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Pitstick=CicrlachOne of the fairest an*! holiest of all ceremonies was celebrated Tuesday morning in the auspicious marriage of Miss Mae Gerlaeh to Anthony Pitstick. Before the appointed hour, nine o’clock, friends and relatives of the principals in this interesting event, gathered at St. Patrick’s church and when the bridal party arrived there was a hush of expectancy.As the organ pealed the inspiring strains of a bridal chorus from Lohengrin the party passed up the aisle to the altar. While Rev. M. Houlihan uttered the mystic words, while old yet are ever new, and invoked his blessing upon the newly wedded couple, the audience were charmed with the scene before them.The bride appeared radiant andcharming in a gown of white satinand was riclilv veiled in white tulle.♦The groom wore the conventionalblack. The ;ittendants were MaryPitstick and Henrv Gerlaeh. The*bridesmaid wore a custom of yellow%1 organdie over white. Seldom hassuch an attractive bridai nartv*graced I he corridors of Sr. Patrick's ehutvh and many wore the whispor-j ed comments of approval as tho■! company passe* along.The vocal selm.ions rendered by| Mrs. Cline, aerampanie 1 by Mary; Gouloos at the organ, during the it!'marriage eeremonv and the mass’.hi. Ij which followed, were executed in 1 :i | her usual faultless way.After (lie ceremony a reception was given at the home of the bride just north of town. In the evening the young folks of the neighborhood gave them an old fashioned “belling” to which the groom liberally responded,so it was eat. smoke and ! be merry.Mr. and Mrs. Pitstick will go to housekeeping at mice in a neat cot-jal tago northeast of iielv pro- j lepared bv i be g.-'om. M... their' v;:‘m. u:v ! :■ !*«' • lt;• mlinual : mind 11
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Oxford Gazette
Oxford, Indiana, US
Fri, Jan 10, 1913
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