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toung couple marriedNative Son and Daughter of Eureka Joined in Holy Wed-lock Tuesday EveningMr. Jo«Aph B. Rebileati and Mi* Violet Josephine Hancock were married at the residence of John Hancock. Jf„ on Nob Hill, Ta^sday evening at 8 o'clock. Hot. Hoyt E Henri |ue» of Battle Mountain performing the marriage. The nnptial knot was tied with the impressive ring ceremony of the Episcopal Church io the presence of their immediate relatives. Tbo couple j were attended by Miss Geraldine Han-cock, a caoaiu of the bride, aril Mr. Will J. Swick. John Hancock, Sr., an ancle, gave the bride away.The bride wore a b autiful gown of white m-asaline silk, modeled from the new close fitting drecaes, and finished with heavy silk cord. Her bridesmaid was attired In a becoming Princes-gown of white lingerie.ihe bride has made her home with the family of John II aucock, Jr., for a number of years. She gra-luatod from the Eareka public school with a class of 1904, and since that time has been engaged in t aching. For the past three years she has taught in the grammar grad* a of the Eureka public school, and her withdrawal from the present corpt* of teachers will be regretted by her as sociate teachers and pupils,i he groom is a popular young man of Eureka, a mechanic, member of the Lobster Club Baud, and one of the boy* whose numerous friends here will extend their warmest congratulations tr both he and his bride.Following the wedding ceremony the 00upie were serenaded by the Lobatei Club Band, a number of their choice selections beiug rendered.Mr. Iiebalenti has recently completed a bauds »me uew brick residenoe on South Main street, where ho and hi* bride will take up their residence.
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Eureka Sentinel
Eureka, Nevada, US
Sat, Jul 02, 1910
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