Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-12-01
JOINED.
The Bonds Of MatrimOny Make
Happy Hearts Still Happier.
NUPTIALs OF Mr.. FRANK UL-
RICH AND Miss MARY
RICHARDS.
Twas indeed a pretty wedding.

Twas indeed pretty wedding.
Relatives, friends and acquaintenances
were there, with we'll wishes for the high
contractors who joyously followed the path
t-aversed so often and who endorsed the
proposition of the church. in that, marriage
is an honorable estate"
Mr. Frank Ulrlch and Miss Mary Rich
ards we've joined in marriage yesterday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock.
The nuptials were celebrated at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, Captain and
Mrs. L. Y. Richards on Washington street,
by Rev. L. II. Campbell, of the Methodist
church, Hicksville, Ohio.
The affair was one most elaborate, tie
very perfectness of which impressed both
the chief actors and the large assembly of
guests, with the full solemnity, as well as
joy. of the momentous occasion.
The large rooms of the residence were al
tistically decorated with the choicest hot
house plants making veritable bower of
beauty in which to solemnize the nuptials.
The ceremony was performed i'll the
south end of the drawing room beneath a
canopy of verdure.
At four o'clock the gentle strains of the
orchestra welled forth in the beautiful
wedding march of Mendelssohns', "a Mid
summer Nigh's Dream" and shortly after
the wedding party descended the stairs and
took its place before the minister, ray of
beauty and elegance that would defy the
very word aestheticism for improvement.
The bride looked lovely. She was attired
in white brocade India silk, trimmed in
pearl passamenterie and lace, white satin
slippers, hair ala Greek.
The groom was attired in the conventional
black.
Miss Jenetta Ulrich, sister to the groom
oficiated as maid of honor and wore beau
tiful costume of burnt rose silk, cream trim
mings cream mits and slippers of SAM
shade.
Miss Gusta Groschner, 1st bridesmaid
was attired in pink silk empire gown
with white lace and pearl trimmings, plnl
slippers.
Miss Effie Scribner, Cd bridesmaid
looked very charming in a costume of vel
low silk trimmed in Chiffon, white glove
and white slippers.
Miss Grace Rummell, Sd bridesmaid wor
beautiful costume of sea-foam green Her
rietta trimmed in Irish point applique lace
white slippers.
All the bridesmaids carried Marshalne
roses.
The ushers were Messrs. George Teeplt
Frank Wilson and Elliot Haag, attired j
black.
: The ceremony was very beautiful and wt
! made doubly impressive by the kin'
: yet solemn, manner in which it WI
performed by the minister.
After the ceremony a wedding banque
was served, at which each guest was pr
sented with box of cake, and later on
the reception the young people finished u
|. the evening by a, courtship OF that al
goddess Terpsichore to the excellent mus
of Napoleon's orchestra.
=, Presents were there in almost indescri
:, able profusion for costliness and elegan
: of taste. They were mute tokens of I
= spect for the happy couple who on that d
took the second great step in each ones
reer. 80
% The newly welded dtparted on the eve
?, ing train for st. Louis where they will pa
n the forepart Of the honeymoon. Fro
Y there they go to Mansfield and other citi
,r of central and southern Ohio before
" return. They will make Napoleon th
W future home end after the wedding te
y will be at home to their numerous frien
ID at their residence on Clintoa street.
The bridegroom 10 one. Of Napoleon