as a bust-arda y.Wood and Richfield and were imer.t fiiv-;e of thateph Gage, 3 city, ar-ning; after ?r coricei t Ubany, onevening s he ' was his son, trainman rho has a Lanesboro. 10 for the * guest of B, Saxton, s, Mi*, ana 5'escerdiiv EdgewateiSouth Side5 Centeror two of . 0- Bnko,ling Mta* guest, a ItelieKa hand Mrs.i«d street, their little roll, who-it lr*n lli» -tithere will be extended to the son mg widow-, sons and other rolatMAIIRIACIUS.Collins-. J41 no.Miss Viola Florence June and E E. Collins, both of this city, were 1 ried at 3 p. m.. Thursday, March at the First Methodist Episcopal sonage on Chestnut street. The tor, Rev. Dr. B M. Johns otticp and bride and groom were attci by Miss Marion Bush and William Oumeess. The bride's dress wa grey crepe do chine, trimmed orchid, with hat to match, and carrier! a corsage bouquet of v brido”s roses. The bridesmaid gowned m dark blue taffeta georgette irepi? and her bouquet of sweet peabThe brido is a daughter of Mr.Mr*. Edward June of 1 Academy p The groom, who is a 111lachiniatthe Ulster ..V; Delaware company, lt;K.m of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collir this city. Both are iespectcd popular young Oneontana. with 11 friends who will extend eongj latlons.Following the ceremony, Mr. Mrs. Collins left, abundantly aho ed with rice and confetti, on {lie ternoon train on the D. JI. for a weeks wedding trip to Albanv Xow York. On their return they 1 cmde at 4 Ivea 1 ney .stroet.