The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-01-28
MISS LANDRETH
HAS NOW BECOME
MRS. HAMILTON
Her Marriage, Last Night, To
Cedar Rapids Man Was a
Brilliant Social Event
MANY FROM OUT OF TOWN PRESENT
Young Couple Will Spend Their Honey
Moon In Mexico And Will Then Settle
Down At The Home OF The Groom

DOWN Al lfle Home Ut he UrO0nl
One of the biggest social events of the
the year took place last evening when
Miss Faye Miriam Landreth, daughter
of Mrs Annie Landreth, Of this city, be
Abont 600 invitations had been sent out
and not only all the social leaders of
Manitowoc but many friends from ont
of town, witnessed the ceremonies So
many had been invited that it was ne
cessary to announce day or so before
hand that only those to whom invita-
tions had been sent would be admitted
to the church.
The First Presby terian Church, where
the ceremony was performed was beau
tifully decorated. The pulpit had been
removed and the choir loft was banked
with ferns palms and slnilax, forming
n background for the Bermuda lilies
and other flowers: Rising from this
mass of green was IN arch of smilax
from which hung II beautiful white bell
done in flowers. Above the bell We're
the letters l. and ii, also in white flow
ers, and above the letters, holding two
white ribbons which ran down to each
letter, was white dove. Around the
church palm leaves had been hung on
the walls.
For half an hour before thu ceremony
Eugene l. Skaaden gave an organ recit
AL At half past six o'clock commenced
Mendelssohn's Wedding March, and the
wedding procession came up the main
aisle First came the six groomsmen
! who also acted as ushers. They were:
George Vance, Of Paris, H.. James Ham
ilton, of Chicago; Fred Kern, Cedar
Rapids Guy Wiley, and Jules =. Dixon,
of Chicago, and Henry Miller, of this
city. Immediately after them came the
six bridesmaids, Miss Hausel of Oak
Park, ILL.,. Dora Hendrickson. of Della
van, Wis LYDIA Baensch, Olga Torrson
Jennie Dempsey and Gala Gnyles, of
this city. Then came the maid of hon
or, Sue Frey back, of Circleville, O., the
| flower girl, Mildred Landreth, sister of
the bride, and the ring bearer, Carl
Rankin, of St Paul, Mimi. Following
these came the bride on the arm of Dr.
A. c. Frazier. On reaching the arch Of
flowers, in front of which stood the off
ciating clergyman, Rev, d. G. Jones'
the ushers and bridesmaids parted to the
right and left The groom and his best
man, H. Hamilton, of Chicago, II broth
er, came from the side room and met
DR.. Frazier and the bride The cere-
mony was then performed and the pro
cesSion left the church
A brilliant reception WAS held from
seven until nine ut the home of Mrs.
Laudreth, the mother of the bride, on
North Ninth street A stringed orches-
ira furnished music and refreshments
were served. After receiving the best
wishes of their friends and relatives, the
newly welded couple left for Appleton
on the 955 train, from whence they will
20 to Mexico on their honeymoon. Af-
ter March 1st their home will be in Ce
dar Rapids liz.
Among those present from out of town
ere: w. H. Hamilton, father of the
groom, Mrs. f. Il. Bowen. II. Penheld
II. G. Howell, and A. &. Call of Cedar
Rapids Mesdames &. Vance aud f.
Vance and Mr. Archie Vance, of Paris,
III. George Chatham, of Wausau, form
erly connected with the Landreth Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, of Chicago; Mrs
Rankin, OF St Paul Helen Jewett of
Woodstock, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. II. Hen
erickson, of Green Bay; Mrs. Raids, of
Wauwatosa; Florence Landreth. of She
boygan; and Harry Llndreth, of Oconto
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