The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-06-26
ISAACS-DELANEY NUPTIALS
TUESDAY AT HIGH NOON
Prominent Young People of Far
mington Wed-Church Filled with
Invited Gucsts-GOnc on Ex-
tended Wedding Trip

The marriage Of Mr.. 7. Ralph
Isaccs and Miss Nettie Delaney, two
of Farmington's most popular young
people, was celebrated at the NJ. T..
Church, South, Tuesday at high noon
in the presence of large company
of invited guests. Rev. L. r. Jenkins,
the brides pastor, reading the beau
tiful Episcopal ring ceremony. Fol-
lowing the marriage service at the
church u short reception was held at
the Delaney home on College avenue,
previous to the departure of the hap
py couple on an extended trip, the
itinerary of which includes Niagara
Falls, certain points in Canada, and
other places Of Importance.
Exactly at twelve o'clock John Rob-
inson took his place at the pipe organ
and played beautifully n fantistia in
"a" flat (Messe de Marriage) by
Guirand. Following this selection as
the strains of Lohrengrin's Bridal
March floated out from the instru-
ment with its stirring rhythm the bri-
dal couple preceded by the ushers, and
attended by Mr.. Robert Isaacs the bro
ther of the groom as best man and
Miss Alma Arnoldy as bridesmad,mar
ched down the aisle of the church, the
tire company forming in semicir-
Gle about the altar. The altar and
chancel of the ediiice was most ar
tistically draped with green aspara-
gus forming in the center an ARCH
behind and slightly under which the
pastor stood to receive the contract
ing parties. The bridal couple ad-
vanced to the altar rail and slightly
under the arch whereupon the i'm
pressiyc ceremony was read. Fol
lowing the ceremony, as the organist
player Lohrengrins Wedding March,
: the bridal party retired from the ed
ifcc through the south aisle to the
waiting vehicles to be conveyed to the
family residence. The bride was at
tired simply but beautifully in n
travelling suit Of blue, and a hat to
match and carried shofer boquet of
Lilies of the Valley and White
Roses, while the bridesmaid wore
handsome gray suit and hat to match
and carried boquet of pink roses.
Mess7 Earl oAce and Earl McCor-
mick of McKcndree College, Lebanon,
Ill.,, and Warden Moothart and Harold
MacCurdy Of Pennington We're the
ushcrs.
, MIR. Isaacs is the son of Mr.. and
, Mrs. Thomas Isaacs of New Doug
lass, Illinois, and is graduate of
, McKendree College at Lebanon. He
, spent last year in Pennington as
professor in Carleton College, being
; principal Of the Agricultural Depart
mcnt of the local institution. 1t goes
without saying that he has made good
here, the fact being evidenced in that
he has been retained for next year
to fill the same position. He is a
gentleman of high ideals and lofty
,, purposes. He has made host of
friends in Pennington and the sur
rounding country that wia join The
, Times in extending to him congratu-
! lations in winning so charming and
, accomplished young lady as Miss Net
e tie Delaney to be his bride.
Miss Delaney is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Delaney who live
on College avenue in the northwest
= part of the city. During the past
year she has been engaged at Carle-
ton College as Principal Of the De-
t partment Of Violin and Voice. She
has rendered most excellent service.
And it is no doubt that the romance
that has eliminated in the marriage
, Of Tuesday started ut dear old Carle-
{ ton. In addition to her charming
! personality and accomplishments in
art, Miss Delaney is also Of that type
of womanhood that makes happy
I home.
, After an extended trip to the East
the happy couple will make visit
e with the parents of the groom at New
j Douglass, Ill. They will later be
s back to Pennington and for the pre-
y sent will be at home in the Delaney
c residence.
d Among out Of town guests at the
e wedding were, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Isaacs, and Bert Isaacs of New Doug
lass, ILL.,, parents and brother of the
: groom; Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Mounce
t and son, Earl, of Fredercktowil, uncle
: and aunt and cousin of the bride,
: Mrs. Henry Seibert and daughter,
d Irma, of Ste. Genevieve, aunt and cou-
d sin of the bride. and Miss Edna
r Mounce of st. Louis, also another
II cousin of the bride.
C The Times joins the host of friends
e in extending the very best wishes for
5. the future welfare and happiness of
these Young people.