Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-02

NNANN"H
4 beautiful vet simple wedding was
the one June Gath, In the Presby-
terrain church when Miss Ella Hill
Dixon. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Dixon, was united in mar
rage to MIR. Clarence Bertram Law OF
Hill City, Kas., Rev. DR.. Z. s Blay-
ney officiating. The impressive ring
ceremony was used.
As the. last melodious strains q
Otto Cantara's, I'm Live and Love
Thee sung by Mrs. Ursula Young,
with Miss Peters as accompanied, were
hushed into stiffness, the doors were
opened for the entrance Of the bridal
party.
First came the matrons OF honor
who were conducted to places at the
right and left Of the BRIDES family.
Next came the child bridesmaid,
Frances Felty, scattering dainty
blossoms in the path Of the BRIDE
Then came the sweet little ring
girl, Mary Elizabeth Wilmer. The
maid of honor, Miss Mary Dixon,
only sister of the bride, came next.
Then the bridesmaid, Miss Irma Law,
sister of the groom, Miss Alice Lesher
and Miss vada Boseley Of Emporia.
Last came the brice leaning on the
arm OF her father.
Up the right aisle came the best
man, Thomas Mccall Of Hill City.
Then came the groomsmen, George
w. Barcus, Frederick l.. Lesher and
Henry K. Holzworth. Last came the
bridegroom escorted by Rev. DR..
Blayney.
After the ceremony the beautifully
decorted church parlors were thrown
open and the bridal party received
the guests. Hearty congratulations
were showered upon the happy couple
by about one hundred and twenty-five
guests.
The church was prettily decorated
with asparagus, carnations, sweet
peas and potted plants.
The bride was handsomely gowned
in clinging robe of cream Satin'
lace trimmed. She carried a shower
bouquet OF white sweet peas.
The maid OF honor wore cream silk
lace trimmed with white sweet peat
in her hair. The first bridesmaid
Miss Irma Law, was daintily goWAet
in pink and white silk muslin witt
pink sweet peas in her hair. Thu
other bridesmaids wore white will
pink and white sweet peas in theil
hair. The matrons Of honor gracet
their own pretty wedding gowns ant
wore pink and white carnations II
their hair. The matrons were Mrs
John E. Taylor, Mrs. Lynn Covert
Mrs. A. L. vanOstrapd and Mrs. Ray
mond Burkholder.
Four little girls out Of the brides
room at school distributed boxes o
wedding cake to the guests.
The ceremony last evening was thu
elimination of pretty romance
which began in childhood and hal
continued steadfast without a cloud
to mar its happiness.
Mrs. Law is graduate Of the city
schools, having finished in the class
Of 1900. During the years she at
tended school she came from her farm
home every day on horseback. Sh'
graduated with high honors. The
first four years after her graduation
she was a teacher in the country
schools, driving from home every day
The last four years she has been one
of the best teachers in the Abilene
schools.
Mr.. Law is a son Of Representative
Low Of Hill City. He is young mar
Of sterling qualities, a graduate o
the Kansas Wesleyan and Of the Stat'
Agricultural College. He owns
farm Of several hundred acres neal
Hill City. and has built a beautiful
farm home with all modern conven
fences to which he will take bis bride
Never has a young couple started
life under more favorable circum
stances, and II good wishes can hav'
anything to do with their future life
It is that the shadows which com
will be only hint that there is al
L.,rLtor snnshina after shadow