CHRISTMAS WEDDING.Nuptial Event Celebrated Moo day Evening.On Christmas ere, Deo. 24, at 81 ] o’clock, at the M. E. parsonage, Rev.E. A. Strother pronounced the words which united Miss Susie R. Eiobeand Mr. Tbeo. hi. Kiggins in the holy IF bonds of matrimony. The couple |d were attends! by Miss Luoy Kiggins sitter of the groom, and Mr. Edward CordelL |t(After the ceremony they repaired |1 to the home of the hride, and on Christmas day a wedding feast was served at the home of the groom's par* I jlt; ents, only the immediate relatives and | a friends being present.The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Eiche of But hoff street, is a..member of the gradu* 11 ating class of $6, and is happy in the | * possession of a large oircle of friends. She was attired in cream colored oassi* mere trimmed in satin and laoe. Mr. Kiggins is the youngeit son of Mr. and I ol Mrs. Jas. Kiggins of south Franklin oi street, and is a steady, upright young m man. He has been in the empioy of the | sc Kaverman Lumber Co. for some time.Mr. and Mrs. Kiggins will immediately go to housekeeping in a home prepared by the groom on east Jackson street. They received many useful and handsome presents from relatives and friends. The young people start out in wedded life with bright prospects for a happy future, and' the Herald wishes to be numbered among their many friends who extend congratulations and best wishes.Pdi*CtiBMTiinto