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toonofI•03US)71ri9j33h686f*«ner.............. Mi. W. L. Cochran.................Mrs, A. L. PhillipsMother cf Ben-f!ur..Mrs. Geo. S. TracyTirsh......... Mrs. J. V. RitcheyAm rah.................Mrs. E. A. Clark*Vary...............Miss Grace CullatonChildren of Ben-Hur.................................Master Beverly OhrtStatuary..Miss Lou Bruen, Miss Mary Potter and Miss Carrie Stivers Reader of the Chariot Race........ .............Mr. Rohent Law, Jr.Syivides, Queen of the Butterflies....................Miss .Naomi ShonlzZennetta* Queen of the Arabians.. ..................Miss Mimi HiulerPianist..........Miss Genevieve AdamsOrchestra ..................... Fischer'#*»a mi tat 1s59:.*6Platte Valley Lyre,Wyoming:35 180iISO I42'53 s'3199631262*VVVVVVvVVVVVVVVV / V/\yvV *VIVVVVVs/71Carbon County, A large company of relatives and friends gathered at the beautiful ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Ridding yesterday evening to witness the marriage of thejr daughter. Miss Julia, and Mr. I^onard A. Huston. The ceremony was performed at 6 o’clock byRev. Al#x. Robinson. The fair bride was charmingly robed in white Lins-downe, with trimmings of lace and ptarl rassementorie and carried natural flowers, while the groom wore the conventional black. After the ceremony and the usual congratulations, all present partook of the bountiful and delicious wedding supper prepared urder the direction of the mother of the bride.The occasion was especially remarkable in that the circle of relatives present was so large. Besides the parents of the young couple, these brothers and sisters reside In the Valley: Will Turnbull and wife. Ed. Sears and wife, led Huston and wife. C. A. Cook and wife. Sam Spencer and wife, Ben Ridding and wife, John Otto and Frank Huston. An uncle.and family, and an aunt,Meason. with her family, among the guests. It Isfamily connection in theall -are substantial citizens.The charming bride is .he youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ridding a: d the only child left at home. She ispoj-ressed cf a most loveable d sp'sl-tion and is an especial favorite with all her acquaintances For severaly• ars past ro *o ial eve t am lt;ngsr ouryoung people has been complete without her pre«en e. and ther* s -r at rejoicing over the fact th* s’^e % to remain In the Valley.Mr. Huston Is the 'ond son of that old p oreer anl su c t!zen, A. II. Huston, and ur V» l**y cor tains no more steady, industrlo js and popular young man. He owns a good ranch and Is quite largely interested in the Encampment mines. A o onfortable home ha? l ee i prep r* d and furnished for his bride, and theygo to house-keep nc at once.•••! theriedrasi year Prot | mar t Rorr ; a fa relig i by aty pduribeer shebe cwasKiar d r - nB. T. Rvan, Mrs. W E were also the largest Valley, wida wShe andnerewar on » won vjven am Mrs. Mrs. J. FU ,ii agHdrt n- i1 Is tli, UKl'- eCOU,-5cM)K3 *91519114911!iWal lo Brar.nlgar Herman a d Oh ar Weii rich and John Bea ds’ y s ud nts at Iowa City, cam.'' In Sat lrday ev n rgto spend a few davs at home. They wi.l return to school th s morning.M ss Emma Wohlwend rcturnel Sunday evening from a two weeks’ visitwith friends and relatives at Keokuk.Mrs. Mary Ross, of Prairie City, Iowa, is vis.ting her sister. Mrs. Yoho,on North Hill.Mrs. W. W. Junkin. of Fairfield, andher daughter. Mrs. Swinburne, of E»r’-vllle, are in the city visiting Mrs. Simeon Russell, of North Seventh street.Mrs. Stephen S. Yoho has returned frrm a six weeks visit w ith her daughter. Mrs. Charles S. Mah iffy, in RedOak, Iowa.J I. Dauterman. of Albert Lea. sp*'nt Sunday with his brother, C. Dauterman, of this city.is h«. k * £4.Cf* ;rf*w Us*« A Vl lit*Hiand .HSli 1 side-oldless cone i Bfi All '’obiaareE\pheiphe-
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Burlington Hawk Eye
Burlington, Iowa, US
Tue, Nov 02, 1897
Page 7
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