Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-18
MISS STADDEN AND.
WILLIAM F IS \ F R.
WE'D IN CHICAGO.
WELL KNOWN OTTAWA COUPLE,
PLIGHT TROTHS SATURDAY
AND LEAVE FOR HONEYMOON
IN CALIFORNIA.

| Ottawa friends received announce.
ments today of the marriage of Miss
Myrtle Stadden, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Stadden, 116 East
washington street, and William f.
Fisher son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Fish
er of Joliet. The nuptial uniting the
we'll known young couple occurred on
Saturday afternoon at 9 o'clock at
the home of DR.. Horton G. Mills, a
Congregational minister in Chicago.
While it was generally believed by
the many friends of the bridal couple
that the wedding was to occur this
month, Mr. Fisher and his bride-to-
be accompanied by their parents jour
neyed to Chicago on Saturday, and
did not let the majority of their ac.
quaintances know that the marriage
was to occur on that day, until they
were en- route to California to spend
their honeymoon.
The bride was attractively gowned
in taupe colored pandora travelling
suit, large pitcure hat, and carried
a bouquet of sweetheart roses and
lilies of the valley.
After the ceremony a wedding din
ner was served at the Sherman hotel,
in Chicago. Mr.. Fisher and his
bride returned to Ottawa Saturday
night, and remained here until yes.
terday afternoon, when, they took
the 3 O'Clock Rock Island train for
They will spend six
weeks honeymoon at Catalina isl
and.
Upon their return they will make
their home in Ottawa.
The bride is well known in this
city, having attended both the public
and township high schools here. She
is both a pianist and elocutionist of
ability, and is very popular among
her wide circle of friends
The groom attended the Joliet high
school and the University of Illinois.
He has made many friends in Ottawa
since he moved here several years
ago. He is the commercial agent for
The c., o. & P. railroad, and is the
second son of Superintendent f. L.
Fisher of the c., O. & p.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher were surpris.
I'D when they reached the train YES.
.erday to be greeted by a shower of
ice. few of their acquaintances
lad learned of the marriage, and
'ame down to give them proper send
,ff.
mpbeII-Barnhart
very pretty wedding occurred this
1orning at 7:30 o'clock at st. Pat
icks Catholic church when Miss Ea-
el Mary Campbell, daughter of Mrs
iilton Barnhardt. 1113 Sycamore
treet, became the bride of Harold
fncent Fitzpatrick, son of Mr.. and
lrs. William Fitzpatrick, 1905 Madi-
on street
Rev. Lawrence Hackett presided
nd ofticiated at the high nuptial
lass. As the bridal party entered
ne church Max Wilkins played the
ohengrin wedding march, and during
1e service Miss Elizabeth Harring.
IN sang. Perfect Love" and ooh,
romise Me"
Miss Lillian Campbell, a sister of
he bride acted as maid of honor and
rthur Fitzpatrick, brother of the
room was best man. The bride wore
brown velour suit, a black picture
at and carried American beauty
oses. Miss Lillian Campbell wore !
blue tricotine suit, silver and
lack hat and carried bouduet sim {
air to the one carried by the bride. ]
Following the ceremony at the
hurch a wedding breakfast was serv. t
d to fifteen guests at the Barnhardt t
ONE. The house was prettilv dec. t
rated thruout in pink and white. {
Mrs. Fitzpatrick and his bride left t
)day for Chicago, where they will |
pend their honeymoon. They will re- |
Irn to Ottawa to make their future l
ONE, and will reside in house thev ,
ave purchased and furnished at go $
7. Lafayette street il
Both the bride and groom have liv. y
d in Ottawa all of their lives, and G
ave a large circle of friends here -,
he groom is employed at the Megaf- .
n Shoe store The bride has assist
d her sister in her millinery store
equently.