The Ordway new era., 1921-07-01
Gladys Carpenter Weds

A beautiful June wedding was sol
emnized "Wednesday morning June
| 20, at ten O'Clock when Miss Gladys
Alice Carpenter became the bride of
Mi. j. Elmer Yost. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. J. A.
Smith OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, the impressive ring service
being used Lake View Farm the
/ lovely home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carpenter parents OF the bride, was
the scene of this enjoyable occasion.
] In the presence OF large number of
friends and relatives, the wedding
ceremony was given on the lawn
which surrounds the country home
CT Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter. A lat
ticed arch was made and decorated
with ferns and roses, and it was in
front of this arch that tho bridal
party was formed.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
Floyd w Pyles sang sweetly, Il Love
You Truly While Mrs. Wendell
Ellington, a cousin of the bride,
played Lobengrins wedding march.
the bridal party took their places.
The bride and groom were attended
by Miss Mildred Boles, as brides
maid and Mr.. John Close, rs the best
man. The two little flower bearers,
Irene Carpenter, sister of the bride
and Ruth Smith, strewed the path of
the party with roses. Little Dorothy
Bollacker, neico of the bride, car
ried the ring.
The bride was dressed in white
satin and carried a bouquet of sweet
peas and baby breath. She wore a
string OF pearls fastened with Il dia-
mond clasp, the wedding gift of the
groom. Miss Boles, the brides maid
was gowned in white organdie.
After the wedding ceremony a
sumptuous repast was provided on
tables beautifully adorned. At the
close Dr.. Hugh F. Lorimer acted as
toastmastel and very fitting tributes
We're paid ito the bride and groom by
Judge Chas. c. Woodbridge, L. |.
Giffin and Mrs. B. Dale Bclshe all of
Ordway
The young ladies OF Mrs. Carpen-
ter's Bible class acted as ushers and
assisted in serving. They were the
Misses Eleanor Steen, Aileen Gala
van, Reese Walters, Pauline Mooney.
Louise Robertson and Melva Chap
man.
The bride one of the accomplished
and beautiful young ladies of this
community is the second daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Carpenter
She mas always taken a leading part
in social and church circles OF ord
way and has numbered the commun-
ity as her friend. She was a gradu-
ate oil the Ordway High school in
lsl7 after which she studied at
Nebraska University Place, for two
years graduating there from the
school OIL expression. She was teach
er in the Crowley schools during the
past year
The groom is graduate of the
Nebraska Wesleyan College and is at
present acting as assistant cashier in
the Glenvil Bank.
Miss Louis Gillet who was suest
al the wedding is a sorority sister TO
the pride, the young ladies being
closely associated III college.
numerous and beautiful gifts were
given this happy couple. The young
couple left Wednesday afternoon fo,
eheir new home in Glenvil, Nebr.
me guests were as follows: Dr
ana Mrs. Hugh F. Lorimer. Mr.. ana
Mrs. A IL Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Workar
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Smith. Mr. and
MRS, Geo. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs r n
nleks, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. sandifur
Mr. Mr. and Mrs; D. C. Roberts, Mr.. and
mrs: n A. Bollacker, Mr.. and Mrs
M. p. Bollacker, Mrs s. NJ. Bolacker.
Mr; MI, ana Mrs. C. F. Boilacker. ]. W
Eiiington, Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Mitch
en-, MT: and Mrs. j. W. Ray, Ciydo
ray MI ana Mrs. ". E. DaIby. Mr,
ana Mrs. L. !. Giffin, Rev. and Mrs.
=, a. smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John Boles,
s9'is Suuse ana Mrs Chas C. Woodbridge
us LOIS Gillet, Mildred BoIss, MIR
anu at Mrs w. Fl. Crisman, Mr.. and
Mrs Ihos; Gallavan. John Close. ME-
snu "rs. w. E. Strever. Mrs. Work
hIa aiah' Mr. and Mrs. B. Dale Belshe
Hir r ana Mrs. Floyd Pyles. Mr.. and
,p.s nts " y. burke. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph