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Stella Gertrude North Chambers

Birth	:	16 Apr 1869 Columbus, Platte County, Nebraska, USA
Death	:	14 Oct 1960 Nebraska, USA
Burial	:	Forest Lawn Cemetery, Seattle, King County, USA
Coordinate	:	47.5421982, -122.3666992
Description	:	The Columbus Democrat, January 6, 1888 MARRIED CHAMBERS-NORTH--Stella Gertrude North and Edwin H. Chambers, were united in marriage at Grace Episcopal church in this city, Wednesday, January 4, 1888, Rev. R.L. Knox officiating. A large number of invitations had been sent out, and ere the hour of ceremony arrived, the church was packed to its utmost capacity with friends of the parties. Exactly at 12 o'clock noon the bridal party entered the church, the bride on the arm of her uncle, Hon. J.E. North, and the groom with Grandma North, the bride's grandmother. They marched up the... Read More	The Columbus Democrat, January 6, 1888 MARRIED CHAMBERS-NORTH--Stella Gertrude North and Edwin H. Chambers, were united in marriage at Grace Episcopal church in this city, Wednesday, January 4, 1888, Rev. R.L. Knox officiating. A large number of invitations had been sent out, and ere the hour of ceremony arrived, the church was packed to its utmost capacity with friends of the parties. Exactly at 12 o'clock noon the bridal party entered the church, the bride on the arm of her uncle, Hon. J.E. North, and the groom with Grandma North, the bride's grandmother. They marched up the aisle to the strains of Mendelsohn's wedding march, played by Miss Elsie Morse. At the altar the beautiful marriage ceremony of the Episcopal church was read, and the twain were pronounced one. Hon. J.E. North gave away the bride, and Grandma North, the groom. After the ceremony the happy couple received the congratulations of their friends, and then entered a carriage and were driven to the residence of Hon. J.E. North, where a dinner and reception was given to the relatives. Many and useful were the presents, a partial list of which appears below. Mr. and Mrs. Chambers left on the early train Thursday for their future home, Niobrara, visiting a few friends in Iowa on the route, and will be at home after the 11th inst. The wishes of the community for their welfare go with them, and the parting with Miss North was a sad blow to her many friends and relatives here, who have known her from childhood. Stella Gertrude North, the bride, is the daughter of the late Major Frank North, and was born in this city. She is a tall, handsome girl, the possessor of the most excellent traits of character, and is beloved by all who know her. Her departure leaves a void in social and home circles in Columbus which will be long noticed. Edwin H. Chambers is a resident of Niobrara, and a young gentleman of pleasing address. He, like his beautiful bride, is a native of Nebraska, having been born in Dakota county. He is engaged in the real estate business, and has attained a large practice in land cases before the Niobrara land office. The only regret we can express in the matter, is that the newly married couple are to settle elsewhere than in our own city. We envy Niobrara her acquisition in the person of Mrs. Chambers. May prosperity attend the couple; may happiness ever dwell within their home; may time deal gently with them; and the besty wishes of this community, which follow them, be potent for good. List of Presents. Groom to bride, carriage. Groom's parents, bed-room set. Mr. and Mrs. J.E. and Ed and Frank North, 1 dozen pearl handled knives. Grandma North, 1 dozen solid silver tea spoons. Mr. Lute North, 1 dozen solid silver table spoons. Mr. and Mrs. Cushing and Mr. and Mrs. Morse, china dinner set. Miss Allie Chambers, pink surah picture drape. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wood, Calliope, Iowa; solid silver spooons and sugar shell. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood, Boulder, Colorado; two chair drapes. Miss Lois McGinitie, silver nut picks and crackers. Mr. and Mrs. G.G. Bowman, hand painted picture. Mr. and Mrs. M.E. Wheeler, Lincoln; pair of brass candle sticks with candles. Mrs. R.T. Page, hand painted placque. Mr. and Mrs. G.G. Becher, handsome paper receiver. Mrs. C.D. Jackson, half dozen silver knives and forkes. Miss Stockdell, book. Miss Lucy Haywood, Grand Island, book. Mr. J.W. Turner, Springfield, Dakota; silver jewel case. Misses Phonnie Cushing Elsie and Zura Morse and Master Lute Cushing, handsome lamp. Miss Mae North, table cover. Miss Nellie Canavas, Leadville, Colorado; white knit skirt. Miss Margaret Botkin, Omaha; solid silver sugar tongues. Miss Leola Carter, Ashland; Byron's poems, illustrated. Mr. and Mrs. J.G. Reeder, sugar shell. Mr. W.S. Howell, gold thimble. Mr. D.J. Chesnutwood, boquet of cut flowers. A.J. Arnold and Sons, olive dish. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rehmer, pair of vases. Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Brown, Miss Clara Brown and Mrs. M.W. Kennedy, Omaha; half dozen solid silver teaspoons. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Clother, individual castor. Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Garlow, bronze vase. Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Winslow, work box. Mrs. Geo. Lehman and Miss Clara, butter knife in plush case. Mr. and Mrs. Wiggins, individual salt and pepper. Mrs. J.C. Cowdery, china mustard cup. Mrs. G.W. Hulst, gold lined sugar shell. Kittie and Alice Cowdery, Lincoln, pair of vases. Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Evans, 1 dozen hand painted butter placques, in plush case. Mrs. J.T. Downs and Miss Theta, blue plush toilet set. Miss Ida Martin, hand painted panel. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fairchild, 1 dozen colored glasses. Mr. J.E. Tasker, handsome vase. Bert Arnold, Cahs. Pearsall, Joe Wells and Chas. Coolidge, fruit stand. Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Becker, silver spoon holder. Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Pollock, half dozen gold lined after coffee spoons. Dr. and Mrs. Humphrey, Kearney; half dozen silver fruit knives. Mr. and Mrs. W. Becker, half dozen table spoons. Mrs. D.T. Martyn, solid silver butter knife. The Misses Welch, china tea set. Will Becher and Bont Speice, silver sugar shell and butter knife in plush cases. Mr. and Mrs. R.H. Henry, glass fruit dish. Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Speice, silver butter dish. Mrs. Naylor and Mrs. Covert, patent irons. Miss Jean Hilkens, hammered brass picture, in plush frame. Willie North, tray cloth. Mr. and Mrs. G.A. Schroeder, water set.

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Stella Gertrude North Chambers's memorial is located at: Forest Lawn Cemetery, Seattle, King County, USA.
When did Stella Gertrude North Chambers death?
Stella Gertrude North Chambers death on 14 Oct 1960 in Nebraska, USA
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Latitude: 47.5421982
Longitude: -122.3666992

Family Members:

Parent

Frank Joshua North Famous memorial

(1840 - 1885)

Mary L. Smith North

(1845 - 1883)

Spouse

Edwin Hull Chambers

(1863 - 1922)

Children

Helen Marguerite Chambers

(1888 - 1894)

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