The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-07-23

The Merry Matron club and their
husbands were delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home of the newly
weds Mr.. and Mrs. Joe, Bonham on
Center street on Monday night. Now
the members of this club were lit
tie in doubt as to whether the knot
had been tied tight enough by Rev.
White, of Shreve and thought best
to see to it that it was done right
and had them married over by "a
suffregette) but Lydia had no license
and could not collect her fee. The
bride was adorned in lace curtain
veil festooned with wreath Of holly
hooks, a sash of many beautiful col
ors and wooden shoes brought from
the old country and carried shower
bouquet of mixed hollyhocks yard
long The groom in wooden shoes,
plug hat and somebody's red hair
ribbon for a necktie looked stunning.
Mrs. I. H. B. acted as bridesmaid, J.
B. M. was best man, and w. G. B.
was ring bearer, Of course the dou-.
BILE ring ceremony was used which
were borrowed from curtain pole
for the occasion Mrs. A. N. C. gave
the bride away, she did it right too,
Mrs. c. E. s. played Billie and his
once the latest wedding march. Mrs.
E. B. played the grind organ softly
during the ceremony. Impressive
say The BRIDES and the groom's
outfit was brought to them for the oc-
casion by members of the club, after
the ceremony Mrs. H. H. Phelps in
the behalf of the club presented Mr..
and Mrs. ,Bonham with a set of sill
yer teaspoons, gravy ladel and a
m eat fork and baby rattle which
the bride thought might come handy.
Then with beautiful white porce-
lain casserole presented by the hus-
bands of the club women, a delicious
lunch of ice cream and cake was
served, games were played until a
late hour, and with best wishes and
congratulations the crowd moved
| home.
| Mr. Stewart 6eeman who has been
employed in Lorain steel works has
been spending the week among friends
in Seville, He has resigned his posi-
ton and will leave Saturday for
Grafton, w. Va.
Church notices for next Sunday:
Baptist-Rev. Woodwork, pastor.
Morning services at 10, you are kindly
urged to attend this service as it is
the last Sunday morning service be-
fore the pastor takes his vacation.
Sunday school following at Ills.
Union services at 7:30 p. m. Rev.
Woodworth will preach the sermon.
The ladies missionary circle will be
held in Akron at the home of Mrs.
H, G. Dix, Wednesday, July %, pic
mic supper will be served. Take a
friend will you in your ahto and en-
| Joy the drive and visit with Mrs. Dix
Fresbyterian-Morning service al
1000 a. M, minister not announced
, Sunday school at 11:15; c. E. society
at 7:30 p. m. A congregation meet
ing will be held at the close of tht
morning service to take a vote OF
Rev. Wolf, a candidate from Hope
. dale. Union services at 7:30 at th'
Baptist church. Rev. Woodwork will
preach the sermon.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev
Gardiner, pastor. Morning services a
the usual hour 10 a. M, Sunday schoo
at II; Epworth League at $50 p. M
, topic, every Christian Missionary,
.. leader, Mrs. John Decker Union ser
vices at the Baptist church at 7:3l
!, Rev. Woodworth, pastor of the church
:, will preach the sermon.
. August 1st Baptismal reception o
: members and communion services wi
\ be held at the morning service. Praye
4 service omitted during July and Aug
q ust.
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