The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-15
PRETTY WEDDING
At old ST. PAUL'S
Historic Church Scene Of
Dombaugh- CUTLERY
Nuptials.
DECORATIONS ARE EFFECTIVE
Ceremony Spoken by Rev.
r. M. Brown.
Small Reception at Dombaugh Resi-
dence Follows Church seryice---
Pretty Creations are Gowns of the
Bride and Maids. Church Well
Filled With Guests.

There was the CLEAN of lighted
candles and the perfume of garlands
of bride roses through the arches
Of picturesque old st. Paul's Eplsco-
tials of Miss Mildred Ellen Dombaugh,
daughter OF Mrs. Laura Dombaugh,
and Mr.. Lowell Hord CUTLERY, only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James b. CUTLERY.
Ropes of Southern smilax and grow
ing ferns transformed the chancei
INTO a leafy bower, and on the altar
the Eucharist lights, thanked by
sprays of delicate white swansonia,
we're burning.
At half after seven o'clock. Mrs.
Victor d. Dombaugh sounded the
opening chords of Mendelssohns we'd
wing march and the ushers, Messrs.
Clifford Stoll, Frank Knapp. Cyril
Guthery, OF Delaware and John Sells
proceeded DIP the main aisle follow
ed By the maids. Misses Helen Rosen-
burg, Hilda Garberson, Roma Hofstet-
ter and Ruth Fisher in rainbow
effect. Miss Alice Dombaugh sister of
the bride was maid OF honor. Miss
Dombaugh entered on the arm of her
uncle, Captain II. NJ Dombaugh U.
5. n. who wore the brilliant uniform
of his rank. At the altar they were
met by Mr.. CUTLERY and his attend
ant, Mr.. Carl Juvenal. Of Springfield,
and the cid English ring service OF
the church was read expressively by
Rev Richard McClellend Brown. The
JOY chorus from Lohengrin was the
recessional music
The brides gown was built of white
Ebertiy satin with garnishings OF
real lace and Japanese embroidery.
She wore full tulle veil caught with
orange blossoms and carried a bopuet
Of bride roses showered with lilies
OF the valley. Miss Alice Louise Dom
baugh wore white point de esprit with
an under-dress of white messaline;
Miss Roma Hofstetter was in pale
green; Miss Helen Rosenberg in yeI-
low; Miss Ruth Fisher in white, and
Miss Hilda Garberson in blush pink
All carried hugh muffs OF :naidenhair
fern tied with tulle bows harmonizinf
with their gowns, and Green bands ol
gold and silver bound their hair. The
rainbow circle about the altar during
the ceremony was delicately beautiful
and effective.
Immediately after the ceremony
there was small reception for rela'
tives and immediate friends at the
Dombaugh home. State street North
In the receiving line were the bride
and groom, Mrs. Laura Dombaugh
Captain II. N. Dombaugh, Mr.. ant
Mrs. James CUTLERY and the attend
ants. Palms and ferns banked the
parlors. with tall vases OF white car
nations carrying out the white ant
: green note. The brides table wa!
ifringed with feather fern and helt
Y a. sheaf of white roses. Dainty boxe.
containing the mystic bit of cake ant
tied with tulle were the favors.
\ The wedding was one of the mos
interesting OF the autumn in that Il
united two OF the most popular mem
bers Of he younger set. Mrs. Guther!
is a young woman of personal charm
and accomplishment and is active so
cially. She is a graduate of the clas
of 'O7, Marion high school, and for ;
time taught in the public schools o
this city. Mr.. Cutlery Is a young mai
OF ability and Is exceedingly wei
liked. lie is member of the class o
'0S Lawrenceyille school, Lawrence
vile ~ Y and of the Tally Wa
club. After an Eastern trip, Mr.. an