The Holt County sentinel., 1921-05-06

o'clock in Broad Street Presbyterian
church, when Miss Virginia Heiner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II.
Heiner, a. South Champion avenue,
became the bride of Mr.. Dwight Rob
ert Fits, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c..
Fits, of Kansas City, Missouri.
Rev. DIR. S. S. Palmer, the pastor,
officiated, using the Van Dyke nuptiai
service. Mrs. Wilbur Thoburn Mills,
organist, played a program OF music.
The bridal party made its way to
the altar through the main aisle, which
was bordered with white candles in
tall white candlesticks on standards
draped with green tulle and trimmed
with clusters Of pink sweet peas.
Three seven-branch candelabra holding
cathedral canllcs were burning amid
the masses Of greenery on the altar,
and at the foot Of the altar were two
tall white baskets filled with snap
dragons in shades OF pink.
The bride had seven attendants
Miss Marguerite Heiner, her sister, as
maid Of honor; Miss Mary n. Bull, Of
Scranton. Pennsylvania; Miss Eleanor
Lord, of Evanston, Illinois; Mrs. Fred
erick Purdy (Hclcn Cohenour); Miss
Gertrude Morris, Miss Dorothy Win
ders and Miss Marguerite Putnam.
Mr.. J. Russell Fits, of Kansas City,
Missouri. was best man for the bride.
groom, and the ushers were: Mr..
Maurice X. Fits, Of Kansas City, an
other brother; Mr. Milton S. Rea, Of
Kansas City; Mr.. John Marshall Cros-
man, Of Philadelphia; Mr.. John W.
Kendall, Of Washington, ID. c.; Mr..
Robert $. Davis, jr., and Mr. Gail l..
Mckillip. of Columbus.
The bride wore gown Of white
satin, heavily embroidered with pearls,
Duchcsse lace was attached 10 both
sides Of the long court train of sat In,
and scquins and pearls in rosebud do.
signs ornamcnted the uneven hem line
Of the petal shaped skirt and the train.
There was a tracery Of this same pearl
aud sequin design on the bodice and
short sleeves. The veil Of tule was
held with cOrOuct of real rose point
lace, gift from friend, Mr.. VI. n.
Wilbur, Of Colorado Springs. The lace
was wired forming points on the sides
and the veil was caught with orange
blossoms. The bride carried a shower
bouquet Of lilies Of the valley, small
yellow roscbuds, orchids aud forget
mc-nots.
Miss Marguerite Hcner wore gold
cloth gown embroidered IN gold bead,
and scouins. Her skirt was finished
with Doints Of the embroidered ma.
tcrial. and the train was Of gold cloth
and tullc. Miss Hciner carried an ann
bouquet Of red roses. tied with red
ribbon.
The bridesmaids wore frocks of taft
fcta In rainbow colors, all made alike
with full hoop skirts, trimmed with
silver lace and silver roses, and sash
trains extending below the hens. Miss
Bulls dress was turquoise blue; Miss
Lord wore jade green: Mrs. Purdy,
Harding blue; Miss Morris, apricot:
Miss Winders, orchid, and Miss Put.
nam, coral.
They carried arm bouquets Of snap
dragons in different colors tied with
bows Of rose gold tulle.
Mrs. Harry u, Hciner. mother Of the
bride. wore IA silver cloth gown. en-
broidcred in silver beads and opnles.
cent CRYSTALS, with train Of silver cloth
lined with jade.
Mrs. J. c. Fits, the Bridegroom
mother, wore n brown lace drapcd
gown with train Of the lace lined with
coral satin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hcincr gave q recep-
tion and dance for their daughter and
her husband at the Columbus Country
club, following the ceremony, after
which Mr. and Mrs, Fits left for an
Eastern trip before going TO Kansas
City, where they will reside. They
will be at home there at the 0mond
until June.
The bride is a graduate of the Co.
lumbus School for Girls and of Wells
college, Aurora, New York. Two of
the bridesmaids, Miss Bull and Miss
Lord. wore her school-matcs at Wells.
. Mr.. Fits attended the Tome academy,
. Maryland, and Haverford college In
pennsylvania. He Is associated with
his father in the Wholesale dry goods
business in Kansas City.
Among the guests from IA distance
in additional to members of the bridal
party We're: Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Fits,
of Kansas City, Mo-. parents Of the
bridegroom; Ms. J. Russell Fits and
Mrs. Maurice Fits, of Kansas City;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Heiner, IT,,
and children, Helen Jane and Harry
Ill, OF Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +.
Heiner, of Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs.
L., j. Heiner, of Rutland. Ohio, and
Miss Helen Mayer, Of Oak Park, III.
Mr.. Harry Heiner Is the brides broth
er, and Messrs. +. T.. and l.. j. Heiner
are uncles.
Members of the Wedding marty and