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Clough are Made One. Marriage of Popular Young People Last Evening.The wedding of Miss HnlliV Maudo Clough mid Mr. William Graves tfli.up occurred at tli 13 homo nr the bride’*, patents, Mr. and Mi. Hoary Halo Clough, No. 4 Grace Court, last fvranig. The beautiful homo presented a brilliant scene, with tho g.iyly dressed throng, many in full .*\ filing dress, and tho line floral decoration**. The guests were received by Mr. and Mrs. Clough, the luttovattlrod in a handsome black silk with flue lace garniture, Mrs. Harney ami Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Hale, who took their stand at the entrance to the reception hall. Thu Iroiit parlor contained many white (lowers. Raster lillies predominating; and tropical plants banked up by the north windows indicated the place whore the ceremony would be performed. Beautiful pink roses adorned the library, and the dining room was given over to yollow, yellow satin ribbons being draped from the chandelier, which was decorated in yellow, to tho corners of tho room, and lying in graceful loops on tho table, surrounding the oentor-pleco of yellow nnil rod tulips. Tho favors were yellow satin rosettes, which wore pinned on I he guests during refreshments.Noarly two hundred guests were present at half-past five, when Miss Cussie Wooster played Mendelssohn's Wedding March. Tho doors to the library were thrown open by Miss Greta Budd, who Jwas attired in a white nhlnu silk trimmed with pink carnations; and the ushers, Messrs. Otis and Carl Clough, brothers of the bride, bearing the white ribbons which marked the pathway for the bridal party passed into tho front parloi. The groom entered, attended by Bov. E. E. Williams, of the Congregational church. The mtddof honor, Miss Martha Clough, sister of the briclo, then appeared, attired in a beautiful white organdie dress, and oarryiug a largo bouquet of white hyacinths, tied with ■ white nbbons. She preceded the bride whoI I mi1 m r\ f Itui*insight to the con school.Five of tho six board wove pros on their roport of th their earn. One dl absent from his d months, which cam noss in that district The board pussei tho eltoct that rollg meetings may bo hi liousos, on eonditii illations piovkled laws bo strictly obs It was also vote havo a correct ma sub-district in tho president pressed t consolidating tho dl that the directors hit a nm tier of stud: pared at the April somo action in the i that ho would cc advisor of tho boa: the proper way to would be a great sa tax.New Suits in ComiFrank Marolt vs. and Shefllold La only.Catherine ITurs Money only.Chas. G. Kolnor Tron Co. Money oiWilliam A. Bra Shupe and tho E. S To subject land andJohn J. Austin ’ ■Divorce.Mrs. J. B. Tho Thompson. Mono; script from docket J. P., Oopopu.In relation to La% change of name.Frank S. Case vs and William Cose chattel mortgage.J. B. Thompson v Money only. Tnmtol‘ J. IX Blous, J. P.Licensed iF.cigar Bovnn and Arthur C. Swain o
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Elyria Republican
Elyria, Ohio, US
Thu, Feb 21, 1895
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