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Then came the bride, and a fairer one neveri plighted her truth or was more beatUiful than was she in her cxQuisitc gown of ivory Katin finished'with aj touch of lace: her beautiful golden hair arranged with a tullo veil was I caught up wiLh pearls. Her bvid*roses, val and she and youth, was met I Dorveer Matthew1 bouquet nay of ey lilies and sweetwhite pGas,simply radiated happiness This interesting group y the best man, Mr. Van-ilker, aiul the Reverend rowu, who read the mar-riafec corcSnony. The wedding was attended Iby fifty relatives of the bride and Igroam and a few very intimate fritjnds.After the wedding emotion y the bride and Woom slipped away to the Hilker residence, where they were received by the groom's grandmother, Mrs. VmiDevcer, widow of the09-herlate Gencrjal VsmDevcer, her age years, rnaiung it impossible for to witness the ceremony. v AfLcv tlxe wedding party repaired ‘to the JlupijUon club 3i brilliant re-rcpLion ivaj* held to two hundred and twenty guests. The club never looked more attractive than in the color peheme of pink and Hue, the decorating being done by Grey, the local florist* Tho lights were delicately dimmed by shades of pink and blue, this dainty arrangement being very | sfleelive.As the. guest:1 arrived they were rcc nved by Judge and Mir., filar once,lt; Murphy, Mm, Murphy beautiful in n ;oi lotto of King’s blue georgette, .-nibroidoi’cd, over a soft satin lining, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hliter, Mrs. linker weaving a gown of lavender georgette ovm- u / ihade of satin, Mrs. EIIin * MIsh Louise Murphy, Mis** Carol Mil-rT*iint vRump,ilker.dc-theikin and Mr. VnnPcrvoer Hal Everywhere could tie seen smilnx r ?n twined with pink and blue ho we vs, vhich were draped over Hie door-vays and columns. At each tabic be . guests were served to a two wirse tuncb, and I be same dainty lowers weie used. Mrs. Merchant of Cincinnati entering. During the icrving of the lunch Efherger’s orchestra from Cincinnati played a Ifui program of music for sure of the guests, s brio’s table was a bower of and b hie, in the con let being n | ^liquet of pink roses anil caught with a tulle bow t each end of the Lihh* were •. ^ picture while the place 'ivory novel—ouch o-IMfding Kewpies. nutomo-Tildes and bridal bouquets. m ;draped at each, plate,„—mum *1
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Hamilton Daily News
Hamilton, Ohio, US
Fri, Apr 23, 1920
Page 13
Full Page
Clipped by
John S.
MD, USA 26 Oct 2017
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