, 1921-10-29
NlcoIaysens Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary.

Nlcoinyneu1
Wedding Anniversary.
A social event which VIII long be
remembered In the hearts OF over n
hundred Of the early pioneers OF the
city, some Of whom are now resident
in tho resort spots OF the United
states. was held last evening IN recos-
niron OF the thirtieth wedding anni-
versary OF the marriage OF Miss
Ciemenuna S. Evans and Peter C
Nicolnysen. which was the nrst serv-
ices to be performed in the First
Episcopal church Of this city.
Every guest at the dinner which
was served last night at the Henning
hotel was either present at the wed
ding ceremony thirty years ago or a
friend OF At least rs years standing
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nicoiaysen. Besides
receiving nearly $50 persons in per-
son, many messages OF heartfelt con-
graduation and best wishes sen from
former pioneers who were unable 10
attend the function were received by
host and hostess.
! The dining tables which were set
in tho banquet hall of the Henning
hotel were ~gorgeously decorated with
ten dozen rcd roses which were later
given to the women guests. A NINA
ture bride and room marked h
place Of Mr.. and Mrs Nlcoiaysen.
while a brides bouquet OF roses was
presented to Mrs. Nicoiaysen. Mr..
Nicolaysen vas given a boutonniere-
Grace was asked ny tho Rev. Philip
X. Edwards In gratitude for the many
blessings showercd upon Mr.. and Mrs
Nioolaysen during h past 80 years
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fortune and happiness that have
marked their union
During the serving of the sumptu-
GUS banquet old-time songs were sung.
led by Mrs. Sells at the plano. "Wyo-
ming" when You and 1 Were Young
Maggie" SILVER Threads Among the
Gold" and Aud Lang Syne" were
sung.
The messages received In honor of
tho occasion were read by ex-Gov. B.
B. Brooks.
Before tho close of the dinner. Mr..
and Mrs. Nlcolaysen were presented
with a heavy silver waste bowl which
completes a set of peacock silver in
tho Adams pattern for tho host and
hostess A bouquet OF 80 huge yell
low chrysanthemums were also given
to Mrs. Nicolaysen by tho members
OF her family.
The dancing for the evening wns
opened with a Virginia reel. followed
by a reading given by Lawrence
Jameson. The selection was hose
an original one by Mr.. Jameson chos-
en- for its appropriateness to tho vir-
ginia reel. Other old fashioned dances
were enjoyed until the close of the
wonderful entertainment.
Among the dinner guests who were
also present at the marriage cere-
mony which the occasion marks. were
w. T. Evans. father of the bride: Mrs.
Edith Evans Weiderhold. sister OF
the bride; the Mesdames and Mcssrs.
b.. b.. Brooks. NJ. l.. Bishop. w. A.
Blaclmore. Henry Bayer. u. Erben.
NJ J.. Gothberg. Robert Grieve, John
Heageny. Tom Hood. VIM. Jones, DR..
and Mrs. H. r. Lathrop, John Nc
Grath. Tom Mills. T. s. steed. Car
penter; the Mesdames Winnie Buck
nan Davis, w. T. Evans, Janet
Grieve. Jamison. RAFFERTY,. A. A.
Shuttle. E. r. Sturgeon. Miss Edna
Smith and Messrs. Jef Crawford.
John Grieve, A. J.. Cunningham. o.
car Heistand. w. s. Kimball. Sr., NJ
p. Wheeler and r. e. White
The other guests at the wedding
who were unable to be present md
semi word of congratulations were
the Messrs and Mesdames Dan Spies.
William Missou) Hines of Denver.
Dan Rhoades OF Santa Monica. Cal.
Harold Banner of Pedro. Cal, C. e.
Hewes and LaRue Hewes of San d.
ego. Cal. Robert Taylor of Abbott,
Neb.. Park Hayes of Lander and Mrs.
Ida Buchanan Of Los Angeles.
The other dinner guests who have
been loyal friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicolaysen for at least rs years are
the Messrs. and Mesdames Sam Con-
well. DIR. and Mrs. T. A. Dean, r.
Flanagan. DIR. and Mrs. A. G.. Ho1f.
W. r. johnson. f. s.. Knittle. Jere-
Ormsby. Hugh L. Patton. J. p.
Trevette. c. H. Townsend, w. o. VIII
son.. r. E. wertz: Mesdames Bluchard,
A j. Cunningham, Mary X. Edwards,
Edna Evans. John Grieve. Oscar Heis-
tand. W. s.: Kimball. Sr.. Anna Leepv
er. NJ. p Wheeler; Miss Margaret Sui
Ivan. n Messrs- j. b. Barnes. Rev.
Philip K Edwards. Gerry Nicolaysen.
p. C. Nicolaysen. Jr.. and Lew Price.
Convention Reports
Made nj Meeting.
The regular meeting OF the wom-
n Christian Temperance union was
held yesterday at the public library.
Reports of h convention held at
Lusls were read by Mesdames L. r.
Bundy. F. c. Smith. C. S. Fausset- A
committee was appointed to canvass
the town in the interest of the dis
armament conference to be held in
Washington on armlstice day, Novem-
Der IL.
Mrs Mechling Honored
At Eastern Star Convention
At the opening of the -thirty.second
convention OF the Ohio Easter Star
In Cleveland. October &c. Mrs. Viola
Mechling. Grand Matron of Wyoming
the first among a numbe: of Wis.,
ftors of Inc to he presented he-