, 1905-01-05
WEDDING
AT THE CATHEDRAL

wedding. Mrs. George carried a show
er bouquet Of brides roses and lilies
of the valley.
Mrs. lvinsun, who is Mrs. Georges
gCdmOther, played most effectively the
role of the oldest bride present, wear
ing for the second time the elaborate
Partisan costume selected for her gold
en- wedding. The gown is of silvery
brocade and it is worn over a robe of
blue silk. Chiffon and faggoting are
used as g%arniturrs and the bertha is
of old point lace.
Miss Miller wore "A dainty toilette of
white null.
Miss Haley and Miss HUM, the
bridesmaids, were attired exactly alike
in gowns of Nile green crepe de chine,
made in the style Of LOUIS the XIV.
They wore Charlotte Corday hats IL
white. and with their bouquets OF
white carnations and roses mad" a
charming picture which will long &C
cupy a frame in many a memory.
The gentlemen of the party wore,
of course, the conventional black.
An elaborate luncheon was served in
courses in the dining room, and this
feature of the occasion was pronounced
perfect, as indeed were all the appoint
ments of the wedding.
The ices and other accessories were
all in green and white, and the minis
were in the shap e hearts.
A pretty incident OF the marriage
was the ~a,tendclce ia a body of the
young lao:os belonging to Mrs.
Georges class in the Episcopal Sunday
school, who We're present both at the
cathedral Inc az the reception. They
are much gratified that the marriage
of their beloved teacher VIII not eve
the relation which is so lea to them.
Mrs. Haley was assisted by Mrs.
Downey. Mrs. Gardiner and Mrs, Dur
iacher, and 10 pains was spared which
could contribute to I'll a pleasure of the
guests. In the library Miss Hilda Dur
iacher and Miss Helen Manasse distrib-
uted dainty boxes of wedding cake. In
this room, also, the wedding gifts were
arranged. and the display was a most
magnificent one. Silver and cut glass,
china and bric-a brac-everything
which loving hearts could suggest as
suitable for such an occasion appeared
in rich and ~bewildering variety, and for
number and value it is probable the
collection has never been surpassed in
this state.
The mandolin club was stationed
throughout the evening in the upper
hall. and the sweet strains of the
S%tringed instruments added to the
pleasure OF the function. Mr.. and Mrs.
George received a serenade from the
propriate selections being effectively
'endered by the boys.
The happy couple departed for the
east last night. and were accompanied
20 the depot by a merry party Of
The brides going away gown
vas a stunning tailored dress in brown
Birmingham. with Persian trimmings
md hat II gloves en- suite.
Mr.. and Mrs. George will be at home
at the Haley residence after jan
nary Is.
Mr.. Robert George was born at
SpI ingtield, ILL.,, but came here from
Nebraska with his parents some six
e years ago, and may, therefore, al
most be claimed as a Laramie boy,
for here he has made for himself a
most enviable reputation for integrity
and ability in his chosen line of work,
besides winning a desirable social po-
sition. He occupies at present the re
sponsible position of chief clerk to
Agent Breisch. While Mr. George is
to be sincerely congratulated upon the
bride he has won, his wife
may also receive commendation for her
good Judgment in ~bestowing her love.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Haley were mar
ried at Omaha, on the Sth of January,
: IN huS AWAY bSSlI
their chosen place of residence. On
their arrival here they were rendered
reception which was arranged by
Judge Brown, Colonel Downey and
Charles Wagner, and the esteem
for them at that time by this
and important function in the
n tiny town has grown and ex-
with the years until they stand
in the front ranks of the important
people of the state and hold an equally
position in the affection
If their townsmen. Naturally the mar
of their oldest daughter becomes
event of more than statewide in
For a time they lived on me
of their ranches near the Millbrook
property, and there were born their
precious little win daughters, Annie,
the bride, and her sainted but still
idoiized and never forgotten sister,
Adelaide. To this dear girl were dedi-
Gated many loving and tender remem
brances by the family and friends on
this, the most momentous occasion of
the life of her twin sister. These girls
grew up together, loving and beloved
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