The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-10-18
BRIDE
Won by Att0r-
ney Milroy
Is One of TOledO's
FaireSt Bellies.
THE WEDDING
WAS SOIemnized
| |WednesdayEvening
In the Presence of a Fashion.
able Company.---WiIl Re-
| side in Toledo.
THE WEDDING

At the home of the bride on Madisc n
avenue was celebrated beautiful we'd
ding last evening. Mifs Mary Hallsrsn
being united to Mr.. Charles Martin
MiIroy. says the Toledo Blade.
The Lohengrin bridal march. played
by an orchestra, announced the ap-
pointed hour of eight. and tha en-
trance Of the bridal party. Little Miss
Helen Hodge and Master Richard
Hodge drew the white ribbons through
the parlor. to the hay window bank of
palms in the living room The groom
and his best man. Mr.. Fred Milroy. of
Columbus. and the officiating clergy
man. Rev. Albert Martin Hyde. enter
ed from the side and assisted the maid
of honor. Miss Cora Knaul, of Cincin-
natl, and the bride. Miss Knaul wore
a pretty gown Of white net over white
silk. and carried shower of pink
roses.
The bride was gowned in an ex
quisite lace robs Of point applique. 1t
was of a delicate pearl shade and was
built over silk of the same color. A
long veil Of tulle was fastened with a
half wreath of orange blossoms in her
dark hair. and she carried brides roses.
There was no music during the cere-
monY, but at its close the Mendelssohn
march pealed forth its joyous strains.
In addition 10 the solid background
of palms in the living room, which
improvised the altar space. the mantel
was banked with festhery ferns and
white chryssnthemums and the same
flower lent its glorious beauty to decor
ate other parts of the room.
American beauties were used in the
psrlor to add brightness to the rich
greenery of mantel decoration and pier
glass. The chandeliers wore a drapery
of smilax, the mirrors were curtained
with festoons of the same vine 81 d
every doorway was hung with a smilax
portiere The orchestra were hidden
in the lower hall behind covering
made of palms. and the stairway was
gracefully festooned with the smilax
lvine
The bridal table was laid in the din
ing room for eighteen covers round
basket of pink bridesmaids roses vas
the pretty centerpiece..surrounded by q
wreath Of maidenhair fern. from which
peeped miniature electric h2hts- The
favors were pink artificial roses
filled with cake, tied to rosebuds filled
with rice. the attaching ribbons being
marked with the placesname in gilt
lettering. Two wedding cakes, the
pink one for the gentlemen. the white
for the ladies were cut.
The remaining guests. about one
hundred In number, were served
Throughout the parlors at small tables
decorated with pink carnations
Mr.. and Mrs. Milroy left last night
ON an eastern trip. the bride travelling
in blue tailored suit. On their re-
turn from the east Mr.. and Mrs- Mil.
roy viii reside at 1908 Madison av.
enue, being at home after December
first.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding
were Mrs Isabel MilrUy. the groom'l
mother. and his sister, Mrs. Aiken.
from BelIefontaine: Mr.. Fred Milroy,
of Columbus; Mr.. John Milroy, of In
dianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs Roy Will
liams, Of Sandusky; Mrs. Georg,
Corlett and Miss Jennie Corlett. oi
Cleveland, and Miss Knsul, Cincin
natl.