The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-10-22
DAN CUPID VICTIMS

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Simplicity marked the pretty home
wedding that was soleminzed at ten
o'clock Monday morning at the home OF
MT. and Mrs w. a. Linn on south wal
| Jennie Linn, was united in marriage "a
! Mr.. Tom Howick, the Rev. j. W. Ken
| nett officiating.
Ate rthe ceremony the wedding guests
We're served to an elaborate four course
| breakfast after which the happy young
couple left on the noon train for their
| future home In Seattle, Washington, amid
| a shower Of rice and congratulations from
| their guests. They viii go enroute 20
! Chicago, where they will visit for few
! days, Mr., HowicNs former Office being In
| that city.
The bride IS most charming and acL
! complished young lady She graduated
! from the Sidney high school with the
class Of '09 adm for a short time was the
| stenographer In the law offices of Barnes
and Mills in this city. While there she
| received unsolicited the POSITION which
/ she has held for the past two years, as
stCnographcr for CONGRESSMAN Cooke at
| Washington, ID. G. While with this posi-
| private secretary for Mr.. Cooke. During
! the past summer she was employed as
stenographer 70 United States Senator
Atlee Pomerene, at Canton.
The groom is young man with the
most promising futures His home was
In Celina. lie graduated from the law
school at Georgetown, enar Washington.
After acting as secretary for Congress
man Cooke for number Of years, a
short time ago he accepted the POSITION
with the Bureau of Investigation. Depart
ment of Justice. United States Govern
ment and was located in Chicago Very
recently he was transferred to Seattle,
where the young couple viii make their
future home.
The out Of town guests were Miss sibyl
Clopton, of Washington, ID. c., Mr.. and
Mrs J. NJ. Howick of Columbus; Mr.. and
Mrs T. Q. Mcclure, Of Canton, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Howick and son, and Grover
Howick, Of Celina.
Friends will lbe surprised to hear OF the
marriage of Mrs. Anna MedfoTd and John
Fox which took place at Detroit, on last
saturday. Both parties are well known
here, the groom being a farmer east of
town and the bride former resident of
this city. For the past few years she
has made her home with Mr.. and Mrs
Zeno Fox.
They are expected home his week and
intend making their home on their farm
The Tribune Journal extends congratula-
tions.-Ft. Recovery Tribune-JournaL
[Ft. Recovery Journal -Tribunel
a pretty home wedding occurred Tues
day October Y, 1915, at the home of w.
w. Nankirk when their eldets daughter
Dorthea was united in marriage to willis
T.. Green, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
j. II. Green, the ceremony being perform
ed by, Rev. G. Stone pastor Of the NJ. b.
The rooms were tastefuIly decorated in
gOl dand white. Autumn leaves and gold
ana WillLc MOWERS were uStu dDunQdnllAs
The ring ceremony was performed under
an arch embarked by ferns and flowers.
The bride was charmingly dressed in
white silk crepe meteor with pearl trim
mngs under a white silk allusion bridal
veil, and carried bunch of white swan
sonians. The groom looked handsome In
conventional black. The attendants were
Ethel VanKirk. sister OF the bride and
Marie Green sister of the groom, Nello
Bardonner of Arcadia, Ind, and Don Sny-
der
After the ceremony three course din
ner was served. They We're the recipient
of many beautiful presents. They will be
at home TO their many friends at Fort
Recovery after October 20.
The guests were w. w. Vankirk and
iwfe, J. II. Green and wife, Frank Bite
kofer and family Of Bradford, Albert
Jones and family, Clifford Green and
wife, Hermon Cron and wife of Celina,
Charles VanKirk and family, Mrs. Anna
Oder of Lima, Adam Pheffer and daugh
ter, Ina, of Kenton, Mrs. Bittikofer, Miss
es Mae Freemyer Melva Grille and John
Davis, William Mconaha, Don Snyder and
William Franklin and Nello Bardonner of
Arcadia Indiana.