A Happy Afternoon Wedding.
1890
Transcribed by Beverly Morten
A Happy Afternoon Wedding. 1890
It was a pretty home wedding - a wedding without ostentation and yet one that
was full of interest on account of the prominence of the contracting parties.
Only immediate relative of Miss Lucy Mary Moore and Mr. Alverson Gates
Thalimer were present at
one
o'clock
today in the parlors of the bride's mother, Mrs. J.C. Moore,
on
North street
when Rev.
C.H. Dunlap conducted the ceremony which closed with the words "and I therefore
declare you man and wife."
The bride looked very pretty in her traveling
gown of dark green material very neatly trimmed with darker goods.
After
the ceremony the guests partook of a wedding dinner that was very heartily
enjoyed. The presents were numerous and very pretty. Mr. and Mrs. Thalimer
left on the evening train for
New York
,
Philadelphia
and
Washington
. On their return Mr.
Thalimer will begin the erection of a handsome house on
Lincoln avenue
. Those
present from out of town were the father, mother, sister (paper has been torn
away) and the brothers of the groom, from (further damage) and A.C. Moore, (the
rest is torn away).
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