Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-11-25
HYMENEAL
DURHAM-sAwYER

hOdog0 . AAOA0 1AAnNAhN EO|AuA ONOAA
than that which took place In tn,
Presbyterian Church here Thursda,
evening when Andrew e. Durham
Esq. and Miss Aura May Sawyer
we're married in the presence Of al
aadience which filled the large room
to overfowing. Prior to the cere
mony Mics Elsie Hemphtll Of Phila
delphia, whose wonderful voics
charmed her hearers, entertained the
company with several solos. She
was accompanied by Miss Maude
Klein on the organ who also render.
ed the wedding march with excel
lent taste and skill. To its beautiful
strains the bridal procession headed
by Miss Maud w. Sawyer of Oberlin
Ohio, maid of honor, a sister of the
bride and Mrs. j. Burling of White
Plains. N. Y, Miss Marguerite
Jaillet of Milford, Pennsylvania,
Miss Anna Wells of Port Jervis and
Miss Beatrice Varney of Philadelphia
bridesmaids, and Mr.. l.. Pinks OF N
Y. groomsman, Andrew AsthalteI
and James Reuling of Muscatine,
Iowa. J. Burling of White Plains
and Henry p. Sawyer of Philadel-
phia, ushers, slowly wended theii
way and took their allotted places
They were followed by Miss Betty
Crane of Addison New York wht
strewed flowers in the pathway Of
the bride who came leaning on the
arm Of her;father aud was met at the
altar by the bridegroom. The cere
mony was performed by DR.. G. S
Rymsn an uncle of the bride assist
cd by Rev. c. A. White.
1t was rainbow wedding and the
colors were exquisitely blended IL
the gowns Of her attendants, th,
iowers they carried and the decora-
tions. The bride was attired IN q
gown of white satin and chiffon GOV.
cred with point lace and wore q
bridal veil, fastened with orange
blossoms. She presented charm
ing picture. of youth and lovliBees
but to those that know her the out:
ward adornments only graeed heii
beauty of character and iwomanly
Accomplishments.
The bridegroom, Mr.. Durham Of
Greencastle, Ind. is a lawyer and IL
to be congratulated on having won
one ofBilfords most attractive daugh
ters and who traces her honorable
ancestry more thaua hundred year
back to the first settlement Of tht
town.
After the ceremony the invited
guests were conveyed to the SawkilI
House where the reception was, held
and the wedding feast was spread,
which fully satisfied and-leit long
ing that such events might be mort
frequent
The tokens received by the bridi
from loving friends attested, theil
number and the warmth of their af
fection for her.
Besides the immediate bridal party
tht Sc who partook of their hospital
ity were Mr.. and Mrs. f. P. Sawyer,
the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. p.
N. Bournique and son Wells, DIR
and Mrs. G. S. Ryman, Mrs. J. w.
Shearer. Mrs. P. E. Varney and Mrs.
W. j. Milligan of Philadelphia, Mrs
Meta Ludey of Sumit N. j., Mrs
Nellie Sawyer, Mrs. j. G. Bridges,
of Greencastle Ind sister of the
bridegroom, Rev. Q. A. White and
daughter Charlotte, Rev. McMickl le
and his mother. E. A. Wells, an
uncle of the bride and Mrs. Wells,
Gus Wells and wife, Mrs. John
Crane of Addison, N. Y. MIR. Cros-
by, the Misses Dorothy and Alice Bak
et Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Ryman, A. d.
Brown and daughters, Mrs. West
fall and Miss Lydia, Barton Hill
lard, Frank Crissman and sister
Millicent, Mrs. Arthur n. Roe Of
Branchville, N. J. and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Van Etten.
After the bridal tour the couple
will reside at GreeNcastle, Ind.
where home is ready. for their oc.
cupancy. They begin their rea
lives with showers of blessings and
wishes Of many friends for their
happiness and prosperity.
There's bliss beyond all the minstrel
has told
When two that are linked in one heaV
emily tie
With heart never changing and hrou
never cold.
Live ON through ali Ills and love on
tn they die.
Lest We Forget
W'Tvaa the uiUht befora Christnas