The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-02-23
RECENT WEDDINGS.
Helen Dixon and Herbert Coveney in
Pittsburg, and Sadie Rotz and
Lewis McQuade, Here.
MISS ROTz MARRIED LAST EVENING.
UovENEY-DIXoN.

At the Point Breeze Presbyter
ian church, PIttsburg, at five o.
click last Thursday afternoon,
Mss Helen J. Dixon, daughter
of William NJ. and Rachel Dan.
iels Dixon, formerly OF this coun-
Nv. but now residents of Pitts
burg, was married to &. Herbert
Coveney, also of that city. The
service was read by Rev. DR..
John Allison, pastor of the church
IN the presence of the relatives
and a few intimate friends of the
couple. The BRIDE, who was CIV.
en- away by her father, wore a
white satin princess gown, fash
ioned en- traine, and trimmed
with baby Irish lace and pearl
beaded fringe. A coronet Of
orange adorned her couture, and
she carried a bouquet OF white
roses. There were no attendants.
'.The altar of the church was dec.
orated with anuunclation lilies,
clbodlum ferns, and palms.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ceptlOn and wedding dinner was
held at the Dixon home in Dallas
avenue. Mrs. Dixon IN a toilette
of black crepe de chine with gold
snd black applique trimmings,
Ind Mrs. Rose e. Coveney, moth
er of the groom, IN an all black
BLK costume, received with the
couple, before an embankment
of ferns and palms. A color
scheme of pink and white, with
carnations and roses, predominant
ed In the decorations and appoint
hents throughout the house.
Covers for sixteen were laid at
the BRIDES table, which had for
center piece, an immense mound
of pink Killarney roses caught
With bows of tulle.
Mr.. Coveney and his BRIDE left
Thursday evening for a Northern
Drip, at the conclusion of which
they will reside with Mr.. and
Mrs, Dixon until spring, when
)hey will go to Housekeeping for
themselves, Several pretty en-
Ornaments had been given in
Miss Dixon 'shonor. Wednesday
eyening John Hallock gave a
>heater party at the Alvin for the
couple. Preceding the play, Mr..
end Mrs. Dixon entertained the
guests at dinner at their home,
fed carnations and ferns forming
Pc decorations. A prettily ap-
pointed valentine party and mis-
cellaneous shower was gwen for
Pc bride-to-be Tuesday evening
oy her parents. Red hearts and
arnatlons were used in their dec
orations.
Their many Fulton county rela
yves and friends join in extend.
ng Fluctuations.
MCQUADE-RoTz.
A pretty wedding occurred at
e home of Mr.. Jacob Rotz, on
north Secord street at seven o.
Jock last evening. The occasion
Fas the solemnizing of the mar.
page OF his daughter Miss Sarah
Neoecca, to Mr.. Lewis McQuade,
q Altoona.
Ihe parlor was tastefully dec.
rated, the color scheme being
sreen and white. In one corner
'he parlor, was erected a beau
iul arch of evergreens; and from
y center, a white bell was sus
ended 1t was under this bell
"a. the happy couple stood,
nlie' In the presence of about
twenty-five relatives and other
pear friends, the BRIDES pastor,
eV u W. Bryner, pronounced
y beautiful ceremony of the
eInodist Episcopal church, that
p''ed the contracting parties in
V wealock. The bride was
USned In white silk mule, and
'oked very pretty
"nlle the groom is a native of
10 county, he has been a resident
Ai'oona, and has been in the
ploy OF the Pennsylvania Rail.
aa Company. Recently he
,cnased farm just adjoining
" city of Altoono =,