The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-04-28
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Perry-Carlisle
Wedding

Perry-carIisie
Wedding
One of the pretty social events Of
the spring season was the wedding Of
Miss Mary Olive Carlisle of Gambler
to Mr.. Wilfred Perry of Cleveland,
which occurred Tuesday evening,
April 25th, in the Church of the Holy
Spirit, Gambler, Ohio. The wedding
was largely attended and all Of the
appointments were most artistic and
charming in pink and white. Before
the entrance of the bridal party, Mrs. |
Mabel French sang, "Oh Perfect |
Love-" in her usual pleasing manner. |
Promptly at eight o'clock the ushers
met the bridal party at the north door
the strains of the Lobengrin wedding
march, Mr.. Coolidge presiding at the
organ. The attendants, Miss Edith
Mosher of Waynesville, Ohio, and Miss
Winifred Parker of Gambler as brides
maids, Miss Mary Schaad of Columbus,
Ohio, maid of honor and Mrs. George
Peterson of Monongahela, Pa, matron
of honor we're followed by the bride
with her father The ushers were Mr..
Mooney OF Columbus, Mr.. Mason of
Akron, Mr. Paul West and Mr.. Arthur
Thompson of Gambler. The groom
and his attendant, Mr.. Stanley Will of
Indianapolis, Indiana, met the bridal
party at the altar where the Rev. Geo.
r. Smythe read the beautiful ring
ceremony.
The bride was charming in white
satin messaline en- train, with veil of
white tulle caught with orange bios
SONS and carried wreath and shower
OF valley lilies. The matron and maid
of honor wore pink satin messaline,
white wells with pink forgetmenots,
the bridesmaids pink crepe de chene,
white wells and all carried valley lilies.
Following the ceremony reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle. The
guests were received In the hall by
Mr. and Mrs Carlisle and In the liv-
ing room by Mr. and Mrs. Perry and
bridal party, During the reception
Mrs. French sang Loves Corona
ton"
The house was beautifully decorated
in wood greens and cut flowers. The
dining room was especially attractive
in green and white. A wreath of val
ley lilies was suspended from the
chandelier by ribbons of smilax. Light
refreshments were served, Mrs. Cliff
ford Brentlinger, Mrs. Philip Brereton,
Mrs. Molen presiding alternately,
Others who assisted were Miss Spar
tie, Miss Louise Schaad, Miss Sellers,
Miss Bentley Miss Breese, Miss
Wright, Miss Thompson and Miss
Fish Miss Mary Schaad caught the
brides bouquet. In cutting the BRIDES
cake the ring fell to Miss Helen
Thompson, the thmble to Miss lnez
Vance. the button to Miss Lucille Yer
non.
! Mr. Perry IL we'll known business
} man of Cleveland while Mrs. Perry
, is one of Gamblers most charming
society women, They will reside in
: Cleveland
= The guests from out of town were
DR.. and Mrs u. o. Cole, Mr., and Mrs.
G. B. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. III.
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Fletcher, Mrs, William Ong, Mrs. Har-
ry Bachman, Miss Mary McGaughey,
Mr. Britton, Mr.. Mooney, Miss Schaad
Miss Louise Schaad, Miss Spartle and
, Mr.. Morton OF Columbus; Mr.. Roger
Houston of South Charleston; Mr.. and
Mrs. j, Loney of Danville Miss Adella
: Hosack OF Frederlcktown; Mr. and
I Mrs. Whitworth, Mr., and Mrs, Horn
4 OF Howard; Mr. and Mira. Colwill OF
: Croton; Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Brent
3 linger, Mr.. and Mrs. Brereton, Mr.. and
I Mrs Hal Eggleston, Master Myron Eg
!. gleston, Mrs. George Vernon, Miss Yer
n non, Miss Lucille Vernon, Miss Baird
l. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Dorgan. Mr.. and
: Mrs. win Cover, Mrs. William Vance
3 Miss Vance, Miss Ruby Vance, Miss
3 Wing, Miss Ena Henderson, Mr., and
d Mrs. WIN Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Allen, Mrs. French, Mrs. Molen ant
< Mrs, Simpson of Mt. Vernon; Mrs
" George Peterson of Monongahela, Pa.
/. Miss Edith Mosher of Waynesville
II Ohio, and Mr.. Stanley Hill of Indian
b apolls, Indiana,