Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-09-27

burg and George Allen Bush of
Louisville, Kentucky. We're united
in marriage Saturday, September
l6, 1916, at the Gettysburg Epis-
copal Church, Rev r. I. Eubanks
officiating.
The church had been beautifully
decorated for the occasion. \ col
or scheme of pink and white was
followed throughout, in the decor
ations at the church as well as at
the house. A mass of cut flowers
and folinoe was massed about the
altar. The isle leading to the en-
trance was covered With white.
and after the guests were seated
the isle was closed with streamers
of white ribbon.
The bride was attired in charm
lng gown of ivory satin char
meuse, and wore a bridal veil.
The bridesmaid wore a gown of
pink satin.
When the Lride and groom met
before the altar the impressive ser
vice commenced, the double RING
ceremony being used, and the fate
full words were spoken which
bound these two vo0uo peolle t.
gether for all time.
Following the ceremony at the
church the wedding party with
about eighty guests, adjourned to
the hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. \ G Williams. where an in
formal reception was held. A
dainty two course wedding break
fast was served and for an hour it
was a merry party And then
came the ineyitible sadness of part
ING with friends and family and
the last farewells at the train.
The bride, Grace Williams, is a
Potter county girl. She was born
In THIS county and. ~ lived here
all her life, except when away at
school There We're many present
al the wedding who had known her
from the day OF her birth. and who
have witnessed the transformation
of the attractive child into the
| splendid woman of today. Her
WIDE acquaintance and circle OF
friends in the county, and the es-
teem in which her parents are held
made this an occasion of unusual
interest to the public generally
The groom. George Allen Bush
Is a prominent young business man
of Louisville Kentucky, where the
happy couple will make their home
The romance which eliminated il
the marriage of saturday commen
ced while both were attending
school at Madison Wisconsin
Mr.. Bush had made several trips
to Gettysburg during the past few
years, and in his brief visits her,
formed many friendships.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush left on tn,
afternoon train Saturday for Chi
cago. where they expected to sto}
for a few days before going on tt
their new home. They carried
with them the best wishes of hun
dreds of friends, who hope tina
for them their future life togethe
will be one continual round o
tranquility and happiness.
Among the prominent out o
town guests at the weddin.
were Governor and Mrs. Byrne
of Pierre. and their son Carol
who is now home on fur
Tough. Carol is in the nava
service, an officer on a submarine
He has been stationed in the hal
bor at Honolulu
During their stay here the GOV
ernor's family enjoyed trip b
auto To Beaver (inlch. Mr.. an
Mrs. Bvrne were residents of Po,
ter county in The early days. an
) have been lifelong friends of th
T Williams family. Mrs Byrne We
especially interested in seeing th
. new Beaver Gulch road, as he
maiden name was Beaver" an
1 the gulch was named for one {
her brothers who homesteaded
quarter of land near the head {
t the gulch.
$ Mrs. Byrne is winning for he
self an enyiable position as a
} authoress. She has recently pul
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