The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-04-03

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home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Walrath Tuesday, at which time
their daughter Bess Lucille was
united in marriage to Mr.. Rob
ert M. Adams, prominent and
successful business man of this
place.
The rooms were darkened and
beau tifully decorated with pink
and white carnations, apple bios
SONS, ferns and orange blossoms.
The electric lights, shaded with
pink glass, were turned on and
produced IA beautiful effect.
Promptly at four O'Clock, to
the strains of Mendelsohn's
Wedding March played by Miss
Leonbardt, the bride and groom
entered the parlor and took their
positions in the archway under
two wedding bells. The bride
was accompanied by Miss Julia
Frederick, who carried pink
roses. Judson Walrath acted as
best man.
The bride was attired in Per
sian lawn beautifully trimmed
with Valencienne lace, and car
ried a beautiful bouquet of white
roses.
Rev. G. G. Giller, pastor of
the First Methodist Episcopal
church, otticiated using the beau
tiful ring ceremony of the church.
He was assisted by Master Vim
cent Dye, dressed as an Episco-
pal choir boy, who presented the
ring at the proper time, borne in
the cup of a Gala lilly. During
the ceremony the piano was
gently played with mut1led tones.
After the marriage ceremony
the sixty guests were served
with an elaborate wedding sup
per, Mrs. Bunnell caterer, ably
assisted by her chef and walters
Immediately after supper the
bride and groom left for the east.
They will 90 directly to Wash
ington, D. c., and then will visit
New York, Boston, Buffalo and
Pittsburg. On April 7th, at the
home of the groom's brother in
Pittsburg, a reception will be
rendered them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams received
many beautiful gifts, a partial
list of which follows:
The groom's present to the bride Is a house
completely furnished. Mr.. and Mrs. Walratl
giving the lots valued at S5OO.OO. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Adams set silver knives and forks
Mr. and Mrs. II. Adams and Everett. table
cloth and napkins. Mr.. Judson Walrath. fcrr
and iardinere. Mrs. l.. F. Reich, stag horI
toilet set. Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty. Administer
rug. Mr.. and Mrs. Linebarger. Mr.. and Mrs
Pound. Mr.. and Mrs McNew. gentleman
willow chair Messers Bush. White and II Il
rocker. Mr.. John Cavender. dozen silver tea
spoons. Mr. and Mrs. Coumbc. s.. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Burrows, SO DR.. and Mrs. Babcoc> and
DIR. Grant RaDctrk, cut glass berry dish
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace. silver carving set
Mr. and Mrs. c. V. Parker steel engraving
Misses Weaver. Lincbarger McNcw. Law and
| Wallace. cut glass sugar and creamcr. Mr.
and Mrs. Clayborne Young. set Havilauc
china plates. Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Lovcland
set of Iiaviland plates. Mr.. and Mrs. Vaugr
an. Labaeee. and 7. A. Smith. set silver tri
spoons. Miss Julia Frederick and Mr.. Rol
Durkee, water set. Miss Iona Lee. fancy
stand Mr.. and Mrs. Werner. Ravcnswood
Virginia. silver oyster forks. Mr.. and Mrs h
Adams. Pittsburg. sugar spoon. butter knit,
and meat fork. Miss IIumberstonc. silvc
berry spoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dye. Mr.
and Mrs. Hoddle and Miss Setter. silver gravy
ladle. Miss Hattie Sheriff.. silver souv"ui
spoon and orange blossoms. Mr.. and Mrs
| FRANK AuatnSOn vase. Miss Bickel. tWt
fancy china plates. Mrs. sue Reich. cenlc
piece. Miss Pendery. set tumbler doylics
Miss Amsden, dresser scarf. Miss Cunning
ham. embroidered toilet case. MIR. and Mrs
Luther Owens. vase. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Palm
er. fancy china plate. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsmau
silver syrup pitcher. Mr. and Mrs. McCor
mick. table cloth. Mr.. f. n. Kelsey. sivc
butter knife. Miss Mary Frederick and Mr
Joe Frederick. sherbet cups. Mrs. Flick. cup
and saucers and towlcIs
Several presents ordered from
a distance failed to arrive in time
A number of friends during tn,
last few weeks have given vari
GUS showers" in honor of Tho
bride. They were followed tC
the train that sped them east
ward by over a score of young