The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-06-22
BRIDES AND ROSES.
Popular Young People Who Have Launch
ed Their Matrimonial Boat Under
AuSpiciOuS Circumstances.
THE NEWS" EXTENDS GREETINGS.
LoDGE-KIRK.

One of the most happy social
events Of the season took place
last Thursday at two o'clock p.
M, at the home of Mr.. Howard
p. Kirk, near Warfordsburg, this
county, when his daughter, Miss
Katherine X, became the BRIDE OF
Mr.. Geo. W Lodge, a prominent
young man Of Brush Creek Val.
ley.
The ceremony that made the
happy couple husband and wife
was performed by the brides
pastor, Rev. DR.. Webster of the
Presbyterian church, Hancock,
Md, in the presence of a mum Der
of invited guests. The decora.
tions of the parlor, the color
scheme of which was pink and
white, were beautiful. The wed.
ding march, Lohengrln, was ren.
dered by Miss Fern Crlst, of
Warfordsburg, IN a most pleas.
ing manner. The attendants
were Miss nellie Morton, maid
of-honor; Misses Grace Lodge
and Mabelle Kirk, brides. maids;
Miss Birdie Kirk, mistress of
ceremony, and Messrs. j. &. Pal.
mer and @. M. Lodge, ushers.
The ushers led the bridal party
on entering the parlor, followed
by the mistress of ceremony,
bridesmaids, and maid of honor,
and lastly came the bride leaning
on the arm of her father-thus
completing a picture that will
long be remem bered for It's at.
tractiveness. The BRIDE carried
white bridal roses and a shower
bouquet of sweet peas, while the
lady attendants each carried a
large bouquet of pink carnations.
After the beautiful and lmpres.
sive ring ceremony was read by
the pastor, the silence was broken
by the felicltous congratulations
by those present, after which a
delightful buffet luncheon was
served-and the bride and groom
left IN an automobile tor the rail.
road station at Hancock where
they boarded a train and left for
a honeymoon trip that will ln-
clude Washington, Mount Yer.
non, Baltimore, Harrisburg, and
other places OF interest.
Mrs. Lodge was one of Fulton's
successful teachers and is an es.
Unable young lady-possesslng
those qualities that have won her
many friends. Mr.. Lodge is a
promising young man who has
many friends that wish them
well.
MELLoTT-DECKER.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fernando Decker near Saluvla
this county very pretty we'd
ding took place at 5 o'clock on
last Wednesday evening, when |
their daughter Miss Lois A. be.
came the bride of Mr.. Frank e.
Mellott son Of Mr.. b. h. Mellott |
near Pleasant Ridge. The cere-
mony was performed by the
BRIDES pastor Rev. W. M. Cline
of Fort Littleton. The bride who
is a pretty blonde was attired IN
a lovely gown Of white silk.
There were no attendants and
the wedding was a quiet affair
there being present only a few
immediate members of the two
families, due to the death of the
BRIDES grandfather Mr.. d. S.
Mellott IN the home a short time
ago. At the conclusion of the
wedding supper was
served. The bride is very
highly accomplished young lady
with charming personality
which endears her to her many
friends. The groom Is a most
excellent young man of upright
character and of industrious
A reception was given at the
groom shome ou Thursday where
\ bounteous dinner was served
TO several invited guests and
after a few days visit among re.
atives and friends they will go to
housekeeping at the home of the