The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-06
THE F0LK-0HMER WEDDING.


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The wedding of Miss Mamie Dinner to Mr. G.
L. Folk, Of Middetown, so long talked of by the
Hamilton Society, occurred last even ng at the
home Of the brides parents on Fifth street. At
an early hour the guests began to assemble ana
at 81 O'clock the bridal party appeared which
consisted Of: Miss Jones' of Columbus with Mr..
Chas Folk, brother of groom; Miss Inc Thomas
with Mr. hoe HollOwell, Aiddletown; Miss sue
Vanderyeer with Mr. John Dinner, Dayton; Miss
Fannie dinner cousin of the bride, with Mr. Al
thUf of Dayton. Then came the groom with
mother OF the bride, and last the bride leaning on
the arm Of her father.
The ceremony, which was very impressive, was
performed by Father Welsh, of Dayton. The
novel feature OF the affair was the ceremony
being performed in the yard instead of the house.
The grounds were beautifully lighted, there being
headlights and Chinese lanterns hung in profli-
sion all around Shortly after the congratulations,
an elegant supper was served, after which dancing
was enjoyed by the young people assembled. The
brides dress was creamy white satin made
prnCesse, with bouftant drapery, trimmed in
exquisite lace and orange blossoms the
traditional veil used was one of great
beauty, and was decidedly becoming to the BRIDE
who on this occasion was lovely, as all brides are
The first bridesmaid Miss Fannie Dinner wore
pink silk waist, with skirts of pink tarletan. Miss
Vanderveer, white tarletan with blue trimmings.
Miss Thomas, lemon colOred taretan, with scar
let trimmings. Miss Jones white satin basque
with skirts of tarletan, white trimmed on white
satin. Among the guests were noticed Mr.. and
MIS-. EllhS FOLK, MISS AlucTSDIl, MISS PGGK,
MessTs, Fleming, Death, Smith and Cramer, from
Franklin; Mrs. Brock, Miss IIb Miss Conklin
Miss Oldcn, Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Bowman. Messrs
John Oglesby, Sutphre and Vail, OF Middletown
Miss Jones' Of Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Dinner
Mr. Ed Omer, the Misses Legler. Mr. Fritch, Miss
Louie Dinner, from Dayton; Miss McGhee, OF OK.
ford; DR.. Sayres, Of Boston, Mass. Miss Major OF
Coyington, KY. The Hamilton people present
were Judge Hume and wife, Captain George
Phillips and wife, R. L. Skinner and WIFE J. Shee-
han and WIFE, Alfred Thomas and wife, General
Vanderveer and wife, J. McMalsin and wife, Mrs.
daughter, Miss McCleland, Miss Josie Thomas,
Miss Vanderyeer Miss Campbell, Miss Nc
Lynn, Miss Kennedy, Miss Parlss Miss Wilson,
Miss Crawford, Miss Hargitt, Miss Hawthorne,
Miss lands, Miss Ella Brant, Miss Molle Owens,
Miss Emma Brant. Miss Lucille Bakewell, Miss
Alice Thomas, Miss Katie Gordon, Mrs. Kate Mi.
nor Miss Phillips, Miss McCarten, Miss Earheart,
Messrs. Hume, Lander. Quder Brelin, Curtis,
Howels, Tobey, w. Ii. and Z. Beardsley, Will
lams, d. NJ, 5. +. and c. E. Fitton, DR.. G. c..
Skinner, Fred Stanley Frank and VIM Shatfer,
n. L. Warwick, A. Wesco, Mckinney, Campbell,
f. Belden, Boyd Traber.
PRESENTS
The presents were numerous and handsome,
among which were noticed: Water service, from
friends of the groom in franklin who were Messrs.
John Death. L. M. Thirkield, b. Vanderveer, Wal
ter Fleming, John Smith, Walter Cromer Dan.
Death, Firm. Evans, Charles Anderson; a set OF
knives and forks from Mr. Samuel Davidson and
wife, two handsome chairs in willow from Mr..
ana Mrs. M. Dinner; table in walnut with marble
top, from Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dinner; locket and chain
from parents of bride, butter dish and knife
in silver from Miss Jones of Columbus,
one dozen decorated fruit plates from
Mrs. Minor, silver cake-knife from Miss
Susie Vanderyeer, silver butter knife from Katie
Gordon, one dozen teaspoons from Mr.. and Mrs.