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Black FOG or 1910.
Rich. HinkIey Wedding.

Deautl1ully appointed WC06
was solemnized last night at SIX
o'clock at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Corydon NJ. Rich, 1929 Grand avenue,
when their daughter, Mary Goddard
Rich, became the bride OF Horace
Chase Hinkley, son Of Dr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burdett Hinkley.
I The wedding service was read ny
/ the Rev H. B. McEaree of the United
Presbyterian church Preceding me
ceremony, Miss Ignore Rich sang =
Love You" by Grieg, and "At Dawn
ing" by Cadman, with piano accom-
lpaniment by Mrs John Rankin Irwin.
! The bridal procession, to the music
of the Lohengrin wedding march,
came down the winding stair into the
living hall and were met at the foot
OF the stair by Robert Sabert casey
and Craig Sheaffer, ushers.
The braided white satin ribbons
which formed the aisle for the bridal
procession were stretched by MISS
Lydia Rich, Miss Alice Hinkley. MRS.
Hayden Wilcox and Miss EizaDetn
u Wilson. The ribbon bearers were
dressed in gowns of pastel shades ana
carried French baskets of flowers
with tulle bows tied to the handles.
i Following the ribbon bearers came
Miss Ignore Rich as maid OF honor.
She wore a gown Of pink satin ana
carried a great bouquet OF PINK Yea
roses.
I The bride followed with her father
who gave her in marriage. The pride
gown was of ivory satin and duchess
lace, with a long duchess lace ven
! fastened with Coronet OF pearls.
4 She carried a bouquet OF pride IS
roses with shower of lilies OF the
valley and tiny rose buds.
The bride was met at the altar ny
the groom and his best man, EdWln
S. Elder, who were preceded by Eu'
. ward Corydon Rich and Gerard Huls-
: kamp as ushers.
i The service was read before an I'M
, iprovised altar arranged on the uais
3 in the living hall. The back GROUND
> was of foliage and white hydrangla
|. blossoms with tall baskets of white
: roses, and lighted by candles on either
!, side. .o,,o. tho
marriage pledge from the ceremony
of the Friends church, the same form
e of ceremony by which Mr.. and MIS-.
\ R;sh had been married quarter OF
: century ago. This pledge spoken py
- 1.-THE bride and groom was followed py
1.-The ring service Of the Presbyterian
S church.
4 Mrs. Rich, who with Mr.. Rich ana
= IDr. and Mrs. Hinkley stood with the
$ bride and groom to receive congralu.
S lations, wore a handsome gown OF
midnight blue Spanish lace with dia-
I mond ornaments.
h Following the ceremony wedding
}. dinner was served at which covers
d were laid for one hundred guests.
s The brides table was laid in the
K dining room with covers for the bridal
Q party and the young people who were
}. intimate friends of the bride. The
It table decorations were silver and cut
,, glass baskets of pink roses and corr
l. flowers with a drapery of pink anu
lcopenhagen blue tulle from the chan
idelier.
The wedding favors were tiny boxes
of cake to which were Fastened d
!, spray of orange blossoms.
At this table the brides cake was
y cut and there were, speeches with Ed
win S. Elder as postmaster.
The other guests were seated al
ismall tables in the solarium at which
i. beautifully appointed dinner was
Q served.
l. The house throughout was decorat
e ed in profusion of garden flowers
e arranged in baskets with artistic ell
e fcct.
The rail of the main stairway was
r wound with smilax and ivy with white
q blossoms intertwined.
e In the living hall there were white
e flowers were used and in the library
d and solarium, colonial bouquets OF
t flowers in many varieties and coloc,
: we're used with charming effect.
p The brides going away dress anc
p coat were Of brown duvetyn with q
brown duvetyn hat with gold buckles
The bride, as she came down the
u stair tossed her bouquet which wa:
r caught by Miss Alice Hinkley.
e The wedding of last night was one
J. of the most interesting events of the
season in Keokuk society because Z,
u the prominence of the families ant
the popularity of the young people II
the social life of the city.
J. Following a, wedding journey Mr.
. and Mrs. Hinkley will be ait home
1 October first at Aberdeen, South Da
Ikota.
The guests from out of town at the
wedding were Mr.. Joseph A. Goddard
:! of Muncie, Ind; Miss Stanton O
- Brooklyn, N. Y; Miss Louise Sudbur!
~ of Muncie, Ind; Miss Gladys Hays o
:" Hillsdale, Mich; Mrs. Noble Ira Ayre'
"a of st. Joseph, Mo-; Mrs. Harry ]
>. Reeves and Miss Helen l.. Reeves o
V Minneapolis: Miss Lillian Barr an(
;, Miss Dorothy Turner of Burlington
- C. E. Russey of Boston; Edwin S. FL
- der of Chicago; Craig Sheaffer an;
Robert Casey of Fort Madison, ant
!, Lee Britton of Topeka, Kansas.
- Since the announcement of thei
" engagement, Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkle,
al we're honor guests at many socia
" functions. Among those who enter
tanned were Mr. and Mrs. Addison II
Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ayres
7 Mrs. John w. Collier, Mrs. Haydel
v Wilcox, Mrs. James H. Noble, Mis-