Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-04-16
GRIMEs-PEPPER NUPTlALs.
Was SOlemnized at the Catholic
Church, Saturday, April 9th.

dhN iiii"hh NllulSo was SOleIlulZeu
at the Catholic church in Tonopah on
the evening Of April 9 by Rev. Father
Butler. Both bride and groom have
been popular young people of Tono-
pah since the early days of the camp
and have hosts of friends who filled
the church to witness the nuptials
and afterwards attended the recep-
ton to offer congratulations.
The bride is well known in Eureka
county, her former home, and in
Reno where she attended the State
University. She is a general favor
lite in Tonopah, is a talented singer
and always ready to sing in time Of
public need.
The groom is a capable young bus.
mess man Of Tonopah and is one Of
the firm Of Grimes & Mckenzie.
The brides costume was OF mode
Etemine over Taffetta en- train, trim
mings Of light blue and cream Cheny
lace, made in 1890 style, and carried
a boquet of white brides roses and
carnations.
Miss Roach, the brides maid, wore
a cream colored Albartoss and car
ried carnations and lilies.
! Miss Aaroe, maid Of honor, wore a
white Swiss and carried lilies Of the
valley and carnations.
Miss Belle Pepper wore white or
candle and carried carnations and
lilies Of the valley.
Mendelsohn's wedding march was
rendered by ]. A. Wylie who also
sang "Id Die for Thee" Mrs.
Wylie rendered the beautiful ballad
"Fetters Of Cold
The following is a list Of valuable
presents received by the newly mated
couple:
Silver tea set, Frank Pepper, st.
Louis Mo silver toilet set, w. j.
Stock; mantle clock and meerschaum
pipe, A, Lambert; China salad set,
j d. Lothrop, Goldheld; doz. sill.
yer knives and forks, ]. Ibert; silver
teaspoons and tablespoons, ]. Crimes;
silver teaspoons and butter knife. NJ.
Anderson; silver cake dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ]. Sinclair; silver butter
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis;
China chocolate pot, Miss +. Ford
parlor lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hickey;
silver pie knife, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Proutyi silver pickle fork, Mrs.
Raggio, silver sugar shell, Mr.. and
Mrs, j, Mckenzie; sofa cushion, Mr..
and Mrs. Zeigleri rug, Mr.. McGarry;
Japanese kimona handkerchief. Mr..
and Mrs. Mclaughlin; lace bed set
aud table cover, Misses Meister:
table linen, Mrs. Yost, Eureka; EN-.
broidered doilie, Mrs. H. johnson.
Eureka; carving set, Mr.. and Mrs.
Montague; bread carver, Walter
oahwen; table linen, Miss d. Aaroe:
wearing apparel, Mrs. Mckenzie:
table linen, Mrs Yerxa; lace bed
set, Mrs. Carlin; lounging robe, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Stenson; bed linen and
doilies, Mrs, b. Pepper; bed cover,
Mrs. Zadow; bedroom set, Mrs. Pep.
per; st. Joseph lilies, Mrs. Grimes;
cut glass set, Tom Calehan; silver
bonnet brush, H. Knight; silver bon
Don dish, Bob Pohl and Paul Revert: .
silver toilet set, Miss Roach and Mr..
ISM doz. tumblers, MIR. and Mrs.
T. Ford; berry spoon, Mrs. Chas.
oolei glass water set, VIII and l..
Mc1arty; China cake dish, Leonard
Me6arryi pickle jar, Chas. Written.
oerg; metal clock, Mr.. and Mrs.
.otensonj China cake dish, Miss Mae
ltooerts; J doz. silver teaspoons,
Mrs chas. Grimes; wearing apparel,
MISS A. and NJ. Grimes; cut glass
table set, Mr.. and Mrs. Grow; China
set, Lothrop-D Davis Co. silver
axe knife, Mrs. X. Alphin; doz.
Vine glasses, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
= Nell J doz. cake platas, Mr.. and
yrs W. b Pittman; silver cold meat
Iork Mr., and Mrs. Il. Knickerbocker.
sa,ad fork, Messrs. Aldredge, SUIT. +;
sillie and Mckinney; silver card re.
Ever, Alex Dewari sack potatoes,
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