Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-01-01
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
CEREMONY TODAY
HAPPY YOUNG COUPLE LEAVE
AT ONCE FOR THEIR NEW
HOME IN CALIFORNIA

HOMIE IN CAldFOSNLA
This afternoon at s:SO O'Clock at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. q, n. Buck, occurred the
marriage Of their eldest daughter.
Miss Mildred to Mr.. Abel Segel Of
Fresno, Calf. The beautiful ring
service was used BY Rev. D. J..
Hhenton, the officiating minister, In
the presence Of about nifty invited
guests.
The ceremony took place In the
northeast corner Of the pariOf be-
meath an arch made Of mons, holly
and mistletoe and palms sent from
Lake Charles, La, BY II. 3. Buck, an
uncle Of the bride The other decor
9tiong were white and rcd 10noa.
this being the color Schene which
was carried throughout, even - the
refreshments which were served a.
ter the ceremony
Miss Mildred Mott, OF Des MetA.
personal friend oe tina bride, nn
"Oh, Vert Thou In the Cauld Blnet. !"
by AaendelsDohn, Just before the nup-
tiAl knot was tied while during the
progress Of the ceremony Miss Helen
Buck played MendelnSohn's wedding
march. After the ceremony vocal
selections were rendered BY Mrs. II.
Mckinney 81 Toledo and Miss Mott
Of Dos Moinoa, and instrumental
music was furnished By Mi1s Helen
Buck and Emil BfIhar1.
The bride was Handsomely goWned
In dro1D Of white satin while the
groom wore the conventional blue
serge. There were no attendants.
the hFi1e y young IAdy Of re-
nnement, high character and pleas
ant personality. She Il . graduate
OF the Audubon High School and re-
celved her B. NJ. degree 1t North
western UniverSity. SINCE her re-
turn from the university she has
been teaching music and had large
class untiE recently. She has been
prominent IN social and church
work and will be greatly missed In
the community which has been her
home since childhood.
The groom Is the son Of Mrs. @.
n. Segel Of Berkeley, Calf, . gradu-
ate OF the Kanaas Gtote Agricultural
Collage ct Manhattan, Kansas and at
present h engaged II civil engineer
ing. He came to Audubon about
uVO yoAtO ~ 814 UNSVO0 SH0 SASJ AZ
the capacity Of city engineer during
the sewer and paving construction
work. He was drafted In the army
at the outbreak Of the war and held
No. ass, the hrst number drawn by
Secretary Daniels at Washington,
when the United 9tAtea army was or
ganized. He went into the service
and attained the rank Of lieutenant.
After receiving his honorable dis
charge from the service he returned
70 California where he now has
charge Of construction work II paw
ing the public highways in his home
state. He q q young man Of sterl-
ing worth and chRraater and In every
way worthy Of the splendid young
lady or his choice. All unite in the
oppression that the neWry-Weds ara
an ideal young couple. I.
They left this afternoon for Dem
YER, Colo, whore they will make =
short Wait with friends, later going
to Berkeley, CALI, and on to Fresno,
Calf. where they viii make their
future home.
The contracting parties have a
host of close personal friends, all
of whom Join the Republican in
wishing them an abundance Of Joy
and happiness and . long and hap
nv welded life.
" Al four-course wedding breakfast
was served at eleven o'clock this
morning at the home Of the brides
aunt, Mrs. r. A. johnson to the rela-
tiyeO and out-Ot-toWn guests. The
johnson home was uniquely decorat-
cd with red and white roses and
presented q most pleasing spectacle.
The out-of-toWn guests present
were Mrs. d. g. Mott and daughter,
Miss Mildred Mott. Of Des Moines:
Ta ss a. M McAi F nee W. SSseer ,c g
Rogers, Of Cumberland: h. b. Buck
81 Lake Charles, La: w. =. Buck
and Miss Matte Buck Of Norris, Ill.,;
and R. D. Lashewski. OF Des Moine1.
E. Il y !. !.