The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
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of DR.. Lester Ogg, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. w. Ogg of West Vine street and
Miss Jane Hitler. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas II. Hitler of North
Park street, at st. Paul's Episcopal
church Wednesday evening. Every
detail pertaining to the event was cor.
rect and pretty The church was fll-
ed with guests, friends and relatives
of DR.. Ogg and Miss Hitler, and was
especially, decorated for the occasion.
At twenty minutes past eight
O'Clock with Miss Wilda Clark at the
organ, the bridal procession moved
toward the chancel preceded by the
episcopal choir which sang beauti.
ully, Lohepgrin's Bridal Chorus.
First in the bridal procession came
the four ushers. Mr.. Frank Sheets
of New Castle, Pa, Mr.. Frank Mar.
shall of Columbus, Dr. Harry Deiber
of Columbus and Mr.. Carl Sellers of
Mt. Vernon.
Next came the maid OF honor, Miss
Grace Wood of New Castle, Pa, who
wore lavender satin with lavender
spangled net, trimmed in real seed
ornaments and carrying a bouquet of
yellow chrysanthemums.
Following came the brides maids,
Miss Gertrude Thompson of TT.
Wayne, Indiana, and Miss Mary Hull
of Delaware. Ohio. The former was
gowred in yellow satin meteor, trim.
med in real rose point lace. Miss Hull
wore yellow satin charmeuse, trim
med in Irish point lace and chiffon
with pearl trimmings. The brides
maids carried bouquets of lavender
chrysanthemums.
The maid or honor and the brides
maids all wore large white picture
bats.
The ring bearer was little Helen
|Sommors of Mansfield, Ohio. cousin
'of the bride. She wore white en-.
broidery swiss. The ring was carried
in Gala lily.
Last came the bride. on the arm
of her father. She was beautifully
gowned in white crepe meteor, with
train, trimmed in real Duchess lace
and real seed ornaments with veil
reaching 10 the bottom of her train.
Her veil was caught with a wreath
Of Brida. rose buds and maiden hair
ferns. The bride carried a white
prayer hook with shower of white
satin ribbon.
At the altar the bride was met by
the groom and the best man, Mr.
Chas. Hitler of Elwood, Indiana, a
brother of the bride, where The full
Episcopal wedding service was used
by the rector, the Rev. William E.
Hull.
During the ceremony, 80 Perfect
Love" was beautifully sung by Mrs
Philip Wilkins, a cousin of the bride
AS the bridal party left the church
/ Mendelssohn's recessional chorus
was played bv Miss Wilda Clark.
Following the ceremony about one
hundred guests were present at re
ception for the bride and groom at the
Hitler home on North Park street
Those in the receiving line were the
bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Hitler
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogg, Mr.. Charles Beaze
uncle of the bride, of New Castle
Pa, Miss Grace Wood, maid of honor
OF New Castle, Pa, Miss Gertrude
Thompson, brides maid, Of TT
Wayne, Indiana, and Miss Mary Hull
brides maid, of Delaware. Ohio.
The reception was most enjoyabl,
affair. The home was decorated
beautifully and artistically for thu
occasion with flowers, colored hang
ings, and colored candles. The even
ing was informal In every way ant
there was general mingling o
friends and many new acquaintance
were made. A feeling Of happiness
and gaiety prevailed.
The dining room was extremel,
pretty, being Illuminated only witt
candles of many colors. A deliciou
luncheon was served The puncl
bowl was presided over by the Mlsse
Irene and Hazen Dowds.
The groom's gifts to the best ma,
were stick-pins and tie clasps.
The brides presents to the attend
ants were bar pins.
The groom Is graduate of the Nj
Vernon High school, also of o. M.
of Columbus and a member of the 2
81 Phi fraternity.
The out of town guests at the wee
ding were:
Miss Alice b. Hitler Of Zanesvill
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sommers G
Mansfield, Mrs. Charles Hitler an
: daughter. Miss Helen, Mr.. and Mr'
Homer Jones of Newark, Mr.. Jay Gu
licon NJ Cantou Mr. Frank Sheets q