The Colorado statesman., 1906-11-03
List of Wedding Gifts
And the Social Wedding Parties of
the Talbert-nontgomery Nuptials

The Talbert- Montgomery wedding
party was entertained pevious to the
wedding on Wednesday, Oct. "a as fol-
flows: Saturday afternoon Oct. Goth.
Miss Ethel Clark gave sumpteous din
ner in their honor this was followed by
6 o'clock dinner party by Miss Ro-
main Gay, while in the evening the
party was royalty entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. James Martin; and the follow
ing Monday evening found them enjoy
ing the hospitality of Mrs. Louis George,
Following is the list of presents received
by the happy couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Hunter Talbert;
Hand painted salt and pepper
shaker, Mary Stone; ha.s painted
bread plate, Grace Montgomery: one
| dozen linen napkins, Mrs. Kanstky
linen table cloth, Mr. and Mrs. Threat:
bcdspread, Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins; cut
glass water pitcher, Mrs. C. II. Barnes
and daughters; silver fruit tray, Miss
Mary Powell, Los Angeles, California;
cut glass berry dish, Miss Mary
Thirkles; $500, Walter Whitaker,
Normal. Illinois; linen tray cloth. Mrs.
F. G. Turner; linen handkerchiefs, Ida
Greenly; sideboard scarf. Ida Down.
ing; collar, Mrs. Arthur Newsome;
linen table cloth and silver ladle, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Talbert, Wilberforce,
Ohio: lace curtains, Mr. and Mrs. Tur-
nei. Wilberforce, Ohio; two linen
sheets, Mrs. Mary Higgins; leather
centerpiece, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Adams;
china dinner set, Clyde Winslow, Will
be1force. Ohio; half dozen solid silver
tablespoons. William Montgomery
Leavenworth, Kansas; half dozen solid
silver teaspoons, Mr. and Mrs. Nc
kee, Leavenworth, Kansas; linen cen.
terpiece, Mayme Jones, Chicago. Hi.
nois; linen handkerchief Mrs. Todd
Lcavenworth, Kansas: half dozen
fringed napkins, Mrs. Grandy. Leaven
worth, Kansas: half dozen napkins
Mre. Hazelridge, Leavenworth, Kan
sas; Persian blanket, Mrs. l.. II
Knight; cut glass olive dish. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Porter; Chinese salad dish
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cooke; cut glass mint
dish, MIR. and Mrs. Thompson and son
cut. glass water pitcher, Mr. and Mrs
j. Fagins and daughter, Cincinnati
ONO; half dozen punch glasses and
toothpick holder, Frances and Mrs
Alma Smith, Atchison. Kansas: two
hand painted vases, Miss Sadie McEn
tree; silver baking dish, Mr.. and Mrs
G Savage; half dozen salad forks
Mrs. E. Haskins and daughter; silver
serving set, Anderson Knight, John
w. Morris, Q. j. Gilmore, Clarence w
Pritchette, Harry Barbee. John E
Conway and Newton Walker: china
chocolate set, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Nor
ris; hand painted water pitcher, Mr.
and Mrs. Washington; silver sugar
spoons, Mrs. w. B. Fields and son Ju
Illus; linen dresser scarf and hand
painted salt and pepper shaker. Mr.
and Mrs. Willis R. Thomas: linen
lunch cloth. Mr.. and Mrs. C. II
Holmes, New York City; linen lunch
cloth, James Knight, Wilbarforce
Ohio; silver sugar spoon, Miss Young
Let.venworth; hand painted salld disn
MI and Mrs. II. F. Smith: hand
painted ice set. Mr.. and Mrs. Srnithea
and sons; Battenburg handkerchief {
Miss Parthenia Lyons; half dozen s,l
Yer after dinner coffee SPOONS. Mr
ami Mrs. Wade and mother. cut flass
berry bowl. Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. FUR
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Craig. Mrs
A Finley and Mr.. George Walleuir I'd
lunch cloth. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. we-h;