The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-09-16
THREE SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS.
Six of Owosso,s Popular Young People in
One Week Have Put the Month on
Record in This City.
wHITE-DANIELS.

wHITE-DANIELs.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Dan
iels, north Ball street, was the scene of an
unusually pretty out Of door wedding, Tues
day afternoon, when their daughter, Miss
Minnie. was united in marriage to Harland
P. White
At half past four the bride and groom
took their places on large white rug, un-
der network of golden rod which entwined
in the low wide branches of an old apple
tree, and there in front of circle of over
hundred guests, Rev. John Sweet pro-
nounced the solemn, vet Joyous words.
which made them man and wife, the pretty
ring service being used. With them stood
Miss Helen Shanafelt, who acted as brides
maid, little Miss Nina Daniels, sister of the
bride. who carried the ring on tray, and
A. A. Crawford, cousin of the groom and
his best man.
The dress of the bride was Persian lawn,
trimmed with Mechin lace and insertion.
The bridesmaid wore light blue silk with
Valencennes lace. Miss Nina Daniels
wore Persian lawn trimmed with Valen-
ciennes lace.
The grounds we're prettily arranged with
rugs, chairs, settees, handsome screens, and
gay colored hammocks which added to the
natural beauty of the yard made a most
delightful scene.
After the ceremony was over. and con-
gratulations and best wishes had been ex-
pressed by all present, the company cat
down to a delightful wedding supper,
which was served by the young ladies of
the Kaleidoscope Club, of which the bride Is
member. During thesupper the mandolin
club, which had begun to play as soon as
the ceremony was over, continued to fur
nish delightful music from behind the
scenes.
The bride Is one of Owosso's most popu-
lar young ladies and deservedly so. She is
a graduate of the Owosso high school, and
for the past five years has been one of the
most valued clerks in ID. M. Christians
dry goods store, where, as we'll as among q
large circle of other friends, her bright
cheerful ways and her pleasant manner
have made her a favorite.
Mr.. White needs no introduction to Owos
so people. He is also a graduate of The
Owosso high school, and for a number o
years has been the popular and most eff
cient mailing clerk at the Owosso postffice
A list of his friends would make q
business directory and good start on {
city directory of Owosso as we'll.
The presents we're numerous and of th'
finest kind, showing no small amount o
regard on the part of the many friends. 4
number of expensive pieces were receive,
from absent relatives. THE TIMES add
its congratulations and best wishes to tn
host of those already given.
Mr. and Mrs. White will 60 to hous
keeping on the corner of Lee and Ad
streets after returning from short visit a
Crystal Lake.
Mr.. White succeeded In outwitting
crowd of pursuers and escaped with hi
bride by roundabout way which include,
at least two long carriage drives but whcl
saved them from the usual decoration
which bridal parties are forced to carry
Incidentally some of their friends found bl
cycle riding not all it's cracked up to be ant
one party enjoyed thirty mile drive fol
lowing them In vain.
Among those present from out of town wer
Mrs. DIR. Bliss, of Saginaw; Mrs. r. G. El
and Miss Myrtle Peters, of Alma; Mrs. w
T. Dunning and son, Willie, Of Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Bailey, Of Porter, Ind