The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-10-23
THE SOCIAL eide.

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At Utica, October 2lst, by Rev. NJ. X. Whit
| tlesey. ID d, at the residence of the brides
| father, Miss MARY LOUISE TAYLOR, daugh.
ter Of L. Z. Taylor, Esq, and Mr.. ELMER
FRANCY. of Toronto Ohio.
Tho ceremony took place at IL o clock A.
NJ, in the presence of large company of
relatives and friends. MGssrs Glib Strswn
and George Culver ofiiciated as ushers, and
the bridal party, consisted Of the bride and
groom elect, Misses Allie Slyder, Of Peru,
and Jennie Taylor, sister of the bride, as
bridesmaids, and Messrs. W. W. Haslett, of
Holidays Cove, W. Va, and the Mr.. John
Coulter, Of Chicago. as groomsnen. c.
Cation, of this city, performed the wedding
march, and the bridal party took their places
in the parlor, which had been handsomely
decorated with flowers After the impress
sive service, there were the usual congratu.
lations, after which breakfast was served
Among the guests present were: Mr. and
Mrs John Francy, the groom's parents,
Messrs W B and Robert Francy, his broth
ers, and Mrs A barrow, a sister and Mr..
George Pugh, oil of Toronto, Ohio; Mrs A
Leonard, Of Collins, la: Mr. ii Kehew, of
Pittsburg; Mrs Robert Excell of Chicago;
Miss Carrie Rooms, of Peru; L Wegen-
knect, of La Sale; Mrs NJ X Whittlesey, Alb
ner Strawn, wife and daughter, W II Hull
and wife, Mrs Sabrina Hull, George V Hull
and wife, Cation and wife, Z G Osmau
and wife, James Briggs and wife, Mrs Judge
Blanchard Miss Canpfeld. Will Hull, all of
Ottawa and II s Gilbert and family, H
Marsh and wife, Thos II Marvin and family,
Samuel Grove and wife, David Dick and
family, J Reynolds and wife, Mrs T Il
Culver, Mrs D Collins, Mrs Lucy Clugston,
the Messrs Irwin, and Messrs A C Wylie. Ii
W: Highly, Herbert 7 Highly, W C Reynolds,
and Rev A Saunders, Of Utica.
| There were large number of valuable
and handsome gifts from friends.
The .'match's deemed an eminently hap.
by one. The bride is most charming young
woman in every respect, while her husband
is young man of exemplary habits and
man Of marked ability as business man,
who is esteemed as highly socially as
he is as business man. He is now enga.
ged with his father and brothers at Toronto
in the manufacture Of sewer pipe, fire proof.
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The business is one Of the pioneers of clay
manufacturing in this country. and enjoys
fine reputation in the trade, as well as doing
very large business.
The bridal party, consisting of Mr. and
MIR. L. Il. Francy and their friends from
Ohio, left Utica at . clock for the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francy will spend several
weeks in travel in the east, when they will
tbotr IL
nearly ready for them.
At noon, Thursday, Oct. 2lst by Rev. J.
| Omelvena, at the residence Of the brides
| parents in East Ottawa, Miss CLARA,
daughter of solomon 10y, Esq, to Dir.
CLARENCE Z. TRYoN, eff this city.
Thr. was quite "a large company Of
friends present, including Mrs. d. G. Miller
and daughter, and Mrs. p. F. Wakefield, of
Bloomington, and Mrs. NJ. Holmes and Miss
Addie Robinson, of Connecticut, besides
number of friends from this city and county.
Miss Stella 10y assisted as bridesmaid and
Mr. II. NJ Alexander, of FL Paso, as grooms-
man After the congratulations, the we'd
ding feast, and the social amenities Of such
occasions, the young people left for the east
where they will spend week or so in travel
and visiting friends. Mr.. Tryon is now
member of the firm Of Russell Tryon, sue
cessors to the insurance business of K. W.
Buchanan, and also real estate agents, in
this city, where they will reside. The FREE
TRADER adds its congratulations.
E.CEcTIoN OF MR. AND MRS NASH
The first social entertainment given in OF
tawa for some time was reception by Mr
and Mrs w W Nash, at their residence, the
| s King residence, on the north bluff. The
affair was in honor of Miss Cora Chambers,
Mr. and Mrs Kinsman, and Mr. Barnes, all Of
Decatur, visiting friends Of Mr. and MIS-
Nash. The spacious residence Was well tlled
| with guests who were entertained with that
lavish hospitality which has so long charac-
terized the home Of Mr. and Mrs King
and their family. There was dancing and re-
| freshments were served.
Among the guests present, aside from those
mentioned above were Mr. and Mrs ToWne,
Of Chicago; Mrs Judge Beck, Denver, Mr. and
Mrs c Lewis of Deer Park, Fl Nash and
wife, c Grggs and wife, II Hamilton and
wife, r CJordan and wife, DR. and Mrs Hobert,
Frank Trumbo and wife, T Y Nickel and wife,
o " Bollmeyer and wife, Prof. and Mrs Cot
ton Mrs Nash G. A, Cation and wife, l.
Leland and wife, F A Kendall and wife, u
9%a" and and Mrs. "fs Free A knS M sns
Sherwood, Mrs Fl c Coles, Mrs Hapeman,
Mrs Jones, the Misses Porter, the Mise:
White, Miss Hagen of Peru, Miss Vets OF
Clifton, Miss Armstrong Of Deer Park, and
Misses Nash, Blanchard, Reed, Mitchell, Ell
drcdge, Dudgeon, Lynch, Mayo, Stout, Trim
bic, Ncwbecker; Messrs D. la Chappehe,
Hi t. Degtn, Eckels, White, Allen, DR. Dyer,
McQuade, Crane, Yentzer, Mayo, A Lynch
Thos Lynch, Graham, Mac kinlay, E Hook.
Mayo, Osman, Trimble, II Wilson, &c.
Mr.. Robert Keiffer, of Streator, and Miss
Anna Keim, neice of Mr.. William
Hayne, were married at the German Catho-
lie church. on the west side in this city, on
last Wednesday. The wedding company,
thirty couples, were entertained at Mr.
Haynes on the evening after the ceremony
the congratulations being followed by music
and dancing
Miss Mary Mooney, daughter of Edward
Mooney, of Ophir, vas united in marriage
with Mr. Michael hurry, of Ottawa, in the
Jesuit Church, Chicago Rev Father Vinen-
ian, on Sept. 18th last. The happy couple
went to Indiana on wedding trip and Will
probably make their home at Aurora.
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