The Yale expositor., 1922-10-19
StOlte-BeaYis

the marriage OF Georgia Beavls
and her many friends here are
sincerely happy to extend con-
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Edward Stolte.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beavis,
daughter Georgia and son Olin
were residents of our little city
for a number of years and their
lives became intimately and hap
PLY entwined with hosts of asso-
ciates and close friends, so that
when the mother was taken from
her loved home and family, the
whole town sorrowed, and later,
when Mr.. Beavis decided to move
from Yale, deep regrets were
voiced, but affection and interest
in each one of the family will al
ways be felt, and when the news
comes of the important event in
Miss Georgia's life. the best wish
es of all go with her.
We take the following account
of the wedding from the Lansing
Capitol Newss:-
Quantities of large yellow
chrysanthemums amid branches
of brilliantly colored autumn
leaves and woodsy ferns, furnish
ed the background for the we'd
ding ceremony which made Miss
Georgia Beavis the wife of Mr..
c. Edward Stolte. Appointments
of the wedding were marked with
simplicity.
Miss Beavis is the daughter
of Mr.. James E. Beavis. Mr.. Stolte
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
T. Stolte, Gil S. Capitol-ave. The
ceremony took place at 10:45 this
morning at the Beavis home, 709
w. Michigan-ave., Rev. Guy W..
Simon, pastor of the First Pres
terian church performing the
ceremony.
Decorations throughout the
home were in the autumn shades
and the bridal altar was compos-
ed of palms and ferns fanked BY
tall baskets of yellow chrysan-
themums.
Miss Beavis' wedding gown
was of beaded georgette of Per-
sian shades of bisque. A bridal
corsage Of sunburst roses and
>lillies of the valley completed the
lovely yet simple costume; There
were no attendants and guests
included only relatives. DR.. Jas.
o. Beavis, brother of the bride,
came home from Ann Arbor for
the wedding, and Mrs. H. H. Her
rick, Of Houghton, was guest
from away.
''The wedding breakfast was
served in the dining room. The
brides table held the wedding
cake as it's centerpiece and was
decorated with roses and smilax
"Mr. and Mrs. Stolte are taking
an extended motor trip for their
honeymoon and after January 1st
will be at home in their new home
1131 S. Genessee drive. Mrs
Stolte wore an attractive going.
away suit of poire twill trimmed
with platinum fox. Her hat was
of silver cloth trimmed with
squirrel"
Fisher-Newell
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vel
lington Newell, 334 Harvey street
was prettily decorated with fal
flowers on Thursday, October IL
when their daughter, Florenc,
Elma, became the bride of Ale1
G. Fisher, of Brown City. Mich
Rev. Frank M. Field, pastor of tn,
Martha Holmes Memorial church
formerly of the Methodist church
here, impressively read the mar
riage service. At three o'clocl
the bridal party took their places
before a trellis of pink and whit,
snapdragon and smilax. Miss Ma,
Hallahan of this place was brides
maid, and Oren Burkholder, O.
Brown City. acted as best man
The bride was gowned in whit,
chiffon over silk, and carried
sweetheart roses and valley lilies
The bridesmaid wore henna can
ton crepe, and carried roses an,
baby chrysanthemums.
The occasion was doubly i'm
pressive, being the twenty-fourtl
anniversary of the marriage o
the brides parents. Only the i'm