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Tyrone Constitution Friday, 1 February 1889 Transcribed by Jane Marriage of Miss Ethel BUCHANAN of Edenfel with Mr. William P GRUBB, son of the late Mr. GRUBB of Cahir Abbey. Following closely upon the marriage of her sister, this happy event was solemnized by the Rev. George C. GRUBB, A.M., brother of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. William CHARTRES, Rector of the Parish. The wedding party was confined to the immediate friends of the bride and groom, but the kindly interest of all classes of the people, of the town and neighbourhood, in this greatly esteemed young lady, was manifested by a church full to overflowing long before the appointed hour for the ceremony. At 11 o'clock, the bride, leaning on her father's arm and carrying an exquisite bouquet, the gift of the bridegroom, entered the Church attended by the following bridesmaids - Miss Eleanor A. BUCHANAN, sister, and Miss Dorothy HIGGENSON, cousin of the bride, and the Misses Lilian GRUBB and Beth RICHARDSON, nieces of the bridegroom, the choir, accompanied by the organ, singing "The Voice that breathed o'er Eden" to a setting composed by Sir Francis W. Brady, Bart. The bride was attired in ivory faille francaise with pearl trimming, a magnificent Limerick lace veil and flounce with wreath of orange blossoms and myrtle, and wore a diamond star and pendant, the gift of the bridegroom. The bridesmaids dresses were of cream mousseline de laine with scarlet poogee silk sashes and straw hats trimmed with scarlet wings, and each carried a bouquet of cholne flowers (made by Mr. LYONS, gardener at Moyallon House), and wore gold bracelets, the gift of the bridegroom. Mr. S. Seymour GRUBB acted as best man, and the bride was given away by her father, Colonel BUCHANAN. After the ceremony and the customary signing of the marriage register in the vestry, the wedding party left the church to the joyful strains of the "Wedding March" and proceeded to Edenfel to dejeuner; after which the happy couple left by limited mail for London and the South of Europe. Mrs. BUCHANAN had a reception and dance at Edenfel in the evening. The weather was brilliant. The wedding presents, which were unusually numerous and handsome, consisted of - >From bridegroom - Diamond star and pendant, pearl brooch, pearl and ruby bracelet, diamond ring Mr. ? J. ADAMS, Ballydevitt, Co. Antrim, brass ink stand Mrs ADAMS, Crevenagh - Frances Havergal's poems Mr A. H. BATES, Harcourt-street, Dublin - silver sugar basin, cream jug, &c, in case Mr. H. BARCROFT, The Glen, Newry - set of entree dishes Miss BARCROFT, The Glen, Newry - handkerchief sachet Sir Francis BRADY, Bart - a diamond and ruby bracelet, and a picnic luncheon blanket Colonel and Mrs Montague BROWNE - scent bottle in Russia leather case Mrs BOWLBY, Queen Anne's Mansions 8 W - a wedgewood dessert service Miss Evelyn BOWLBY, Queen Anne's Mansions 8 W - ivory and silver paper knife Mr and Mrs George BUCHANAN, Keston Tower, Kent - white and gold china dinner service Miss Alice BUCHANAN - brass writing set and case General and Mrs BROWNE, Richmond Hill, Monkstown - embossed card tray Miss BUCHANAN, Lisnamallard - Morocco dressing bag, with silver fittings Miss S. C. BUCHANAN, Lisnamallard - case of fish knives and carvers Miss E. E. BUCHANAN, Lisnamallard - revolving silver soup tureen Miss BENNETT, Coleraine - a photo album Mr W. BARCROFT, Stangmore - silver mounted salad bowl Mrs BUCHANAN, Edenfel - Russia leather work case and engraved brass ink stand Mr J. Blacker BUCHANAN - a travelling clock in Russia leather case Mr Ernest BUCHANAN - a jewel case Miss Eleanor BUCHANAN - an embroidered toilet set Mrs BRADLEY - Beeton's household management Mrs C BRADLEY - silver mounted preserve dish Miss F BRADLEY - an afternoon tea table Mr James BOWES, Beaubrook - set of silver mounted carvers Miss CRAIG, Mountcaulfeild - embroidered tea cosy and antimacassar The Misses CARRE, Asylum - plosh glove and handkerchief sachet Mrs Victor COATES, Rathmore, Co, Antrim - silver coffee pot and lamp Mrs Edward CHARLEY, Exmouth - set silver mounted salt cellars Rev. Edward CHARLEY, Chester - silver mounted biscuit box Colonel and Mrs CALDWELL, Crevenagh - gold curb bracelet Miss Daisy CROSALE - large hand-painted mirror Mr and Mrs Wm. CATHCART - silver egg stand and cups Rev. William CHARTRES - family Bible Mrs Paige COX, Rochferry, Cheshire - Afternoon tea set Mr CURTIS, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers - a silver button hook Mr and Miss O'RORKE DICKEY - silver sugar basin and sifter in case Mrs DANIELL, Cahir Abbey - silver cake basket Mrs DUNLOP, Holywood - silver candlesticks Major and Mrs E. C. D. ELLIS - brass revolving newspaper rack on stand leather photo frame Miss ELLIS - Russia leather photo frame Miss FLEMING, Palisade House, Omagh - a brooch Miss FERGUSON - a silk patchwork quilt Dr and Mrs FLEMING - a photo album Miss FRENCH - hand-painted sachet Miss Gertrude FRENCH - a carved card tray Senor J. Truno FABRA, Barcelona - set inlaid gold Damascene studs Friends at Bessbrook - a dining-room marble clock Mr and Mrs FISHER, Bessbrook - set autotype engravings Colonel and Mrs GRUBB, R A, Charlton, Kent - tall standard lamp Rev. H. Percy GRUBB, Kensington - set silver forks and spoons Rev. George C GRUBB, Cahir Abbey - case dinner knives Mr S. Seymour GRUBB, Sloane St, London - bronze drawing-room clock and figures; set silver salt cellars Mr and Mrs Cambridge GRUBB, Osborne Park - a cheque The Misses GRUBB, Cahir Abbey - set silver dish covers Mrs GARRATT, Holywood - set dessert spoons Colonel GARDINER, Dublin - a gold and pearl ring Miss GRUBB, Surbiton, Kent - easel and figures Mrs HAMILTON, Florence, Italy, - silver candlesticks Mr and Mrs F. W. HARRIS, Newry - set of cruets and case Colonel and Mrs HIGGINSON, Punjab Frontier Force - Indian gold bangles and necklet Mr Harold and Miss Dorothy HIGGINSON - Indian tea cloth Mr and Mrs John HAMILTON, Omagh - a work table Mr and Mrs HARRIS, Bessbrook - a cheque Mrs Leverton HARRIS, London - a silver cigarette case Mr Frank HARDINGE, Scots Greys - set of fish carvers Captain and Mrs HARTWELL R. N. - set embroidered D'Oyleys Major and Mrs H IRVINE, Drumadravey - brass kettle and stand Miss S. JELLICOE, Cahir - silver sugar basin and sifter Mr Herman KOHN, Nottingham - set carvers and case Mr and Mrs W. B. KELLY, Omagh - a gold bracelet Mr and Mrs LEFEVRE, Bessbrook - Table linen and napkins Mrs MOORE, Dalchoolin, County Down - crown Derby tea service Mrs J. MOLONY - silver dish slice and fork Miss MOORE, Mynthurst, Surrey - silver- mounted walnut writing set Mrs MACMAHON - a gold brooch Major and Mrs R. A. MILLER - a worked banner The Misses MOLONY, Sligo - opera glasses Mr G. A. MOLONY - a gold and pearl ring Doctor MACDOWEL, Sligo - a cheque Mrs MACDOWEL, Sligo - a silk embroidered sachet Mrs M'CORKELL, Ballyarnett - set silver napkin rings Miss MORGAN, Sunderland - a Minton vase Miss Louisa MORGAN, do. - a Minton vase Mr and Mrs Robert MORGAN, London - an inlaid tray Miss ? MORGAN - a case of scissors Miss Lucy MORGAN - a sachet and glove case Mr William MOLONY - an 1889 gold brooch Miss Mabel MORGAN - a Minton vase Mrs NEWTON, London - a spirit tantalus Mrs NUGENT - embroidered cambria handerkerchief Mr O'RORKE - silver-mounted gong Miss ORR - pair flower ewers Mrs PIM, Lisnagarvey, Lisburn, - silver-mounted writing case Mr George POE, Glen Ban, Abbeyleix - set silver napkin rings Mr William PIM, Lisnagarvey - antique bronze water jug Mrs Arthur PIM, Culcaney, Hillsborough, - set apostle spoons Mrs POWER, Gortmore - a biscuit box Mr POWER, do. - a silver cruet Miss POWER - piece Moorish work Mr Malcolm PIM , Bessbrook - Scott's poems Mr and Mrs PENNINGTON, Dublin - case silver tea spoons Mr John Grubb RICHARDSON, Moyallon House, County Down - a cheque Mr Jonathan RICHARDSON, Killenton - Russia leather writing case Mrs RICHARDSON, Moyallon - a Bible Miss Helena RICHARDSON, Moyallon - silver afternoon tea service Miss Edith RICHARDSON, do. - a hymn book and music Miss Ethel RICHARDSON, do, - worked sofa cover Mr James N RICHARDSON, Mountcaulfeild, County Armagh - a silver tea urn Mrs RICHARDSON, Killenton - a knitted shawl Mr and Mrs Alexander RICHARDSON, Aberdelgy - case dessert knives and forks Miss Laura RICHARDSON, Lamberg - a sachet Mr David MAICH, Dundee - silver-mounted umbrella and walking stick Mr and Mrs E. REYNOLDS, Bessbrook - silver salver Captain L. F. SCOTT, Strathroy - silver muffineers Captain H. H. STEWART - an ivory and silver pepper mill Mr EBERWIN, Inniskilling Fusiliers - a gold bracelet The Misses STUART, Dergmony - silver-mounted scissors and case Mr Andrew SPROULE, Brookhill - silver egg stand Mr and Mrs SCOTT, Ardee - brass kettle and lamp Mr and Mrs Chenevix TRENCH, London, - a dining-room lamp Dr E. C. THOMPSON, Omagh - case fruit spoons Colonel and Mrs JERVIS-WHITE, Dublin - set embossed bellows Mr and Mrs George WHITLA, London - silver drawing-room lamp Miss WELLS, Canterbury - handerkerchief sachet Colonel WHITLA, London - an inlaid ink stand Mrs A Basil WILSON - set cheers~ Teena -- www.cotyrone.com http://lists.cotyrone.com/mailman/listinfo/ulsterancestry https://www.facebook.com/groups/CoTyroneIrelandGenealogy/
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