The Glenwood post., 1905-11-04
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
AT CARBONDALE
Miss Georgia Nay RyhRe Becomes
the Bride of DR.. Charles La
Vern williams

a more beautiful wedding than that
which took place last Monday at the
Carbondale ranch home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles M. Rhyme when their
daughter, Georgia May, was led to
the altar by DR.. Charles LaVern Will
liams.
At four o clock the bridal party en-
tered the parlor to the strains of the
wedding march played by Miss Mari
an Winters and took a position under
huge white bell from which radi-
ated festoons of smilax and autumn
leaves Miss Nora Lydick of Basalt
served as bridesmaid while the groom
was attended by Mr.. Harry Logan of
Glenwood Springs The bride was
beautifully gowned in pale blue crepe
de chine with white yoke and carried
brides roses.
Rev. L. ]. Hole. pastor of the
Methodist church at Basalt. perfomed
the ceremony in pleasing and i'm
pressive manner.
The house was we'll filed with
guests although the incleme ency of the
weather prevented the attendance of
many whose enforced absence proved
very disappointing. A pleasant sur
prise was the attendance of Mr.. and
Mis-. I. W. Donaldson, old friends of
the family, who, in returning from
California to their home in Kansas
City, had stopped for days visit
with the Rhymes.
DR.. Williams is we'll known in
Glenwood Springs and Carbondale,
having lived with his parents several
years at the latter place. Less than
a year ago he graduated with honors
from the dental school of the Uni
versity of Denver and begins the prac-
tice of his profession with bright pros
poets.
Mrs. Williams has lived in Garfield
county since her babyhood and by her
gentle manner and sweet disposition
has endeared herself to all who know
her.
The young couple were remem bered
by their friends as follows;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dinkel, sill
yer fruit dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Davis, salad
set.
d. Roberts, silver butter dish and
plate.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cherest, sugar
and cream.
Miss Maggie Malaby, salad set and
half dozen tea spoons.
Mrs. j. f. Deems, lace handker-
chief.
Mrs. E. R. weant, art center
pieces.
Mrs. E. Lola Cook, cake platter.
Mrs. and Mrs. L. j. Hole, china
cake plate.
Miss Finn and Miss Cunningham,
sugar and cream.
Miss Frances Tandy, bonbon dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Ewing, pair
Grecian vases.
Miss Frances Ferris, drawn work
table cover.
Mrs. R. F. Dewitt, oyster fork
Mrs. S. D. Weant, sugar and
cream.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Riley, cake
plate.
r. F. Dewitt, olive dish.
Mrs. L. M. Skillman, butter knife
and sugar shell.
Mrs. H. NJ. Mccarthy, half dozen
fruit plates.
Robert W. Jeffers, sugar and cream.
Misses May and Nora Lydick, china
tea set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, parlor car
pet.
Mrs. George Mccartney, salad fork.
j. Earl Billings, silver soup ladle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dickson, hand
painted cake plate.
Miss Blanche Braden, salt and pep
per.
Fred Bliss and Miss Ann Needham,
china tea set.
Mrs. Morton, salad fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sisson, fran
ed picture.
Mr.. and Miss Beardsley, set fruit
knives
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hemans, china
tea pot.
MIR. and Mrs z. B. Higgins, china
cake plate.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Webb, lunch
cloth.
Miss El sic Gay, inkstand and pen
rack.
Charles johnson and family. berry
spoon.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. d. Tandy. oak
box.
Fred and Edna Long, set of spoons.