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Milw-IN'aslcy NuptialsCelebrated This Afternoon.ties by friends. Dr. ‘Peasley is a young man of sterling worth and ability and the rich and gorgeous gifts showered upon the ypung couple is proof of the high esteem in which they are held by their friends.i„ It has been a long time since Norwalk lias had an elaborate homewedding such as this afternoon.when M’ss Ruth Miles, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs C. D. Miles, was*united in marriage to Dr. Charles Peasley, son of Dr. P. C. Peasley, ofthis city. iThe Miles home on South Garden street was beautiful in its decorations of lilac and apple bloosoms, while the living room where the ceremony was solemnized was a place of distinct beauty. The improvise,! altar was an embankment of ferns and a bower of white lilacs,Beautiful Wedding Celebratedat High Noon TodayThe marriage of Mies Mabel Constance Hat brick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. R. Bathrick, of this city, toMr. Lloyd Cronk, of Cleveland, Ohio,was solemnized at the tome on Bene-j fudiet avenue today, at high noon.At the hour appointed for the mar-liage ceremony the bride, conducted by her father, met the bridegroom and accompanied by ihe bridesmaid, Mtas Freda Bathrick, and the groom’a best man, Mr. Raymond Whldden of Mansfield. Ohio, together took theirplaces to the strains of the bridalmarch, Imhongrin,” rendered by Missasparagus ferns and quince blossoms,, nazlt;q Burdue, within a lattice bowerwhile the center was festooned inbell fashion with clusters of valleylillies.* Guests numbered about one hun- 'dred who witnessed the pretty ceremony, the words of which were spoken by the Rev. A. .1 Funnell of the Presbyterian «hurch. The first strains of the wedding march the “Hoffman” played by Mr. L. A, West toi,i of the approach of the bride on Hie arm of her father who gave her in marriage and met at the altar bv the groom and Rev.The young couple werewreath,Funnell.unattended.The bride’s gown was an exquisite New York Model of wlcte tulle over white satin and trimmed in imported rose point and silver lace. The graceful folds of her tulle veilenveloped her and was retained in her coiffure by tiny showers of orange ido■■•som . Her bridal boquetwas of brides’ roses with a shower ofvalleylillies. She wore a beautiful crescent pin of peals and sapphiresset In platinum too gift of the groom.During the informal reception and congratulations which followed the guests enjoyed several violin selections bv Miss Meter who is a student i the Oborlin Conservatory of mus'c. A prettily appointed buffet lunch wasserved to one hundred guests at tables attractively centered with bo-quets of red tulips. IDr. and Mrs. Peasley will leavetdiis evening for a ten day weddingtrip to New York and Connecticutand upon their return home will reside at No. 1 Ml Fast Maui where the groom has all ready prepared a cozvhome.The bride's traveling su't was of grey with shoes to match and wore a black chin chin hat Mrs. Peasley lt;one of the city’s most popular andchaining young ladles and previoust(i the wedding has been honoredwith a number of showers and par-decked in green and bridal and suspended white bells.The bride was modemly yet becom-.ingly gowned in a costume of white crepe de chine and georgette crepe and carried a shower bouquet ofbride's roses and valley lillion. Thebridoenmid looked charming in a gown of delicate pink silk crepo and carrieda bouquet of pink **oses. Rev. Howaid A. Vernon, ining the impressive ting service, made the contracting parties man and wife, after which the bride and groom received the heartylt; ongratulations of the friends present. With the exception of. a few friends ofthe bride, only the immediate families of the contracting parties were in attendanceAfter congratulations, th* wedding guests 'vit down to a palatable three coutae w* dding breakfast.The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mr*. (\ W. Cronk, of Cleveland, and holtl- a very responsible jiosltionwith the Sherwin-Williams Co., of the -ante city.The bride wa« th** recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts, Including those of silver and cut glass. The gv ing-away costume of the bride was olmidnight blue, with gray shoes, gloveeami batMr. and Mrs. Cronk will take a brief wedding trip and will 1* athome. 10212 North Boulevard, Cleveland, lt;)., after June 15.chCOmwlt;urartiltinrdiiicrduibtew Welding an Event of .luue 2.Miss Anne Helene Gardiner, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. fcdmund G. Gardiner, will be married to Dr. Philip H. Fulstow on Saturday, June 2, at high noon at St. Paul’s Episcopal church in this city. No invitations will he issued for either the church or the house and the entire ceremony will lie marked by the greatest simplicity on account of the indefinite plans of the groom, who expects to enter the medical corps of th** Fnited States army shortly after the wedding.
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Norwalk Reflector Herald
Norwalk, Ohio, US
Wed, May 23, 1917
Page 5
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