Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-19
TWO ARE MADE ONE
The Marriage Of George Had
ley and Miss Sargent
CELEBRATED AT ST. MARKS
II Was One OF the Most Beautiful Wed.
dings Of the season-Dsscnpsion Of
The Costumes and Pyess nts.

Yesterday morning ct s.. Marks
church there Was quiet and happy
Wedding, the central figures being Mr..
George Gardner Hadley. Jr., Of Toledo
and Mia Pearl Belle sarg can't of this
city. The ceremony WAS performed by
the Rev. DIR. Campbell Fair ~ 10
o'clock and the beautiful Episeopalian
ritual was used with the ceremony Of
the double rings. There was large
attendance OF invited guests. Mr..
Lucius l.. Sergeant, brother Of the
BRIDE. gave her away; Miss Lille
SwsrtS WAS maid OF honor and Mr.. w.
w. waldTon Of Lafayette, Ind, was the
gyoom's best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Lyle Hubbard Of Toledo and
Leo p. II. Fisher OF this city. Mrs. 7.
b. Church presided at the organ and
the advent OF the bridal party was
heralded BY tho glorious strains OF the
bridal march from Lohengrin and
during the sacred ceremony the sweet
notes OF the bridal chorus from Lohen-
grim were waited softly from the great
muaicsl pipes. The bride wore Der
going-away gown OF brown, trimmed
" 18th . ruchs Of ribbon, and broad
brimned lace hat. She carried . fra
grant cluster OF half-open bride roses
| tied with white satin ribbon in . pretty
arrangement OF loopa and ends. Miss
Swartx wore gown OF red crepe with
hat of the same bright color. She
held an immense stalk OF pure white
lilies, the rehexed petals contrasting
brilliantly with the vivid color Of her
"A hA
solemn vows the bridal party passed
slowly down the aisle and out of the
church followed by the joyous notes of
Mend elssohn's wedding march. Car
riages were taken to the residence of
l!1 Paris avenue, where q delicate
wedding breakfast was served by
Caterer Swetlaud.
Beautiful Floral Decorations.
The decorations were exquisite.
Massed In the parlors were the snowy
blossoms OF bride roees, carnations,
Bermuda lilies, hydrangeas and
the sweet lily OF the valley.
Tropical foliage in the form
OF palms: pinee,, ferns and
glossy.leaved rubber plants abounded.
bringing smilsx draped the cnande-
liers and curtains and the soft reful-
gence OF many colored lights enveloped
the scene, which was one of gayety and
beauty. Green-loaved plants stood in
coy hooks about the hall, which was
lighted with green tapers.
ledeued with flowers and other sweets
Was :st for forty guests. At either end
stood candelahra and the cloth WAS
n AAwoYSaA 0v,t Af
roses laid here and there. At one end
pink roses were n,assed; at the opposite
end there was . handsome spray of
white carnations. A tall and graceful
arrangement OF pink and white roses
occupied the center and sprays of
roses, smilax, carnations and lilies of
the valley were effectively drapsd
about the sideboard. The guests at the
breakfast were: Mr.. and Mira. g. q. Had
ley, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hadley. Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Thompson,
Mr. and Mira. Frank P. Chaplin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pew, DIR. aad Mrs. Farmer
| Ice, DIR. and Mrs. Tipple, Miss Nsttie
Van Deusep. Mr.. Lyle Hubbard and
| w. Waidron Of LAFAYETTE, Ind; Mr..
AMI Mrs. William Barnard, formerly of
this city, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Buss
Thomas Sergeant and daughter Mamie,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Sergeant. Mrs. 3. C.
SsrEeart, Mrs. Fred D. Mills, Mrs. Al.
bert Root, Miss Belle Cnamberlin and
the Nessrs. Leo Fisher and Fred Pow.
era.
| Rich Wedding 0tfts.
| A harp,st rendered exquisite music
throughout the breakfast hour, which
was made merry with rejoicing until
the departure Of the bridal couple on
an eastern wedding tlip. Gifts most
dainty and valuable were receive
from far and near in great profusion
and abundance, am0ng them being a
house and lot from the groom's father
the house being completely furnished
. magnificent diamond pendant for the
bride from the gro0m's mother. five
beautiful oil paintings from the brides
mother, beside complete array Of nl.
yer, cut glass, bric-a-brac and china,
with countless articles in addition.
There are slso many large and l,eautl.
full articles of furniture awaiting them
at Toledo. The brides souvenir gift to
her maid was love-knot ring, and the
groom presented to his best man and
ushers dainty enameled hearts.
AZ the happy couple descended the
steps Of the residence to enter the car.
riage for their departure they were
showered with rice, and other emblems
Of . happy and successful future
greeted them. Arrived 1T the train
they found their seats in the car decor
ated with bride roses, and parting
shower of rice fell upon them. They
left on the o'clock train for Detroit
and the eaet, and will visit Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and other eastern
points, making an extended trip before
returning 10 Toledo, where they will
reside for time ct the Hotel Madison.
| Their NswToIedo Home.
Extensive improvements are beina
made IN the Hadley mansion at No.
l713 Madison street, and IL 10 expected
TO Be completed by early September,
when large reception will be gwen
| the young couple, who will reside with
Mr.. Hadlcy's parents until they desire
| o. take possession Of their own home.
(, The bride 10 one of the sweetest, fair.
est daughters of the Valley City, and
her departure is regarded by an extern
| sive circle 40 . personal ioss. She il
both beautiful and accomplished and
will grace the nigh position the BRIDE
| groom'e family occupy IN the select
circles of Toledo. The groom IL an
| only son--an only chiid--his father,
q. q. Hadley, ST., being vice president
| Of the Toledo Bee Publishing company,
with large buslnesa interests upon the
/ lakes and elsen here. the value Of HE
property bordering closely upon .
million. Mr.. HadIey. Jr., 10 . young
| man OF starring worth and business