The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-01-22

land of Mr.. Harold Mansfield Eddy,
Kenyon '07, and Miss Florence Alice
Gi.christ, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert John Gilchrist Of Cleveland.
Mr.. Harold Barber, Kenyon 10. will
be best man. Dr.. Smythe is an uncle
OF the bride.
cavs-johns
Wedding
Mr.. Merlin e. Cave and Miss Vestal
Johns, both Of Mt. Vernon, were unit
ed in marriage by Rev. w. E. Hull at
st. Paul's rectory Thursday morning,
January 21st, at 10 o'clock. Mr.. Cave
is In the employ Of the Pitkin gro.
Gerry. After a honeymoon among old
friends at Dresden, O.. where both
formerly lived, they will begin house
keeping in their home on Catherine
street.
Meeting
OF Sorosis
Sorosis met with Mrs. w. ]. Vance,
500 East Vine street, Tuesday after.
noon.
The roll-call was responded to with
spicy quotations. Current events were
read by the members and discussed.
The president, Mrs. Mulock, read a
communication from Miss Bessie
Clark, a representative of the state
commission for the blind. in which
she expressed a desire for the coop
Grafton Of the club together with 9th
er clubs and societies, concerning
market to be instituted in Mt. Vernon
for the sale of articles made by the
blind at their homes. The letter stat.
ed that competent persons would be
sent to teach the unfortunates to do
the work, and that arrangements had
already been made for the market
and an announcement would be given
at an early date.
The more important and thrilling
details of "The General Assault on
the city of Mexico by the Spaniards,"
their defeat and disaster, the sac
rifice of the captives. the secessions
Of the cause by the superstitious
allies, and the constancy of the troops
were given in a paper by Mrs. D.
X. Bird.
my Grand Mothers Story" by OF.
liver Wendell Holmes, was rendered
by Mrs. Jennie Andrews in q most
delightful manner, retaining all her
early qualifications, for which she
was highly complimented by the
ladies'.
The meeting adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Mulock.
White-Aiien
Nuptiais
A very pretty home wedding oc-
Cured Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock, when Miss Marguerite 8. Al
len, only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ban
ner M. Allen of East High street, was
united In marriage to Mr.. Charles L.
White by Rev. e. e. Whitaker Of the
Gay street M. e. church. The we'd
ding was very much in the nature Of
o surprise to the contracting couples
friends and was attended by few
relatives and several of the brides
most intimate friends.
Miss Allen was attired in a snow
white gown of messaline foulard, with
trimmings of net and point lace. A
bouquet of Killarney roses gave
harmonizing touch to the costume.
Prior to the service, Miss Ruby
Huntsberger. accompanied at the
piano by Miss Nola Barnard. sang
"At Dawning" by Cadman and "Oh
Perfect Love-"
The couple departed Wednesday ev-
ening for Bellefontaine. whore they
will spend the remainder Of the week
with relatives. On their return, they
will start housekeeping at 306 North
Main street and be at home to their
many friends.
The bride was graduated from Mt.
Vernon high school in the class of
1908, and spent year at the Western
College for Women, Oxford. o. Mr..
White, at the cdnclusion of his high
school work. entered Ohio Wesleyan
university at Delaware, studying
there for several years. He is mem
ber OF the Phi Delta Theta fraternity.