Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1904-01-29
DUNBRIDGE


7:3O O'Clock, the home of Mrs. James
Cordrey was the scene Of very pret-
tv wedding, the contracting parties be-
ing her daughter, Miss Mary Cordrey,
and Il. Sullivan, by Rev. S. Goblet.
The dining room was very nicely ar
ranged with the tables decorated with
snilaX ard holly.
Tho reception dinucr was served in
courses and was in keeping with all
else apparinining to the event, and
was served Immediately after the con
gratuations.
The bride was tastefully gowned in
white over blue, trimmed in silk and
medaions and carried a bouquet of
white carnations, while the groom
wore dark mixed suit and wore Il
bouquet of red carnations.
The ceremony was solemnizcd in the
presence of Il large company of invited
guests, and the happy pair received
many bcdutiiulind useful presents as
follows: RewS, Goblet, bridal soul
venir. Miss Hattie Jones, of Mcclure,
chira sugar and creamer; Miss Sara
Duuapacc, Scotch Ridge, hand painted
cracker bowl: Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Pope.
silver butter knife and sugar shell;
Mrs. \. Walker, six fancy tumblers;
Henry Hcidenbach, of Newcomers
town, souvenir spoon: Mr.. and Mrs.
Barger, six fruit plates; Earl Barger,
tooth pick holder; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Glenn. salad dish: Mr.. and Mrs. Char
ley Stonebrook. of NeWcomerStown,
gold bowl sugar shell; Miss Pearl Fet
tcrman. of Oak Earbor, berry dish;
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. DeYerna, set sill
yer knives, forks and teaspoons; Mr..
and Mrs. Will Sullivan, set silver
knives and forks: Mr.. and Mrs. J.. \.
Ward. Mr. and Mrs. S. Henchey and
Mrs. Mary Chamberlin, set silver
knives and forks; Mr.. and Mrs. Good.
ell, water set: Fred APPLE pair towels;
| Mr. and Mrs. Long, sugar shell: ]. III.
| Bowman and Ed .Andregg, a double
fruit dish: Mrs. T.. Hale, Arthur and
! Rollie Hale, silver berry spoon; Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Munson, glass set
| including sugar, creamer, spoon hold
| er butter dish and six sauce dishes;
| Mr.. and Mrs. Priest set asbestos sad
| irons; Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Trim, set of
silver fruit knives; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| Cloar, set silver teaspoons; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sullivan. wash bowl and
pitcher; Mrs. Hanna Cordrey and son
Frank, pair vases; Mr.. RObenson and
Mrs. Ada DeYerna, pair towleS; Mr..
| and Mrs. Dan Cordrey, glass fruit
dish; Mr.. and Mrs. Duer, medallion
picture; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. APPLE, pitch
| er; Miss Agnes Mulvie, set silver tea
spoons; Wilson and Carter, bone
handled carving set Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
APPLE, Paul Seibert, Mr. and Mrs. ].
| Current, Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. Stone
brook Mrs. Martha Hit, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brust, Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Current, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fuller, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs j.
| Lintner, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. \. Trepanier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ID. Trepanier, May
| Trepanier, Fannie Calm, Mrs. Joe
| Seager and Mrs. Ralph Hibbern,
| dining room table; Lucretia Goodell,
| Iella Ward, Pearl Hampton, Hazel
Weber Sadie Tanner, Ethel Cloar, Lii
| lie Griner, Nettie Shaner, Bessie Sha-
| ner, Ethel Mcpherson, Halle Sullivan,
Edna Seager, Mary Norten, Edith IRE
| panier, Mary rrepanier, Ida Thomp-
son. Anna Cordy. these being the
young ladies' class of the Sunday
school of which tie bride was a men,
her, got them berry set and cake
plate. Others present We're Charley
| Brust, Anna APPLE, Oscar Cordy, Chas-
Griner, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Deverna
ana family, Mrs. J. Cordrey and
| daughters Mabie and Ada, frankie
Priest, Argo and Frances Sullivan,
Mrs. j. Davis and daughter Mary Ida
Ward, Harla Dunapace and Agnes
Sullivan.
Regrets from Mr.. and Mrs. Gorrel,
OF Bowling; MI. and Mrs. Van Horn,
of Demson, Tuscarawas county; Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Glenn, Toledo; Thomas
Morgan, Canal Dover, Tuscarawas
county; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Stonebrook
NewcOmerstown, Tuscalawas county
Mr. and Mrs. john Reldcnbach, Bowl
ing Green. Henry Reidenbach, New
comcrstown, Tuscarawns county; Miss
Lottie and Anna Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Brown, Of Toledo, were re
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