MENTRUM-WAGSTAFFTwo Well Known 8ocl«ty Favorite* United In Marriage by Rev. T, V MooreThe wedding of John Muntrum and Mrs Susan W'agstaff at the residence of Robert Barnes. TDK Eighth avenue, was a social event of importance, inasmuch an the con trading parties are well arid favorably known in lieluna. The ceremony w as per formed by Rev. T. V. Moore, of the Presbyterian church. The bridal party was comprised -John Mitchell and Mins Thir/a Richards. K. Burns and Mrs. Mai ben. and the bride and groom, who passed between the others and took their stand beforethe minister, in the brightly lighted aleove in the front parlor. That together with the hack parlor, was r-om ph- elj tii1 with the guests. Ti*r* cere mon) pronounced, the congratulations oil. red. the lady of the how-catid her a-- -unf-aMv served all wuh refreshmentsIn the midst of this part of the festivitm-ag: -it noise outside attracted attentmn, ami .t was soon discovered to be a serenad mg party *d ah. nt a dozen. with in-rr lt;merits itiknown tlt;• thorough musicians | he\ were hospitatdy entertained in the dining room, and again did their best or wor-t to pay respert to the newly mar tied couple by another lllll*lcal selection I.et re departing.I he presents were numerous arid \lt;ry eu.-ant, as follow- Camp rm ker, rm-ta:. A I*. « urtin: elegant rug. Miss ^,*r,» Mentr m. china water set. in colors, witb tr t . M.ss M and Mr. A. II -cherik large ■ !••• k. Mr. and Mrs. I{»-r*j. Maltien: silvci astor. I Burns painted gold aodteasr. Mr and Mr-. W \. M. ntr im: m-Murm-t.- TMiss R. EdtiH and Master bred. \ Meiitrutn plush sofa, Mr. and Mrs Robert B.itm - hanging lamp. Angus Mlt; Kiniu.ti water «et. with tray, ami an elegant lamp. Joe || arid Hattie Mnlth silver and cut g ass berry diah, pickle jar with tongs tieorge It. Wallace arid W II \V * 11 ft*-*I .sb album. .Miss 'J bir/a Richards cook- nve, „ohti Mitrho||. silver cake basket, I Imlan magnificent water-.t with tr.» v.sorentr* taldeatidscarf.lt s M* n»r ,m, tirot(n r of ttie groon terracotta card has ket. Mrs. II. *s Bowman painted china cuke.stand and tinted fruit dish, Mr- .1 \V Kitig ami Henry King syrup pitcher, hrank Mllngln. water -et in red. with hammered bras« tray M’ms JennyI itidm t and I . W . ( arperih rchina ciiatnlser set. Mr. and Mrs k**lly; jm H«‘h Mow |ii$ Mi** AJHim* Nm f!ioii\ cluck. J. A. Mi lntofi Hr kiiii r ihiii11, A, MH hi f••r.A inoi.n thoi* pp*M nt wit*1 n ficcil Mr. fthd N!rh \ .1. r.irp*Tit« r, Mr. ami Mr*( ii kHJv, Mr. ami Mrs. I»«-nj irnin MhHhti, Mr*. J. VV. Kirifcf, M.!• nun* l.in*lmr, \flai KulhTtnfi, MauwM Hint i Hia Dah),I h r/H Kif hup!*, o| park * it) A«l.i Nhj, raft if Wallace a ntf Mi*.* M sHnnk, Mf**r*. KoU-rt M*Titriiin. A. MH*art*r, Jam*** M'*lnt4»*h, Jo** ihHh, Aiu'n* V» kinnoii, I.«in Mt ( ijinlart, Dan i»*l Ihrimr •IM'ii Dolan, John MltHiHI, J*iim-* DoIhii, Chari* « Itohlt-r. lt;harl* * MitHiHJ. Itofwri IMiler, Albert .sHienk, ll««nr kin* amPh W. lt;arpciit* r