Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1918-08-15

spent the WEEK Gnu WIN r~fdtiNcS
in Ithaca.
American flags and large vases of
red, white and blue gladiolus made
an attractive setting for the military
wedding of Miss Gladys Miller,
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Miller,
and Second Lieutenant William c.
Scarf, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly s.
Scarf of St. Johns Saturday at 10
o'clock at the farm home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller, about two miles east of
Ithaca. To the strains of Lohengrin's
wedding march played by Miss Joyce
Wight, the bridal party took their
places. Rev. Roy G.. Hershey led,
followed by the groom and little ring
bearer, Margaret Miller, with the
ring i'm the center of white rose.
Last came the bride and her father.
Rev Hershey performed the cere-
mony using the full ring service of
the Presbyterian church. The bride
was gowned in georgette and carried
white roses. They were unattended.
A reception at which Mr.. and Mrs.
Scarf received their guests immedi-
ately followed the ceremony. Lunch
con was served on the commodlous
screened veranda by the Misses Thel-
ma Mccall and Ellen Walters, friends
and schoolmates Of the bride and
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Scarf are both
graduates of the Ithaca high school.
Mrs. Scarf had taken one year of
nurse training at Ann Arbor. Mr..
Scarf was within one year Of gradu-
ating from the law department at the
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into service This spring he received
the commission of second lieutenant
at Camp Custer and was transferred
TO Camp Lee, Va, where he remained
about five weeks when he was agnln
transferred TO Camp Custer to as4ls,
in training the men in the 85th di-
vision Mr.. and Mrs. Scarf left Sat
urday to spend few days at resort
near Battle Creek and will then re-
side in Battle Greek. The wedding
was a quiet one, the only guests be-
side the family at home being Mr.
and Mrs Lynn Miller and daughter,
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McClenathan
Margaret, of Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Miller of Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs
Corliss Miller of Owosso, Mrs. Roscoe
Miller, Roscoe Miller being in France
Miss Hazel Miller of Ann Arbor, Ex-
Judge and Mrs. Kelly S. Scarf of St
Johns, Mrs Roy Hershey of Marietta
Ohio, Mrs Mary Wight and Miss
Joyce Wight of Ithaca
In honor of the six sailor boys who
are at home for a short furlough
Ithaca gave a public reception Tues
day evening at the courthouse lawn
Decorations appropriate for the occa-
sion were used and ten minute talks
were given by Revs. Hershey, Stay
baugh and Gaylord Nelson. Then
each Of the six boys gave brief talks
The Ithaca band furnished music and
there was singing by mixed quartet
Refreshments were served by the
committee in charge headed by F. L.
Convis as chairman.
Mr. Marzolf. an aged resilient OF
Emerson, was overcome by the heat
Monday while grading oats on va
cant lots owned by him in Ithaca. His
son hurried him home and although
better is still suffering from the
effects.
j. w. Hodges returned Monday
from Evart where he went Saturday
to attend the funeral of ROLAND Rose
who was killed while in training al
an aviation camp in Mississippi
Ruby and Archie Foster are visit
ing Mr. mad Mrs. Geo. McCienathan
Rev. VIM. H. Phelps of Lansing
superintendent Of the Lansing dis
trict, was in Ithaca to attend the last
quarterly conference Of the year held
in the NJ +. church Monday evening
The Misses Hazel Hodges, Jennie
Foreman, Wilma Willoughby, Lottie
Seath Of Evart, Novelia Teachman
Grace Rowell and Alice McAdams are
at Crystal for two weeks outins
The Standard Bearers and their
superintendent, Miss Pine. met Tues
day afternoon with Edna and Mildred
Thomas for their regular business
meeting and pot luck supper.
Mrs. Anna Guthrie of Ithaca is
visiting her brother, Robert Gamble
of Emerson.
Miss Harriet Hodges is spending a
few days at Elm Hall where she
taught last year
Mrs. Roy Miller, who with her hus-
band came from Detroit to attend
the Miller Scarf wedding, is spending
the week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. f. II. Mckay.
Mrs. Joseph Baldwin is visiting at
her home here while her brother
Watson Mccall, is home on a fur
Tough.
Morrison and Edward Crawford
and Wendell Mccall motored to Sag
nav and Bay City Tuesday. From
there Wendell went to Cheboygan to
visit in the Fay Hall home.
Mrs. Mary Thomas and daughters
spent last week with her sister, Mrs
5. Handley, and family of Alma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Coleman and
family are spending few days al
Crystal lake.
DR.. /. n. Monfort and son and
daughter, Justin and Dorothy, OF
Detroit visited relatives at Ithaca and
Crystal on the way to their summer
cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. S. McWilliams of
Middleton visited friends in Ithaca
last week.
The annual national convention OF
the G.. A. r. and w. r C. will be held
in Portland, Oregon, the week OF
August 10 and Past Department
President and Past National Chaplain
Of the w. r. c., Mrs. Giles T. Brown
Of Ithaca is in receipt of an invitation
TO attend a reception held the even
ING of August % M tho immortal