The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-06-27
TiIl-Heiny
[Fort Wayne News +

[Fort Wayne News
Amid beautiful surroundings
enhanced by the presence of fail
flowers and fair maide, and rend
cred more impressive by an as
semblage Of over two hundred
relatives and friends, was solem
nized at half past 8 O'Clock this
morning at st. Paul's Catholic
church, the marriage ceremony OF
Miss Edith r. Eeiny, of Fort
Wayne, and Mr.. John Nicholas
Till, of Logan, O. Miss Heiny is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Nicholas EIeiny, of 4l8 East
Wayne street. The groom is son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Till, of
Logan, o., and is superintendent
of the Junction City Clay Product
company, of that city.
The Rev. John H. Oechtering
ofticiated at the ceremony. The
bride wore Brussels net over white
organda, with trimmings of
lace. A tullc veil, caught to the
hair by cluster of swansonia,
adorned her head. She carried a
white prayer book The maid of
honor was a sister of the bride,
Miss Nora Heiny. She was
gowned in French lawn with Val
enciennes lace insertions and trim
mings. A wreath of sweet peas
was around her head and size car
ried bouquet of the same. Miss
Mary Till, of Logan. o., a sister
of the groom, was bridesmaid.
She also wore French lawn, with
pink roses in her hair, and bou-
quet of them in her hands. The
beauty of the scene was increased
by the palms and ferns in which
the altar and sanctuary We're
banked. The flower girls were
Miss Garlic SchiIling and Miss
Marie Reinehart, nieces of the
bride. Miss Schilling was dressed
in white and pink and Miss Refine
hart in white and bIue. Each
carried large basket filled with
roses, carnations aud sweet peas,
The ushers were Messrs. Edward
Derheimer, George Deininger and |
OthmAr Heiny. j. n. Shlrr and
Lawrence Helny were hest men.
Over two hundred invitations to
the wedding Were sent TO the
friends and relatives of the bride
and groom.
After the ceremony delightful
wedding breakfast was served to
about twenty-five guests at the
bride residence. The dining
room was handsomely decorated in
green and wh te kr,nhl,
and large bell hung
over the table. Misses Gertrude
and Martha Kuecht, Louise Traut
rn.p md I.fI.rf,,., T. ir,I,.r 80
sisted in the dining room. This
afternoon reception To large
mum ber of invited Faests was held
at the home between the hours Of
2 and . Mr. and Mrs. TIL will /,
eaVe at 1:45 this evening for an
extended eastern trip. They will
7ieit Washington, Baltimore, the
jamestown expedition, New York, {
Charleston and other places. Af
.er July l5th they will be at home
IN T. ,st Hunter street in Logan,
}. MIR, Til, tie gro lm, has funr {
lhclee living IN Allen county, q
dessrs. Henry, Joseph Frederick
md George Til Guests from ont
# town who attended the wedding
we're MIR. and Mrs, Nicholas TN, q
iiss Mary Till, Mr, Joseph Shorr, ,
+ Logan, O MIs. Mary Tlll, of i
'helby, o Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe, h
Ir. and Mrs Tremp and Mr.. p T
Veisbrod, of Blulfton Miss Clara /
hendricks, of Grand Rapids; Mr., /.
nd Mrs. Casper, MIR. and Mrs. G. u
lendrieks, Miss Laura Hendricks,
lr. and Mrs. r. Huston, Mrs, J.
lartin and Miss Clara Martin, of "a
huntington, and Mr.. Edward q
horr, OF Lafayette. II