The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-05-11
THE TIE THAT BINDS.
DITTOE-FINCk.


dary Finck which took place on Tuesday
morning last.
The beautiful wedding cards, which
lsve been out for some days, announced
hat the wedding would occur at Holy
Trinity Church, at o'clock A. NJ. at
which time solemn nuptial Mass would
Ilso be celebrated.
Some 400 invitations were extended.
At that hour there was assembled at the
church quite a crowd of friends, OF the
bride and groom. Prompt to the minute
the happy couple entered accompanied by
their attendants. The organ pealing forth
a wedding march, which sounded grandly
throughout the church. The ceremonies
were performed by the Rev. Fl. F. Lilly,
Prior of St. Joseph's College, who most
and beautifully addressed the
high contracting parties counselins and
advising them as to the duties and obliga-
tions of the married state. At the conclu-
sion of the ceremonies, which lasted more
than an hour the friends and invi ted
guests repaired to the .e'idence OF
the brides father where an elegant
and sumptuous wedding breakfast awaited
hem-Congratulations and we'll wishes
were the order of the hour.
The groom Frank A. Dittoe is a descend
place. One of the most promising business
men of this section; 20 ing man of integ-
rity and great popularity, and who BY close
attention and astute business knowledge
has amassed quite a competence. He is a
young man in every way worthy of the
high esteem and regard which he holds
in this community.
The bride Mary E. Finck is the daugh-
ter of Hon. w. E. FInck, (Ex. Congress
man, Democratic candidate twice for Su-
preme Judge.) One of the most prominent
lawyers of the State. She has been a
reigning belle of this place, her
good sense, beauty and noble attributes
endearing her to all, and rendering her
universally popular. She was very be.
comingly attired in cream white corded
silk, and brocaded Satin made en- train with
garnitures of point laces. The elegant
bridal veil was held in place by beauti
full wreath of orange blossoms. At hel
throat and neck sparkeled an elegant and
costly set of. diamonds-the gift of the
groom-Iu her hand she carried hand
some bouquet of natural flowers. She
looked ever inch the bride.
The attendant were Miss Alice Cox
daughter of Hon. T. B. Cox of Lancaste,
and Mr.. A. c. Caine a popular societ,
man of Miller and Huestona, Colum bus
Miss Cox a lovely young lady was hand
somely dressed in a robe of pink satir
trimmed with Spanish Lace. For orna-
ments she wore handsome diamonds.
The groom and groomsman were richl,
and neatly clad in the conventional bIacl
full dress.
The music was under the supervision
of the Sisters of Sacred Heart Convent
and to say that it was supreb would be bu
lily to attempt description of it. 1t wa
the finest We have heard for some time
The decorations of the Sanctuary were al
so grand.
The following is partial list of tn
presents received by the Bride from he
numerous friends. We made but hast
examination and therefore have uninten
tionaIly omitted some.
Elegant Silver Tea Set, presented by tt
father of the BRIDE
Damask Satin finished table linen, SCI
from the mother of the bride.
Elegant black marble Clock with gi
trimmings. Two handsomely upholster
easy Chairs-both presents from NJ. J
f Dittoe, brother Of Groom.
Set of Silver forks, Miss Alice Cox, Lar
caster, Ohio.
Set of tea spoons in handsome cas-
Virginia Cox, Lancaster, 0.
White Satin hand painted fan from Lii
: zie and Nellie Cox.
8 Frosted handled silver Knives for
! Jennie Cox.
s Elegant Flowers in beautiful basket fro
r Hon. Judge Wright and wife. Lancaste
n Magnificent hand painted pin cushion
" white sstined and crimson plushed fro
}. Miss Kittie Denver, Wilmington, Ohio.
1t Silver candle sticks and holy water fon
e in Russia Leather case from Fral
Mitchell and family, St. Louis, Mo.
A. Z. Caine of Columbus, the groom
man presented an elegant gift of Fren,
china hand painted Ice Cream set, Is peic
in handsome box.
y Beautiful Frosted silver card receiv
II and cut glass boquet holder, W. II. Dar
n Solid silver fish knife in elegant cal
II Miss Mary Joyce, Columbus.
'r Solid silver Butter Dish from Mr..
is Mrs. John Calm, with beautifully E
of graved initials an. F. D."
d Magnificent diamond mirror bevel
'e french glass, crimson plush frame, frc
lr Mr.. & Mrs. T. w. Lee, bus, o.
y Solid frosted silver ice creame spoon,
'e elegant case, Mr.. & Mrs. McAllister, c.
st umbus, Ohio.
is Shell Equilt, white, artistically knit
c. by Mrs. O'Neil Zanesville, o.
is Hand painted Banneret, Blue Satin a
nr hand painted tidy composed of Satin a
Lace; silver ink stand; Pie Knife,
-. from Sister Mary Agnes, Sacred He
Convent, Somerset.
= Elegant boquet of cut flowers from
ter Francis St. Marys OF the Sprin
Columbus.
les beautiful opera, alarm clock crims
r" plush case, with gilt trimming, Miss II
lat en- O'Neil, GAINESVILLE y.
ad Solil silver coffee service pieces
in beautiful design Mr.. & Mrs. Lewis Gre