Bride Goes to Altar as Charles Augustus Weds
In a joyous ceremony the bride advances to the altar while bells chime. Charles Augustus stands beside her, polished and confident, chosen to guide her through life in this union of vows.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
8
In a joyous ceremony the bride advances to the altar while bells chime. Charles Augustus stands beside her, polished and confident, chosen to guide her through life in this union of vows.
Local notices describe fresh patties and cream caramels at the Vienna bakery with plans for an abundant supply of cakes, pies, bread, and buns for tomorrow. Shoppers flock to McNamara's South Side Furniture Store for doll folding go carts and framed pictures as Christmas displays near readiness.
The notice sheet lists ARISTOS and McCall Bros stores, a Santa Claus fair, and many travelers and visitors including Joe Clyde, Miss Muriel Collumber, Fannie Dayton, Thelma Dayton, Frank George, Fred Sampson, and others visiting or returning home in Iowa communities. It also advertises suits at Asher Company, Vienna Bakery candy, and sewing supplies from McNamara's with local church and school happenings and travel to Des Moines and Havre.
Former secretary of the treasury Lyman J. Gage wed Ada Ballou at the Ballou family home in Coronado California. The couple, ages thirty five and seventy three, were joined by Helen Richards and Colonel Wesley Brainard as witnesses. They plan visits to Denver and other eastern cities after the ceremony.
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