The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-01

evening, June goth, 1897. Harvey y.
Clark to Miss Harriet DeArmond.
Rev. DR.. Mcbride, oficiated.
At o'clock sharp, while the beau
tiful Nendelssohn wedding march
was rendered by the Allen-Fisk or
chestra the bridal party marched up
the center aisle of the church in the
following order: Miss Allie Hurley
and W. W. Cannon, Miss Edith
Evsriue ham and DR.. Arthur Lud-
wick, Miss Helen Denham and Jas.
A. DeArmond, the groom, leaning
on the arm of his hest man, Claud
Clark, two little pages, Master Willie
Allen, bearing a pillow on which the
bride was to kneel, and Miss Bessie
Tucker, bearing the wedding ring
in . large green leaf, both dressed
in Colonial style, Miss Daisy Brown,
the maid OF honor, and last the beau
tiful bride, leaning upon the arm of
her distinguished father. In front
of the altar the bride took her place
beside the groom, when the beauti-
full and impressive Episcopalian
ring services were conducted by DR..
J. II. Mcbride, of Nevada, Mo.
When retiring the little pages
took tho lead and scattered flowers
in the path of the bride and groom
The church had been draped and
decorated by professional artist in
that line. The alcove and altar were
completely covered with white and
green bunting interwoven in artistic
manner, making q beautiful effect
Flowers and tropical plants in pro-
fusion were tastefully arranged and
all blended harmoniously with the
surroun dings.
The church service being concIud-
ed, the bridal party repaired to the
elegant home Of Judge DeArnond,
where a reception was rendered.
The guests being the Cooking and
Prevaricaters clubs, of which eoaie.
ties the welded pair were leading
members, and few intimate friends
of the family.
Extensive arrangements had been
made for this entertainment and the
large double parlors were bsauti.
fully decorated with brides roses,
palms, pot flowers, ferns and rosee
The display, which had been arrang
ed by special artist, was simple
grand. The decor atoms in the
dining room consisted of sweet peas
Tho supper was very elaborate and
served in courses. The souvenirs
were distributed by the little pages
Mr.. and Mrs Clark took the nigh
train for Manitau Springs, Colo, o1
. bridal trip.
The bride. who is picIure o
grace and beauty. never looked mor'
beautiful than she did in her we'd
ding gown, . dream OF elegant sim
plicity. It was ivory tatfotta silk
The waist was full, slightly low il
the neck and outlined with marrow
ruffles Of white silk null, with Mari,
Antoinette sleeves. The skirt alst
having tiny ruffles of null at th,
edge.
Miss Helen Denham, a Souther,
beauty of the brunette type, wa
gowned in white organdy over greer
taffetta with ruffies of orgaudv edget
with valencienues lace, collar ant
belt of green ribbon; large green ha
trimmed in green and white flowers
Miss Edith Everinghsm, a hand
some young lady, wore a lovely gowl
Of white organdy over pink taffett
silk trimmed in pink ribbon, an,
large pink chiffon hat trimmed i,
| pink roses.
| Miss Allie Hurley, a beautiful
blonde, wore white organdy owe
blue taffetta silk, collar and belt O
blue ribbon; large white leghorl
hat trimmed in blue and whit
hrysanthemums
The Maid of Honor, Miss Dais,
Brown, OF Lamar, a chic little bru
nette, looked charming in a gown G
white organdy over white silk, bel
and sash of red ribbon; large pictur
hat of red chiffon trimmed in re-
roses.
Mrs DeArmond, mother of III
bride. wore handsome gown c
white taffetta silk with yellow stripes
vest OF yellow satin covered wit
Duchess lace; diamonds.
Mrs. j. G Clark was handsomel
attired in black silk; diamond orn,
ments.
, Mrs. Brown, of Lamar, beautifr
gown of black silk trimmed in el,
giant white lace.
Mrs. Charles Knaup handsom
gown OF cell blue satin embroidere
In silver trimmed in point lace an
pink roses.
The groom, Harvey c. Clark. WI
born and raised in this city. He hs
received complete education, bein