Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-28
pP|D HAS A BUSY
n.y.; THREE COUPLES.
I HYMEN'S ALTAR
les e. FREDA LOUISE DUNCAN
wEps oMER v. MosEY-Miss
BELINDA WOODWARD A BRIDE
RECOMMENDATION NUPTiAL
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Ia lavender and green setting was
ed for the wedding of Miss El Freda
Suise Duncan, n popular Ottawa girl,
IA Omer Victor Mosey OF Harding,
hich occurred this afternoon at
the home OF the brides uncle and
Int Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Dun
IN, 1910 Illinois avenue. Thirty
tests, the near relatives OF Miss
Iincan and Mr.. Mosey we're in at
hdance.
Rev. II. f. LAWYER, pastor of the
rst Methodist church, oiiiciated.
he service was read underneath
liz arch in the corner Of the living
Iom, from which was suspended a
* white wedding bell. Lavender
DIVERS and asparagus ferns were
bed to cover the arch, while a bank
green ferns and oak leaves formed
livery effective background. Baskets
lavender flowers and ferns were
bed throughout the room. The din
liz room, library and other rooms of
je residence were prettily decorated
tth a yellow and white color SCENE,
Iii flowers and daisies in the two
blors being used to carry out the
ecorative idea.
miss Blanche Mosey, a sister of the
Room. acted as maid of honor, while
RS Sellars II. Peltier acted as ma
- 30 honor Tho hnaf man was
ester Clark, an intimate friend of
10 groom.
las the bridal party took their
Faces, Mrs. Harold Duncan of Chi
hgo. sistelin-law of the bride,
nayed the Lohengrin wedding march
The bride wore a gown OF white
Irepe meteor satin, made with train
hd trimmed in chantilly lace. Her
bile veil was draped cap fashion,
18th chantilly lace crown and
Aught at the sides with tiny bou-
klets of orange blossoms. She car
led huge shower bouquet of roses
hid lilies of the valley. The maid of
Ienor wore gown of pale green
kffeta, and carried an arm bouquet
h lavender daisies, and the matron
h honor wore frock of bright green
tepe de chine, and carried lavender
Aisies.
Following the ceremony a three
burse wedding dinner was served
the dining room. Four friends of
he bride. Misses Mildred and Irene
Ieipold, Erma Jegglie and Elma But
krfeld, did the serving.
Mr. and Mrs. Messy will leave to-
Hight for a trip to the Dells in WIS
bnsin, Upon their return they Will
b to housekeeping on the grooms
lr1n.
The bride is the daughter of John
kuncan of La Sale She has made
Ter home with her uncle and aunt in
his city, practically all the time
bnce the death of her mother, when
he was tiny baby. She is one OF
he best known young women in the
fty, and is very popular in her wide
krcle Of friends.
She is graduate of the La Sale
Peru township high school and OF
he GREGG shorthand school of Chica-
10. Until recently she was employed
Is secretary of the home service bu-
eau of the Red Cross in this city
The groom is the son Of Mr.. and
HRS John Mosey of Glover street.
be is a graduate of the Ottawa town
Ihip high school and has for several
Iears been farming During the war
lie served in the remount service of
he U. s. army.
Ibnded the wedding were Mr. and
HRS Earl Mosey Of Harding, Mr.. and
Hrs. John Duncan of La Sale, Mr..
Ind Mrs, Harold Duncan Of Chicago
Ind the Misses Gertrude and Mar
tuerite Schultz of La Sale.
4 NORTHUMBERLAND
| Extreme simplicity marked the mar
Iiage of Miss Belinda Woodward and
Arthur M. Whalen, of Odell which oc-
Iurred this morning at o'clock at
he residence Of Rev. Lawrence
Hackett in the rectory of st. Patrick's
catholic church. The young couple
we're unattended.
rMr. and Mrs Frank E. Harry, the
brother-in.law and sister of the bride
we're the only guests in attendance
Miss Woodward wore brown We
-FOUR suit, with hat and shoes to
hatch Her corsage was of tiny pink
TO sebuds.
] Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs Whalen left for honey
moon the destination of which they
kre keeping a secret from their
Friends. They will not return to OF
lava before going to Garland, Mich,
where they will make their home on
farm.
The bride has made her home with
her sister Mrs Frank e. Harry at S13
Mulberry St., for more than two
Years, and has been employed as cash
Ter at the c. W. Irion Dry Goods Co,
Ehe is daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. JASON M. Woodward, of Ransom.
She was born and raised in Ransom,
hnd graduated from the Ransom High
bchool in the class of 1917. During
her residence In Ottawa she has
made very wide circle of friends
here
| The groom is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs Michael Whalen oil