Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-06-06
McCULLOUGH-PULFREY NUPTIALS
A Ch arming Wedding.

A charming June wedding was
celebrated yesterday afternoon at
three O'Clock, when Miss Lii
liam Maud Mccullough was united in
marriage with Mr. Herbert G.
Pulfrey The ceremony was performed
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs y. j Mccullough, Rev. j. II
Eichbaum, rector OF St Johns Episco.
pal church officiating. The bride was
attended by her cousin, Miss Laura But
ton, "A maid OF honor, and Miss Marion
Goldle OF Saginaw as bridesmaid, while
DR.. Ohas. j Phelps OF Saginaw attended
| the groom. At the appointed hour the
bridal party descended the stairs TO the
broad window of the drawing room
which formed IA hower of feathery fol-
iage of roses, at each side of which We're
banked ferns, the maid of honor coming
| first, followed by the fair young bride,
| attended by the bridesmaid, then the
groom and his best man. The bride
wore IA beautifully becoming gown of
white silk with an overdress of white
| silk dotted lace, and carried white
prayer book. The maid of honor was
| gowned in pink null and carried lilies.
| The bridesmaid, IN pretty costume of
| white mouseline over pink silk
| carried pink roses During the bridal
procession Miss Mabel Howard played
Mendelssohn's wedding march, and
| during the service Rubensteins melody
| in + Around the bridal party in the
parlor was grouped Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Pulfrey and daughters. Misses Ivy and
Grace, Mr.. and Mrs. n j. Mccullough,
Mr.. and Mrs b n Mccullough, and
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Button.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held after which the bridal party
proceeded to the dining room which was
decorated In the prevailing color scheme
pink and white, beautiful effects being
had with an artistic arrangement Of rib
bons and smilaX, with bowl of roses
for center piece. Mrs q. Ward and
Mrs. S. s. Stevens had charge of the
dining room assisted by the Misses Ed
ma Schwartz Aria Holiday, Kate Bair,
Bertha Spicer and Essie Hooper, all
gowned IN pink and white. Mrs. II. j
Vermeulen and Miss Bertha Stevens re-
ceived in the parlors.
The bride and groom have been the
recipients of numerous beautiful gifts OF
cut glass, silver, china. tapestry and
linen which were arranged in the
library
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert G Pulfrey took
the 1 20 Ann Arbor train on bridal
trip followed by literally bestowed trib.
utes of rice. Both young people have
hosts Of friends in the social circles in
which they are so we'll known and held
in the highest esteem. The bride is an
accomplished young lady, graduate
from the "Cumnoch School of Oratory"
of Chicago. The groom is prominent
in business circles and graduate Of
Ann Arbor Upon their return they
Will take up their residence in their own
pretty new home IN Superior street, a
gift Of the groom parents.
There are many 10 wish the young
couple happiness and prosperity
The list of guests from outside the
city comprised Mr.. and Mrs. Albert l..
Button, Miss Marion f. Goldie, Miss
Bessie Perrin and DR. Chas. Phelps, all
Of Saginaw; Mr.. and Mrs Adelbert
Beebe Of Fowlerville, Mrs. Seth Rupert
of Howell; Mrs. Elmer Heath, DR.. and
Mrs Parrish, Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. Altenberg, Mr..
and Mrs Ned Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Brown, all of Ithaca; Mrs. Hal.
stead and Mrs. Della Barden of st.
Louis, and Miss Fannie Chaplin of st
Johns