Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-11-18
CELEBRATED
SILVER WEDDING
mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman Gave
a Big Wedding Celebration in
Honor of Their Twenty-fifth
Anniversary.

A wedding celebration, such
as few people have the opportu-
nifty of witnessing and enjoying
during an average life time, oc-
Cured here on Wednesday of
this week when Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kaufman celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary
in commemoration of the twenty
five years of their married life.
1t was the intention to carry
out everything as near as pos
sible like their first wedding and
the marriage ceremony was per-
formed over again that morning
at church in the presence of a
large number of friends and rela-
tives. A solemn high mass was
read by Rev. Father Boniface,
assisted by Rev. Fathers James,
Vincent and Odilo, and during
the services Rev. Father Odilo
performed the marriage cere-
mony. The bride was gowned
in a beautiful steel gray satin
gown while the groom wore a
suit of black broadcloth. Mrs.
Joseph Schmidt, of Greencreek,
acted as bridesmaid and Anton
Jansen, of the same place, as
best man, both of whom acted in
similar capacities at the wedding
twenty-five years ago. A march
was played during the services
and the same mass songs were
sung as when the first marriage
took place.
After the services at the church
were completed those present
drove to the fine residence south
of town where an elegant. we'd
ding dinner was served, three
large tables being set for the oc-
casion. At the head table sat
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman and
children, while friends and rela-
tives were grouped at the other
tables. The rooms were taste
fully decorated in silver and
white and made a beautiful ap-
pearance.
After dinner the day was
spent in the usual marriage fes-
tivities, winding up with a big
dance at night.
About three. hundred invited
guests attended the celebration
during the day and evening and
all hoped that the bride and
groom would live to repeat the
celebration on their golden we'd
ding day with as great pleasure
and enjoyment.
Following is a list of the pres
ents and donors:
Soup ladle Louise and Clara Schober
Syrup pitcher :. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry
Jewelry case Mr.. and Mrs. j. Smith
Sick call outfit 49,. Jansen and Lustig
Gravy ladle ...... Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
Cut glass bowl, silver
lined. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kaufman
Berry spoon Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner
Fruit dish. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Roman
Soup Ladle. ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Minis
Tray. .... Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Seubert
Cold meat Fork. 49,. Mr.. & Mrs. Parker
Teaspoons Mr.. & Mrs. John Forsmann
Napkin rings, pot pOurri VI
jar. Mr.. and Mrs. Kurdy
Teaspoons Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Nuxoll
Silver apple. Mr.. & Mrs. ]. Aichlmayr
Teapot, coffee pot : Thony Aichlmayr,
Ferdinand Nuxoll
Candle stick Mr.. and Mrs. Jenny,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Seubert
Fruit dish .......... Peter Klapprich
Silver spoons 80. Otto Ailchmayr
Salt and pepper shakers. s. GOldstone
Tea set. ..F. Forsmann, B. Nacke,
Ben Albers,, Ed. Malerich, Henry
Goeckner, Joe Uhlenkott
Complete silver set !. Mr.. and Mrs.
:, Frank Kaufman
Pie knife ,.,,.e Mr. and Mrs. Foster
Baking dish. 80. Mrs. Francis Hoene,
Mrs. Funke, Herman 'Toennis, A.
A. Unterniner
Bread plate Mr.. & Mrs. John Hoene
Match safe -. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaul
Silver thread table cover - Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruegeman
$5.OO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. FRANK Nuxoll
$4.00. ................. Barney Stubbers