Kleinbub, Maggie - Charles Houghland - Putnam

Promptly at 8 o’clock pm Tuesday evening the 24th inst, Elder OP Badger officiating clergyman followed by Luella Mathers and Theodore Kleinbub, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Cook.  Emma Keifer and William Farr and the bride and bridegroom, Maggie Kleinbub and Charles Houghland entered the south parlor, where the marriage ceremony was performed in the presence of nearly 200 invited guests. The bride was costumed in a handsome garnet colored silk, trimmed in satin and for a headdress wore a wreath of orange blossoms.  Miss Emma Keifer sore a beautiful cream colored dress of French Buntin trimmed in satin.  Luella Mathers was dressed in white Swiss trimmed in flowers and ribbon and, being a little miss of only six, attracted a great deal of attention by her grace and beauty.  Mrs. Cook was dressed in black silk. The best of music was furnished by Elliott’s band.  The supper tables were ornamented in the best style known to our confections and bakers and refreshments were served of the best quality and in the greatest plenty from 8 to 11 o’clock.  As the band went to supper a few young ladies thought to furnish a little impromptu music but were disappointed when they found they had lost their tongues and mouth pieces (that is, the instruments had not the young ladies).  The friends in attendance showed their appreciation of the excellent qualities of the bride and groom by their many generous and valuable presents, a list of which we furnish as decidedly pleasant reading: Handsome chamber set, three pieces, bedstead, French dresser and wash stand, Conrad Cook and wife; Handkerchief and necktie, Ella Gates; Silver cake basket, A.  R Brattin; inland stand, Chas. Kiefer and wife; Lady’s rocker, Emma Hanemann; Pannel picture, Day Dreams, Albert Allen and wife; Silver nickle castor, JW Farrow; pair bouquet holders, WH Allen and wife, of Indianapolis; pair vases, Jennie Dellen; glass, toilet set, Jim Hays and wife, Crawfordsville; Frit stand, Alice Moudy; pair of vases, MT Lewman and wife; Silver pickle castor, Mrs. JW Earp; pair of silver napkin rings, Henry Meltzer and wife; carving set, Katie Grooms; pair of silver napkins rings, W. Fussler and family; toilet clock, Issac & Kahn; set silver forks, James Gillespy; silver butter knife, LH Goodbar; silk handkerchief, Thomas Walker; pair of napkins rings, Park Graham and wife; set of silver knives and butter knife, WE Stevenson and wife; favorite velvet frame, Emma Kiefer; pair of panel pictures, DE Williamson and wife; set silver knives, bridegroom’s mother and sister; counterpane, Missouri and Carrie Wek; silver butter dish, SL Lingle; napkins, Minnie Knight; Silver pickle castor, TP Abrams and wife; set of vases, Russel G. Allen, Jr. framed picture, Dave Stevenson and Charles Hibbitt; silver sugar spoon, JH Neff; set of vases, JS McClary; set of Dresden vases, Jerome Allen and wife; panel picture on easel, JE Allen and wife; silver sugar spoon, Anna L. Bence; silver cup, Mrs. J McD Hays and daughter, set of silver desert spoons, David Stevenson and Charles Hibbitt; set of vases, Emma Jones; napkins, Libbie Mathers; set of toilet mats, Mamie C. Seybold; silver butter dish, DL Southard and wife; panel picture on easel, Ida Williamson; policy of insurance on dwelling,. JS Nutt and wife; two camp chairs, Chas Hammond and wife; silk pin cushion and tidy, Mrs. George Deal of Lafayette; two China cups and saucers, Henry Eitelyorg; $10 gold piece, TC Hammond and wife; five dollar gold piece, Chauncey Hammond; set towels, Mrs. WG Neff; framed motto, Miss Freiberg.