The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-01-16
A PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING

Married in Eureka Thursday Evening
In the presence OF a large assemblage
of friends and relatives Mr.. Alfred
Theodore Taylor and Miss Jennie
Louise Zadow were united in marriage
at st. James Episcopal Church in Ea.
reka on Thursday evening.
At $50 the bridal party entered the
church, and TO the strains Of the wed.
ding march from Lohengrin played by
Mrs. Rudolph Zadow. preceded BY the
ushers Mr.. Ray Broy and Mr.. Joe
Rebaleati, Misses Adelaide Wilhelm
and Christie Fulton. attendants to the
bride. leading, followed by her maid of
honor, Miss Helen Whitmore. and the
bride on the arm Of her father, Mr..
William Zadow. proceeded to the altar,
where they were met by the groom and
his best man, Mr.. Rudolph Zadow.
Under IN arch from which was sus.
pended q wedding bell, Rev. Percival s.
Smythe Of Elko united the happy
couple in marriage. using the i'm.
pressive ceremony of the Episcopal
Church.
The church decorations were artist.
cally arranged, and were of asparagus
ferns. evergreens. holly berries. carna-
tions. narcissus and lilies, red and
green being the color scheme. A lovers
knot Of red ribbon-implying constancy
-encircled one of the columns Of the
arch.
The bride was handsomely gowned in
q cream silk yelling Of the Directoire
mode. silk braid. lace and silk tassels
completing the waist and sleeve trim
mings. The bridal veil, o cobwebby
film of Brussels point, was fastened by
a cluster of orange blossoms. She
carried . bouquet Of white brides roses
tied with white ribbon.
Her maid Of honor. Miss Helen Whit
more. wore a white princess gown of
messaline silk trimmed with valen-
ciennes insertion and carried a bouquet
Of white carnations tied with white
ribbon.
The brides young lady attendants.
Misses Adelaide Wilhelm and Christie
Fulton. were attired in white batiste
and carried bouquets Of holly berries
tied with red ribbon.
The mother of the bride, Mrs.
William Zadow. wore an empire gown
OF pale blue messaline silk, with ecru
net and Persian trimming.
Immediately following the church
service q reception was held at the
Hotel Zadow. which was in gala attire
for the occasion. The parlors were
decorated in white and green. the
f%estooning Of smilax being a reminder
Of the holiday season. After extending
their congratulations and best wishes
to the bride and groom. a bouffe service
of refreshments were partaken Of by
all before taking their departure.
The bride is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zadow of Eu-
reka, and was born and raised here.
Since the Zadow Hotel was opened in
Eureka by her mother she has been an
assistant to her in the many duties 1t in
wolves and has efficiently performed
these tasks. evincing q character capable
Of being a helpmeet to her husband in
the many strenuous duties in the wed.
ded journey Of life.
The groom is q young man who came
10 Nevada from California to teach in
our public schools. He was principal
Of the Eureka public school for
two terms. giving up teaching to
engage In other pursuits. For the past
year he has been in the employ Of Mrs.
| Zadow ut the Hotel Zadow. Both
young people have many friends In this
community.
The wedding gifts were many and
valuable. Some from distant friends
were in varied lines-one being q large
and handsomely decorated wedding
cake. the gift of Felix Maggini o: San
Jose. California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will reside in
Eureka. having apartments newly fur
nished and ready for their occupancy In
the Colonnade bnilding. an annex to the
Hotel Zadow.