The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-11

Madam Sherys' desert, with whipped
cream and cake and coffee. All pres
ent enjoyed the evening so much that
It was at late hour that the guests
thought of starting home. The club
will meet in two weeks at the home
of Mrs. Mapledoram on East street.
/ The Midget Wedding" given last
week Tuesday night under the auspic-
Ies of the Presbyterian Aid society,
was the cutest show Of the season. If
their is anything in the old saying of
laugh and grow fat" we will have
lot of fat folks in Seville. 1t was
laugh from start to finish. The parts
were all well acted, even to the little
scrap between the two little ushess
on the stage just before the ceremony
took place Little Dorothy Shumak-
er, about three years old, was the
sweet little bride, and little Ora Clapp,
about the same age, was the BRIDE
groom. Frances Hartman was maid
of honor and the little Niece girl was
ring bearer, while Master Armstrong
was the preacher and William Broley
and Jene Hosmer were the ushers.We
haven't space to mention all that took
part, but other characters, which were
very pleasing were William Hay and
little Miss Doud, who were grandma
and grandpa of the bride. Willie sang
when You and I were Young, Mag
gie," which was great. Every child
took its part well.
| The ladies of the church wish to
thank all who in any way helped to
make this evening of innocence such
a great success. Children are al
ways sweet and interesting on the
4 stage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Dundass enter
tanned ten intimate friends and neigh
bors last week Wednesday, March, 2,
at chicken dinner, the occasion be-
| ing their 45th wedding anniversary
i The guests remembered them with sew
i eral beautiful gifts, which were unex-
pected and highly appreciated, .
I Miss Josephine Lowrie was busi-
ness caller in Cleveland Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde R. Brotts oil
Lakewood spent the weekend with
their Mrents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. H
I Brotts.~
4 c. V. Matteson was in Cleveland OF
business Wednesday.
Say,folks, remember the good time
you had at that masquerade carniva
in the town hall, Seville, about a veal
and half ago? Remember thu
: good east and good coffee 'nevery
thing? Well, the Legion members arr
going to have another Indoor Carni
, val just like that in the town hall a
Seville, on "Wednesday evening, Mar
-I23. The Leroy band will furnish til,
music all evening. A big prize lis
is being completed, there will be lot.
!. Iof different kinds of eats and drinks
. and racket and fun 'neverything. Dis
up your costumes, rig up wour dernd
est, and leave all your grouches ant
worries at home. Full particular!
will be printed later. Remember tn,
; date and don't let anything interfer,
: with an evening chock full of fun.
: Miss Amelia Hickman, 63 years old
. died on Thursday afternoon at 2:30
. after long siege of great suffering
!, Miss Hickman had been good frient
1 land neighbor, and will ben misset
\ among her large circle, of friends, ,ant
in the neighborhood which she live,
for so many years. She is the las
one of the Hickman family of Seville
miss Hickman had made all arrange
ments for her funeral, which was llel,
from the Methodist church on, Sun
day afternoon. Her pastor, Rev
Gardiner conducted the services an,
she was laid to rest in Mount Hill
cemetery beside her father, mother an,
sister, who proceeded her to the grea
beyond years ago. Friends from ou
of town who attended the funera
were: Charles Shook, son and daugh
ter ofRittman; Mrs. John Heckma
and daughter Hally of Creston, Mr..
John Ritter and daughter of Chippew
Lake, Mrs. Gladys Jones and daughte
of Brunswick.
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