The Elbert County tribune., 1903-01-08
Mitchell-Dietrieh.

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Cemmuuieated
One Of the prctticst home weddings Of
the SEASON. occurred at . p. m. New Years
day at the home OF Jacob Dietrich, five
miles north OF Elbert, when his son,
August Dietrich, led to the altar one of
Eibert county's Unrest daughters, Miss
Agnes Maine Mitchell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Mitchell The brides
maid was Miss Flora Mitchell, sister OF
the bride, and Walter Tripp was best
man Little Edith and Ethel Corbett
were the ring bearers. Rev. E. b.
Gramcko, pastor OF tho Elbert Presby-
terinn church, performed the ceremony
in an able and impressive manner.
The bride, native OF Bonnyrigg. Scot
land, was gowned in Countess de Cas-
tellnne robe of delicate pink moire silk,
trimmed with cream applique, narrow
velvet ribbon, battenburg lace, bows and
chou chou of white satin ribbon. She
wore white silk gloves and white kid
slipper, necklace OF pearls and brooch
Of diamonds and opals, present from
the groom. She carried beautiful
Irish point lace handkerchief which took
prize at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
The groom looked elfpossessed and
happy and wore the conventional black
The bridesmaid wore white null trimmed
with lace and ribbons and made over
pink. The ring bearers were beautifully
dressed in white.
The decorations were directed by Mrs
Julia Lamb and were both pretty and
effective Evergreen and mistletoe pre-.
vailed.
Tie culinary department was under
the supervision OF Mrs. ID. ID. Detwiler
and Nlrs. Owen Lamb, and was a grand
sucrcss. The seating capacity at the
table was thirty-six.
The following is list of the presen Is
received:
Mr.. and Nrs. Adam MITCHELL father aud mother
Of tbe bride, feather bed and pillows two pair
blankcts two white counterpaner. chamber set
Jacob Dietrich, father OF the groom, dining table
aud sir chairs
Mr.. and Mrs. P, II. Mulligan. -nkaline com.
fortcr
Mr.. Trip aud son. Denver oil painting.
Mrs J. NJ. schwalu. Denver. silver nut picks
and half dozen silver Individual rcts.
Nj. and Mrs.. NJ. Beaudrey, silver meat fork.
Mr.. aud Mr-. Joseph Oaks. linen table cloth.
Mr. sud Mrs. Z. r. Baldwin. water set
Mr.. aud Mrs. u. g. Cnrbeit, foncy photograph
OF tho little ring bearers.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. KILN, linen table cloth
Mr. and Mrs. owen Lamb. hand painted tea set.
NJ VIM. Leach and con. half dozen napkins.
ar and Mrs.. =. Mocarien. linen table cloth.
Mr.. aud MR.. A. carnahan aud MIR. and Mrs D.
d. Detwiier, bedroom suite
John and James Mitchell, silver tea set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Knotz Falcon wool carpet.
Miss Flora Mitchell. fruit dish.
Alex Oaks, silver syrup pitcher.
Mr. and Mrs. a. II, Georgin, silver sngar shell
and butter knife
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Purden. silver berry spoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Clark aud Mrs. c. Il. Clark,
half dozen china pie plates.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Potter and son. silver but
ter dish aud knife.
Little Vera Potter, toothpck holder.
Paul and Dan Jones, china salad dirh.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Baldwin, linen table cloth.
Jimmie Baldwin, china bread plate.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, water set.
Mr. and Mrs. a. q. Putnam and Miss Putnam.
china ereamer aud sugar bowl
Misses Mary aud Anna HelGetb, John and Paul
llelgeth, linen table cloth aud towels.
Mr.. and Mr.. Charles Beckman- carving Get.
Dick and John Mulligan, linen table spread.
Mr.. and Mr.. Baltz Gaylor, set silver teaspoons
Miss Emma and Adolph knnze, ret teaspoons.
Clarence Williams and Miss Libble white, half
dozen napkins aud oil eruet.
Mr. aud Mrs Joseph Eisenberg, parlor limp.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Gold, sheets, pillow slips,
linen table cloth and half dozen napkins.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Boston, berry dsh.
Mr. and MrA. Harry Decker. salad dlsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W, Peterson, Colorado Springs,
silver sugar shell.
VIM Duthre, uncle Of the bride, two linen
dresser scarfs half dozen linen towels, linen "a
bic cloth, dozen napkins, one dozen each silver
desert spoons, silver teaspoons. and silver knives
,ra fark.