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stent to In vh'w „of the fact that the Reedinlt butTbOH ofreturnfamily formerly resided here, Joseph Heed belli}? proprietor of a local hotel the following taken from a re(«ut 1bhe Com rol, col-y after ith thefive difro, wastery, as? and fe-OeorgeIty ear*t iitt**ntrson of foundy. The Georgeer, ny proto the. Mrs.er wayth andrar her it wasH»k the h it hehen he money lied by »ar oldxiumeonsid*rig andWhs#Mil them tipie Comfonsld,icub lale-ion*ffcDon-lem«ntt*. theMh*% Meri. Johntown in on Amerl-untilremovt s pa*rill beIt IHHmd dl*•ranee 11*19 n. and1ftdope.threeknock# any-*r him| VmRarjieit-tintead4#sue of the Mycrsdale, Pa. Republican will be of Interest to many persons iu this vicinity.A very pretty wedding was solemnized in Trinity Episcopal church, Meyers avenue, Tuesday evening, when Miss Jessica Heed, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. J. C. Reed was mimed to Stephen Bo ts ford of Philadelphia,by the H'ght Rev Cortlundt Whitehead, the venerable bishop of the Pittsburg diocese. The quaint little church was made beautiful with rhododendron laurel, and ferns, which made abackground of green for the snow white altar upon witich were white iris and roses in brass vases.After the guests were seated, fill inr. every pew in the little church the bridal party entered, proceeded down ♦ be aisle by the ushers. McClure liar-chus of Salisbury and Frank Hocking They were followed by the two brides oh ids, MS* Emily (in *e Walker, o»* nittt uirg and Mis* ll 'tba Davis of t'rsina, who were charmingly gowned m jade green with hat* to match The matron of honor, Mrs W H Lewis. of Baltimore, sister of the bride, who cuine next, wore a blu»-satin gown and a picttre hut oi bluemd pink,Mrs. L-'wls* three little children,nudnrie •-tty* r wii*..*--*ut« inimeJl «tely preceding the hr'faster Warren. bore u wnite satincushion. Mifla MargarM, la a ddntywhite organdie drew with pink sash carried a standard with p!nk streamers and tiay Mi-* Jlt; *«ica, in a daintywhite organdie, trimmed with rose-buds, carried a basket of rose petalswhich she scattered before the bridal •ouple as they left ih** church “The bi 'de came in on the arm of her father. J C Reed Her gown was of wMtlt;- satin .md he e. with a bridal veil caught with orange blosoms, The groom and thlt;’ left man, Joseph Reed the bride’s brother, met them at the chancel, entering from the vestry room. . -jThe beautiful Episcopal ring ceremony was unusually impressive, as pronounced by Bishop Whitehead.Mrs h, M. Barber pi iylt;d the wedding march on the organ.'After tin* ceremony the weddingguests repaired to the home of Mranti .Mrs R'hhI where a reception wa*held and the Mr. and Mr*. Botsfordjeccived the f* licitafit ro «t manvfrit mi* Eater ,t deli- lows supper wasserved. The bride's table was prettilydecorated with pink and white festoons, dainty place cards, pink nutbaskets and lighted candles. The house throughout was tastefully decorated v ith greens and tulle hangingsIn the pastel shsde».S§«?tf?f|^^•Mr*. Botsford is registrar at friends Central School in Philadelphia and formerly was s eretarv to the regia trarg at Teachers’ lt;*4»lleg«. Columbia University, New York. Mr Botsfordis professor of mathematics in Friends Central School, Philadelphia. Mr. and .Mrs. Botsford will spend tbe»r honeymoon **n » camping trip by automobileOut of town guests, other than those in the wedding party who werepresent were: Mt. and Mr*. MarshalBotsford. the groom’s parents of Nor-listown; Mrs. Emma Woods and Mis* Alice Woods of Bellevue, Mrs. Q B. Hyland and Mir.s Dorothy Ryland ofPittsburg Mrs. -let Rose of I.af-fayette, Ind.: Mr and Mrs, J. B C.ihl-wall of Froothurg, Md., and Mr, andMrs. J. B. Davis of Urelna.Ford Cipings shot of July 4National tents willjust outshPnFord Ci Roman Ci ternon at(Bardinasolemnizeoillciatingsatin gowmd a veil and carrh sli oweredAlphonse wore beadetta. Cbaiman. Foie tlon was 1groom hadSixth averi and dancii evening. 1dispatcherliked in tlthe dauglirived frontmonths agFord (Gymnasticlug extensproperty oi is being e and It willthu* leavirPT-dtf cesSokOl lias'l The Sokollot* adjoin 1 been encolied and a pmerit* who$4,000. Nexerect a dan Sokol’s prlt;EnFord Clllatum picayoung fot hoonr of ilahan. ThiGames we was **njoy« ed. The faand rnbbciNil• *Ford C»Sluggers i victory luPalntertovbattery fo ami Skud Wright. MFord Ci»Eloyd Beat garage atend Fourt Dr. and home last to the Doc Pa. They City by hiiThe trip vMrs. W.Stewart, c.Mrs, O. C. Mrs Getis a guestin law, W Mr. and children,the homeDr. J E. their homtFord Ciwill confe csndida ter John Mto have 1Leechburgfor being
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Kittanning Simpsons Daily Leader Times
Kittanning, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Jun 28, 1921
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