The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-25
LITCHFIELD

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dell
Eaken was the scene Of beautiful
wedding on Saturday, March l9, when
Miss Mabel Eaken became the wife Of
Mr.. Myron Barth. The brightlsun-
shine added to the beauty of the
spring flowers, which made the rooms
a bower Of beauty. A color scheme
of yellow and white was carried out
with daffodils, poted plants y and
white bells. The bride wore a~bEau-
tiful gown of embroidered georgette
crepe over white satin. Her veil was
caught by sweetheart rose buds and
she carried boquet Of the same
flowers. Miss Eaken was attended
by her sister, Miss Ruth Eaken, in a
yellow gown with boquet of white
carnations. Mr.. Barth was accompan-
led by cousin, Mr.. Harry Knopf, as
best man. Two picturesque members
of the bridal party were little Elsie
Whitright of Lodi, who carried a
basket of roses, and Master Marshall
Miner of Chatham, ring bearer. Be-
fore the ceremony Miss Eleanor Bry-
enton sang 20 Promise Me-" accom-
panied by Mrs. Homer Homan at the
piano. For the entrance of the bridal
party the wedding march from "Lo-
hengrin" was played by Miss Marie
Barth, sister of the groom. The bride
was given in marriage by her father,
and the words which united two lives
in one were spoken by Rev. E. E..
Scoville, pastor of the Congregation
al church, After receiving the con-
gratuIations of their friends the COM
pany was served dainty wedding din
nery the mattresses in their dresses of
white, pink and blue adding to the
charm Of the occasion. The only draw
back to an ideal day was the absence
of the grandfather and uncle Of the
bride. All regretted that sickness
and accident made it impossible for
them to be present. The guests from
out of town were as follows: Mrs, j.
w. House, Mr.. w. E. House, Misses
Mary and Jane House, Mr.. Will Car
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Eaken and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Eaken Of
Medina; Mr. and Mrs. Fred House,
Lawrence Williams, Miss Edna Will
Jams and her little niece, Elsie Whit
right Of Lodi; Mr., and Mrs. Minns
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ho-
man of Chatham; DR.. Bessie Walling
| Fof Norwalk, Mr.. and Mrs. CA Bartn
and daughter, Miss Ethel Scoville OF
| Elyria; Mr.. ]. L. Barth, Royal Barth
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Myers
and daughter of Grafton; Mrs. Helen
Myers, Miss Lauretta Benedict OF
lMallet Creek; Rev. E. E. Scoville and
wife of Bedford.
The Easter program of the Congre-
lgational Sunday school will be given
A at the usual hour for church service
Il 1880 a. M, March n. The Usual Of
H fering of eggs for the Schauffler Mis-
n sionary school of Cleveland will b.
1 received at this time. .aial
n MIR. Louis Eusesser will spend ths
Easter vacation at Tiffin, Mrs Storm
4 at Millersburg; Miss Helen Starr witt
Mrs, Cornstock will accompany Mis-
tKlopfenstein to her home in Su1phu
Springs; Miss Helen Smith with MI
and Mrs. r. P. Clark at Detroit, Mich
Mrs. Walter Cruise and little sol
Billy started for Oshkosh, Wis, las
SATURDAY.. where she will visit her pa
ents. z
Mrs. Ella Oberholtzer OF Akron
visiting in the home of DR.. Scudder.
Roy Arick is on the sick list again
Miss Marie Barth is home fror
Kent for her Easter vacation.