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Dyer, butter
dish and berry dish; Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
Patterson, comb and brush tray; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Stevens, celery dish; Mr..
and Mrs. George Palmer and Carrie Wildes,
water pitcher; Mamie Curtis, pair towels !;
Wilbur Weber, pitcher; Percy Grant,
milk pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Palmer,
pair towels; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conant,
pair towels; Susie Young, glass berry dish ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nye, berry dish; ;
Granville Morrill,, chamber; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Clements, jardiniere stand; Mr..
Horace Webber, two tin kettles; Chas.
Yates, Chet Webber, G. NJ. Twombly,
chamber; Fred Whitney, mop handle; Mr..
and Mrs J. B. Nealey, bamboo easel; L.
w. Clements, chamber; Mr.. and Mrs. P.
White, framed picture; Howard Clements,
cup and saucer; Sam Wallace, table cloth;
Dora White, Annie Rtchie, Nellie Bartlett,
Edith Libby, Hattie Clements, Sarah Jones,
Julia White, Elsie Chase, Thomas Ritchie,
willow rocker.