| enjoyed by all.nt The marriage of Miss Edna Jacquay,atit/nilepddaughter of Mr- and Mrs. Henry Jrc-quay to Mr. August Sekler. of Chicago, took place at SH5 Tuesday morning at ihc .St. John's Catholic church. The marriage was solemnized by Hev, T. Widen w of St, John’s. The choir of the church furnished music throughout the service directed by Sister M. .Tulls, whoMr,tornes►ir presided At the organ. Miss Esther J*c-ndlr.tier.it-atE.orathelayolsteratvln*FoCh%onofhoquay and Mr. Franklin -Tncquuy led the brirtay party and the bride was given away by her father. She wore a gown of cream Venetian lace and carried b J^'J shower bouquet of bride’s rosea and swansonia, She wOro a string of pearls which wan the gift of the groom, little Evelyn Jacaun.y and Alice Jncquay a ■n- sister and cousin of the hride. carried basket* of flower*. Miss Esther .Tacquay. the bridesmaid wore a gown of pink charmcnne and carried pink Klllamey roses. The best man was Mr. William Hftrbor of Fort Wayne. During the ceremony Mrs, TVnnlfi Daley of Fort Wayne sang. “OU Promise Me'* and the wedding marrh from Lohengrin was played by Miss Wirth. of Fort Wayne. Dinner I ^ and supper were served at the bride's of home to about fifty of the immediate relatives and friends. The hnppy couple left Tuesday nfght for a three weeks' trip including Xew York city and Atlnntlr City, The bride's going away suit was ofhistlstin-AI-achst-fiveorgan111.endaanMWnavy btnc cloth trimmed in fur and*1 • x 1Mack velvet turban trimmed with1 a Ois. aigrettes. Mr. and Mrs. Scirter will be a I ^on home to their friends after October lith Qfed- at Ihelr home in Chicago.