Gilpin observer., 1914-07-02
A NOTABLE WEDDING.

A NOTABLE WEDDING.
One of the most notable weddings
in the history of Gilpin county took
place June Both at high noon at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. VIII.
liam Ayers, 444 Lawrence street, in
this city.
The contracting parties were, Mr..
Geo. Williams, dispenser of DR.. Kel-
ley's latest discoveries of radio.ac-
tive remedies at the Davies Pharma.
cy, and Miss Laura j. Ayers, also of
this city. and formerly engaged in
directing the young idea in paths
leading to glory and renown.
The bride was born in Gilpin county
where the crests of its graceful hills
gently kiss the soft and fleecy clouds
idly floating in the azure sky. The
groom was born amongst the verdant
hills in far off Wales, where its cliff
bound shores are ever being lashed
by the devastating tongue of the an
cry sea-
When the silvery tones from the
monstrous bell in the lofty belfry at
the city hall were peeling forth their
Joyous notes at high twelve, calling
the craft of laborers from labor to
refreshments, this comely pair step
ped forth from their respective cham
bers, and joining hands marched to
the rythmical strains OF Lohengrin's
wedding march to the selected spot
under the fragrant floral bell where
the words were spoken, uniting them
forever in the holy bonds of matri-
mcny.
The bride gracefully carried in her
hand beautiful boquet of white tea
roses, emblematical of a pure and
contrite heart. Her attending brides
maid was her sister, Lille, who car
ried boquet of rich American beau
ties. in deep contrast to her exquis-
ite and delicate coloring. The bride
was most charmingly gowned in a
robe of white satin, with its SHIN
mering folds mantling her dainty and
petite form. Her attending maid was
robed in the habiliments of the ultra
fashionable, the delicate folds of her
pea-green drapery gracefully falling
about her classic and superb form.
The groom was faultlessly attired
in suit Of black serge in perfect
accord with his department and de-
corum. but which did not completely
conceal his Apollo-like proportions.
The grcomsman was W. ". Trebil-
cock, of this city. The officiating
clergyman who had the pleasure of
launching this happy couple upon the
placid waters of Hymen's blissful
sea, was the Rev. G. A. Cage, pastor
of the NJ. E. church. of this city.
The drawing room, reception room
and banquet hall were each tasteful
ly decorated with profusion of beau
tiful and fragrant flowers, and huge
boquets of choice blossoms adorned
the banquet table. which was laden
with the choicest of viands that
tempt the palate of man.
A large concourse of relatives and
friends were in attendance from Den
Yer. Central City and other points
Of the state. who showered them with
rice and all the proverbial compli-
ments attending such occasions, as
they entered their automobile which
conveyed them to the depot from
whence they departed on their honey
moon trip to Denver, Manitou Colo
rado Springs, and other points in tie
state.
Their wedding gifts were many and
elaborate, and are securely locked
in the impregnable vaults of the
First National bank of this city.
awaiting their return. They will be
at home to their friends in this city
after July 10th.
And in her deep consummate Joy.
Eyes beaming on her darling boy,
She says, Together we will pull,
Because, by George, of happiness I'm
full"
My heart, dear Laura, Ayers I'm true
And ever thus I'll be to you,
The sun through courtesy holds back
its light,
In honor of your eyes. to me as
bright.