An Exceptional Occasion

The house of Mrs. Bangheart, 71 3. Aam street, was illumiinated and em bowered im flowers on last Wednesday evehing, ün honor oí the marriage oï her dauighter, Miiss Mae, to Mr. Gene S. Gilmore, a prominent young Misimess man oí East Saginaw. The oömpaaiy was large, imcluding guesta ixin several other cirties. Everybody marked upan the beauty of the ride and the virtuie of the younff ïusbaïid. The m&rriage ceremony, performed by Itev. Dr. Cobern, was exr ceptionally approprüate and exprestve. The refreshnien.t were elegant and tdie presente were very valuablej oanpriisiaig almost everything that xwing housekeepers would want, irom aaik dhecks to clooks and s weepers. There wae a brilllaiLt display oí siLvr-ware, one case alone containkig ïearly 40 piecfes. The happy grooni ;ok hi sbriide at oaioe to their new ïome in Sagimaw. "She is mine own; And I as rich in having such a jewel, As twentyseas, if all their sands were pearl, The water nectar, and the rocks pure gold."