Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-06-13
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ney, the pasSats OF the bride. wsre
married ss yc=-s ssc After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mns. sieuek departed
for Chicago and New YORK for a we'd
ding tour before returning 70 st. Lon
ss where they VIII make their home
in tie future.
The wedding vas elegant in its
simplicity and was one Of the prettl-
est June affalrs ever seen IN Mexico
The whitney home was a bower Of
daisies ana The groomsmen in their
white serge suits and the maids IN
their white lingeuia dresses gave
the occasion a sprlnslike air that &C
corded with the brides fresh beaHHS
ty ana the bridegr0osn's evident de-
Beht.
The Rev. ]. H. Harvey, Of 81.
Psurs EplsooRpl Church offlciatod.
and after the ceremony twooourse
lnach was served. Mlss Laura Rob-
erssoa. who has Just returned from
New York, whore she has been studs.
ting the past winter. sang a pretty
:sve-song. as only one OF her voice
ard cultare has the ability to do
Miss Eliza cibbswas rnaid-of honor.
and PHI Stenck. brother Of the
bridegroom. was hest naAa- The
grOomsmen were A. II. whitney. os
this city: c. W. Digs. colamhla, and
". H. Grsysoa. OF Washington. d. c.
The bridesmaids were Misses Eleanos
Johns ard stella Murphy. st. Louis.
and Na-guri,e Warner. o. Joaesboro,
Ark.
Beside being one OF Mexioo's lovli-
est and mcst charming girls. Mrs
Sieack is a most talented reader and
has made quite a reputation in st.
Louis where she conducts a studio.
Mr. Steaek Is a promising clothing
manufacturer OF 81. Louis. welI-liked
By al who know him and most fortur
40 IN the choice OF a bride. The LED
ger Joins in extending congratulat.on
The wedding OF Edward Kuhne and
Miss Mary Berrey. both OF this city.
was celebrated Tuesday evening at
$3.50 at the home OF the brides par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. r. w. Berey, on
West Love street, by the Rev. Faith
er ]. ]. Dillon. Alter the ceremony.
they departed for three weeks tour
OF the West They VIII be at home
shortly in a pretty little cottage on
Missouri ayenne which is furnished
and waiting for them.
Robert Berrey, brother Of the bride
was best man and Miss Lady Ellen
Holiday. OF ST. Louis, was maid oi
'Io1lor. Tie ceremony took place in
the hall of the home under canopy
O. daisies ard ferns The bride, who
was given away by her father was at
tired in a beautiful gown of white
Duchess satin, trimmed with Chantil
ly lace. with veil, and carried a SHOW
er bouquet of white roses and swes
peas. The bridegroom wore eonven
tional back.
After the ceremony, delicious Te-
freshments were served to the hun
dred and thirty guests present. Th
dining room was bower of Wild ros
es while the remainder OF the hous'
was decorated with daisies Mis-
Victoria Brooks. most talentei
singer. sang "A Perfect Day" bean
ufully. She was accompanied b
Mrs. r. r. Locke Miss Adlne zel
bold, OF Waterloo. H., also sang seN
eTal selections during the evening.
There were many beautiful gift
, displayed In the parlor. Tho wed
ding was one OF the prettiest o
tha June affairs, Mrs. Kuhne
among the city's lovhest youn
women and has many devoted az
mirers. Mr. Kuhne is trusted en-
Tloye of the Wabash railroad an
while a resident here has made mau
warm friends. The Ledger joins
extending congratulations.
The out-of-town guests were: Mis-
es Clara and Adine zeibold, Waterle
, H.; Nellie MeAuliff. orelia Fishel
ady Ellen and Elizabeth Hollida
! aid Mrs. A. G. Bowe, all Of St. LOU
Mo; Irwin and Edward Kuhne. 81
:, and wives. OF Centralia; DR.. Ha
DoJarnett and wife. ]. c. Berrey an
wife and Joe Denham, Centralia, an
= Taylor Berrey and family of Molino