The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-10

AAA Hito MID oOiiii IlOllIiidH, tile
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Lena Anna Hoffman to Mr. Arch
er Milton Rex, was solemnized
in the presence of a host of rel
atives and friends.
just at twelve O'Clock the wed
ding party took their places uh-
der a large wedding bell suspen-
ded from an arch of cedar Rev.
Louie Humphrey officiating.
The bride was dressed in a
white Messaline silk and carried
a large bouquet of pink carna-
tions. She was attended by her
cousin Miss Francis Stamford,
who was also dressed in white.
The groom was dressed in a
navy blue suit, Mr. Henry Hoff-
man, brother of the bride acted
as best man. After congratu-
lations were extended to Mr. and
Mrs Rex, an elaborate wedding
dinner was served. after which
Mr. and Mrs Rex left by auto for
to take the evening train for
Colorado Springs, where they
will go to Missouri and Iowa to
visit relatives.
The following guests were in
attendance, presenting the cou-
pie with valuable presents:
Mr. and Mrs Henry Pepper, din
ner set, Mr. and Mrs w. D.
REILLY, cut glass water set, Mr.
and Mrs ]. E. Mayer and Mrs
Blackledge, J dozen bread and
butter plates. Mr. and Mrs Orrin
Mayer, ! dozen silver tea spoons.
Mr. and Mrs F. D. Miller, silver
gravy ladle. Mr. and Mrs w. S.
Hunter and dau ghter, cut glass
celery tray. Mr. and Mrs John
Rinne't, sterling silver salad
fork. Mr. and Mrs Thos. Pad.
field, linen table cloth and nap
kins. Mr. and Mrs John Hoffman
brass bed complete. Mr. Henry
Hoffman, administer rug. Miss
Francis Stamford, carving set.
frankie and Marie Edinger, sill
yer tooth pick holder. Mr. and
MRS B. C. Hilliard, cut glass
berry dish and sterling silver
berry spoon. Mr. and Mrs VIM
Brown, china fruit dish and
plate. Mr. and Mrs C. w. Reed
and daughter, cut glass sugar
boal and creamer. Mrs Fred
Bachmann, ! dozen silver table
spoons. Mr. and Mrs Leo Deit-
erman, linen table cloth and en-
ybroidery ceter piece. John Deit-
erman Jr., bed spread. Mr. and
Mrs Tom c. James. Mr. and Mrs
B. P. Klingsmith, tub. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Edinger, linen table
cloth and center piece. Mr. and
Mrs Fred Albin, wool blankets.
DIR and Mrs Carder, casserole.
Mr. and Mrs w. F. Rinker Jr.,
silver salad fork and berry spoon.
Mr. and Mrs Eustice Little, bed
spread. Rheinhardt Mathesius
dozen tea spoons and picture.
c. M. Rex. rocking chair.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Cook hand
Mr. and Mrs p Mourning paint
Mr. and Mrs F. Task od
Miss Myrtle Cook china
Mr. and Mrs Ed Mott set
Messers, DR. ]. S. Rogers, w. T.
Kemp, ]. ]. Kruse Mike Graft
Mr. and Mrs w. E. Willer, sill
yer pie knife. Mr. Frank Dcndero
carving set. Mr. Henry E Smith
glass tea set. Mr. and Mrs T. F.
Williams, aluminium baking dish.
lsMrs Katherine Bachman, en-
broidied sofa pillow. Mr. and
Mrs L.S G. Weiss silver berry
spoon. Mr. and Mrs Gordon Jones
dozen sterling silver tea spoons
Miss Clara Stamford. bon bon
dish. Mr. and Mrs E. o. Rex,
dining room furniature. Mrs
Mary Rigg, souvenir spoon, Mr..
and Mrs T. w. Jones of Iowa,
Silver soup ladle and spoons, Mr.
and Mrs Irven Dilley, Japanese
work lunch cloth, Mr. and Mrs
Alex NUM-, bread mixer, Mr. and
Mrs w. H. Colt, Lunch cloth,
Mr. and Mrs Allen Carnahan, rug
Mr. and Mrs Chas L. Dickerson,
Hsnsome ormolu gilt clock, Mr.
and Mrs B. U. Jamison, Linen
table cloth.