Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-01
THANKSGIVING DAY
WEDDING P R 0 Y Is
A PRETTY AFFAIR
MISS RUTH HoNHoRsT WE'D TO
rAVio a. cccTER, EMeLoYs or
NATicNfL PLATE GLASS FAC.
TORY.

pretty Thanksgiving wedding took
place at o'clock last evening when
Miss Ruth Louise Bonhort OF this
city became the bride OF David A.
Cootcr of Creston, III The wedding
ceremony took place at t,a home OF
the bride before large number OF
friends Of tht couple, with Rev. IL. A.
Kramer OF the Evangelical church Of
hcilting, Miss Odessa ChcliIng and
August Brickort, both Of La Sale.
werc the attic, danta.
The bride looked very pretty in
white satin dress. with shadow lace
parels, with which, she wore white
veil, which was kept In place with tiny
white flowers. She wore white slip.
peYs to match and carried an arm bou.
quet of white rcaps. Miss Cheiling,
the maid OF honor. was dressed in a
pretty creation OF pilk satin, with
slippers to match, and CUrsage bou.
quot of roses.
Following t,a ceremony q dinner
was served to fOrty-siX intimate
friends ard relative of the couple.
Mrs. Cooter IL daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louie BonhOrst o 1919 " est
Jefferson street end 1; a well known
Ottawa lonng LADY, having lived in tbs
city practically all her If, She n.
ten el the VYl.ic schools and is a
graduate Of the Ottawa High schoor
and also attended Browns cuisines
College. She was employed as draft
clerk at the Merchants ard Farmers
Bank Ia t.'s Gig.
The groom is q son OF Nr. ard Mrs.
Anderson Cooter of Creston, H.. am
has teea residing in this city for the
past fifteen months, being employed |
at the National Plate Glass company. |
Mr.. and Mrs. ooter left today on
an extended honeymoon trip through |
the northern part of the state. and |
upon their return will make their |
home with the brides parents.
Among the many out of town guc~ts !
who we're present We're Mr.. AMI Mrs |
August BricKert and children. Esther |
and August Mr. and Mrs. John BuhH !
and children, Fred, John and MalirE.a, !
OF Granville; Mr. and Mrs. Earl BUM
of Earlv'lle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brick
ert OF La Sale, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Chefiing and daughters, Lydia, Huber
and Odessa, of La Sale; Mrs. A.
Cooter and daughters, Joda and Grace,
of Creston, H.; Miss Opal Payne and
Elmer Lawrence OF Grand Ridge.
ReiIIy-Neary.
2 Miss May Reilly and Mr.. John
Neary, a switchman on the c., B. &
O., we're united in marriage last
night at S:45 o'clock by Rev. Lawrence
Hackett at st, Patrick's Catholic
church.
= Miss May OBrlen and Everett Sulz-
berger acted as the attendants.
The bride wore a blue fur trim
med suit, and a hat to match. The
maid of honor wore blue velvet
gown and hat. Both wore corsage
bouquets of sweet peas. i
After short honeymoon, Mr.. and
Mrs Neary will make their home in
the Burrows apartments. The bride
is former resident of Oglesby. Re-
Gently she has been employed by
Mrs, Myra Sulzberger on West Main
street. The groom has made his
headquarters in Ottawa for some
time. Both have many friends in Of
tawa.
observation-disclosures.
Miss Olive Swearington and Will
liam A. Kapas, manager of the old
Andan restaurant on Madison street,
were united in marriage on Wedncg-
day night at $50 o'clock by Rev.
George c. Fetter at his home in the
parsonage of the First Baptist church.
They were unattended.
The bride wore blue taffeta gown /.
and a hat to match Her corsage bou- !
quet was of metallic flowers.
On account Of the THANKSGIVING sea-
son Mr. and Mrs. Kapas did not tate
a honeymoon, but will leave for their
wedding trip in lew days. They will
make their future acme in this city.
The bride is former resident of
champaign. She has been employed T.