Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-24
WEDDING CHIMES.

SsverakTery Pretty and Important Matri-
l moniai Ceremonies.
Tn the marriage of Mr.. Henry c. Wise
man and Miss Name Cummings,
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, society
enjoyed one of the simplest and
NEST beautiful weddings this year. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Frank
G. Mitchell In the High street n. E.
church, which was filled with friends of
the bride and groom. At the appointed
time thet wedding party consisting of
the bride. groom and ushers, marched down
the aisle TO the sweet music of Mendels-
sohn's grand wedding march. Arriving at
the altar the music ehanl q to the melody
of "Call me thine own. In low passionate
strains and the ceremonyl then proceeded,
After wAishTthe newly-made husband and
wife left the church for the home of the
BRIDES brother on south Limestone
street, where q wedding supper was in
waiting. Only the relatives and q few of
the intimate friends were present at the
latter, and at o'clock the wedding party
drove to the depot, where the principals
took an east bonud train to spend their
honeymoon.
The gentlemen who acted as ushers were
Messrs Robert H. Foos and Mr.. Percy Nor
ton, of this city; Mr.. Wiseman, of Lancas-
ter, brother of the groom, and DURAN,
Of Dayton. The ceremony was pronounced
plain, simple. beautiful. The bride wore
handsome dress of white silk, cut en- tratne,
and the groom looked well in the conven-
iional black. The best wishes and hearty
congratulations were shOwered upon them.
KING-MUNsoN. >
Mr.. Noble Clarence King and Miss Belle
G. Munson were married at high noon to-
day by Rev. DR.. Gotwald at the residence
Of the BRIDES parents, at 1856 west Null
berry street. The groom Is the son of Col
David King and one of the proprietors of
the Springfield Paper Company. The
bride is the accomplised daughter of Mrs.
Harriet Munson.
The house was tastefully and elaborately
decorated with flowers. which added greatly
to the beauty and impressiveness of the
service read by DIR. Gotwaid. Only the
relatives and intimate friends of
the csntla,ting parties were pres
EFT. Quite large number
Of beautiful and costly presents were made
by their friends. MIR. and Mrs. King lett
on the $3.50 train, via Little Miami, for Gin
cinnati to take In the musical festival.
From there they will 20 to other points
south and will be gone about week.
TATERsHALL-sTEwART
The marriage of Mr.. W. b. Tattershall,
of the Springfield District Telegraph Co. to
Miss Grace E. Stewart, of Dayton, is cele-
brated in the Gem city today. The groom is a
wellknown young man, who has made
himself citizen of this city, and has built
up with success the much used messenger
service in the District Telegraph. Mr.. Tat
tershall Is an active member of
the Y. NJ. c. A, and was one of its Orgsn-
izers. The bride is one of Dayton's
charming young ladies and both will have
hearty congratulations from many friends
In both cities. After the ceremony and
wedding festivities. the young couple will
come to Springfield and make it their
home.
NoRTH-CoNNoRS-
This morning a. o'clock, at the st. Je-
seph church, Mr.. John Nor,h, brother of
Mr James North. the Market street grocer,
and Miss Mary Conn0rs were united In
marriage by Rev. Mr.. Berding. Quite
number of friends were present to witness
the ceremony, although the wedding was
private. Quite q number of useful and
presents were made by their many
friends. A formal reception was rendered
the young couple after the ceremony. at
which only the relatives and intimate friends
were present Mr.. and Mrs. North will 20
IN hon ali anin0 fmm odi falv