Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-01-09

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AT Home. 400 North Seventh street,
Rocky Ford. Colorado. after Feb. 4.
| MIR. and Mrs. z. G. Glenn
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At the spacious home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Steele an extremely pretty wedding
was solemnized On Monday evening. when
E. c. Glenn-a prominent attorney of
this city who has statewide reputation
was united in marriage with Miss Au-
gusta Mekittrick. well-known teacher
in the Rocky Ford schools.
Under a canopy of green hung sus-
pended a lighted bell. and in this delight
ful nook the bride and groom were sta
toned while DR.. j. L. Weaver performed
the wedding ceremony. The bride was
dressed IN an exquisite gown OF white
crepe meteor and carried bouquet of
brides roses.
| While the guests were assembling Miss
Sheldon and Leroy Elser sang several
appropriate selections. and after the eere-
mony, while the bride and groom were
receiving the congratulations of their
friends. Miss Sheldon played Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March.
A buffet luncheon, attractive in all its
appointments, was served. Mrs. Bran
son, looking very charming in her wedding
gown. presided at the coffee urn. while
Misses Myrtle Wood, Eva Thomas. Alice
Worcester and Margaret Ayres assisted
in Serving. II the old adage holds good
we may look for another wedding among
the teachers, as Miss Sheldon was the
lucky holder Of the piece of wedding cake
containing the ring. -------is--- ------
The wedding presents were many and
handsome. among them being complete
dining set presented by the Pueblo
friends of the groom.
The guest list included DR.. and Mrs.
Weaver; Messrs and Mesdames w. C.
Steele. John MeKittriek, Thomas Buxton.
Daniel Ward, J. A. Marshall. E. Branson.
W. B. Goblin. Harry Allderdice. C. Gamble
and Mrs. Beall: Misses Wood. Thomas.
Partner. Ericsson. Page, She ldon. Worces-
ter and Ayres; Messrs Leroy Eser and
guests were M. W. Glenn, Miss Glenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Smith and the Misses
Smith from Pueblo.
The happy couple left on the late train
for Denver, where they will spend their
hon neymoon.
The Enterprise. with hosts of other
friends. wishes the newlyweds every
happiness through life and many years
to enjoy it.
Waliace-He
A elimination of high school romance
was the marriage on Tuesday afterno on
of Guy G. Wallace and Miss Florence
Helm at the Baptist parsonage. Rev. D.
W. James officiating. There we're no at
tendants, but the beautiful ring ceremony
was used. The guests were limited to
the immediate families of the contracting
parties and few friends.
The groom is an energetic Joung man.
graduate OF Rocky Ford high school
and also a recent graduate with high
honors from the Davenport tIowa) Chiro-
praetic College. In letter from student
in the same college to one of our citizens
the pleasing information was given that
faculty to have been one of the brightest
and best ever delivered in this school,"
His bride is one of our very best girls and
is also a graduate of our high school.
She is held in the highest esteem by all
her former schoolmates and by her older
friends. and is most fitting mate for the
young doctor.
After the ceremony the young couple
left for Ordway. where Or. Wallace has
| hung out his shingle." The Enterprise
having this talented young doctor and his
estimable wife locate in their town, and
we Join the many friends Of DR.. and Mrs
Wallace in wishing them happiness and
prosperity.
Maring-Towne
A quiet wedding ceremony was per-
formed Sunday morning at o O'Clock at
/ the residence Of G. NJ. Hall. for Mr.. John
R. Maring and Miss Evelyn M. Towne.
Only few intimate friends witnessed
the marriage, at which DR.. J. L. Weaver
offioiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maring departed on the
noon train for short trip.
The groom is a member of the grocery
firm Of Mankin & Maring and is esteemed
by all who know him. The bride is well
known and has many friends IN Rocky
Ford. where she has for some time been
nurse.
The Enterprise joins their many friends
in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Mankin much
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