Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-07-06
PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING
BRIDE AND GROOM ON TRIP

BRIDE AND GROOM ON TRIP
One of the prettiest weddings yet
held was that of last Thursday af-
ternoon when at 4 O'Clock Miss
Helen Insley Warne, the charming
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. D. r.
Warne, and DR.. Myron w. King,
son of DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. King,
were united in marriage. The cere-
mony was performed in the Presby-
terian church, the pastor-father of
the bride, and Rev. r. o. McRae
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church, and Rev. w. M. Mackay,
pastor of the Bristol-Deerfield
Presbyterian churches, officiating.
The guests who about filled the
church were ushered to their
places by Mr.. Ralph Tompkins of
Buffalo, ". Y. and Mr.. Abner
Pinkerton, jr., of this place.
The service opened with a beau
tiful organ number, Bridal Song by
Jensen, played by Mrs. Geo. w.
Lowell, organist of the Presbyterian
church. Following this she played
Barcarolle by Offenbach, and Bal
lade by Gottschalk. Then to the
sweet strains of the Lohengrin we'd
ding march the bridal party enter
ed. First the two ushers Messrs
Tompkins and Pinkerton walked up
the center aisle of the church, TAX
ing their place in front OF the bank
of flowers and palms. The Off
ciating ministers came in from the
rear room of the church and took
their places. Following the ushers
came Miss Margaret King, brides
maid, next Miss Elizabeth Pinker-
ton, and then Miss Margaret Warne,
candle dresses and organdie hats
and carried large bouquets. Gowns,
hats and flowers harmonized beau
tifully and carried out the "rain-
bow" idea. Miss Kings dress was
yellow, touches of lavender on
gown and hat making a pretty COM
bination. Miss Pinkerton's dress
and hat were lavender, with yellow
combination. The bouquet carried
by each was of Shasta daisies, del
phiniums-blue flowers, and small
lavender colored flowers Miss
Warne's dress and hat were green,
with touches of pink, and she car
ried bouquet of Shasta daisies and
snapdragons. Following the brides
maids came little Miss Patricia
Sears gowned in white organdie
over pink, and wearing a wreath OF
flowers on her hair. She scattered
flowers in the path of the bride who
was to follow. The bridegroom at
tended by his best man, his brother
Mr.. Robert King, walked up the side
aisle to the front of the church. The
bride was beautiful in dress of sill
yer brocade, and wearing veil
with orange blossoms. the veil and
part of the orange blossoms being
those used by her mother at her
wedding. She carried a bouquet OF
brides roses with shower of sweet
peas.
Besides the flowers and green
banked at the front of the church,
at the end of each pew toward the
center aisle through which the
bridal party walked, We're decora-
tiOns of white flowers elder bios
SONS, making the whole effect very
pretty. Following the impressive
ring ceremony the bridal party left
the church to the strains of the
Mendelssohn wedding march, walk
ing two and two, DR.. King and his
bride, Miss Warne and Robert King,
Miss Pinkerton and Mr.. Tompkins,
and Miss King and Mr.. Pinkerton.
Following the wedding about 60
guests enjoyed reception at the
Warne home, and DR.. King and his
bride left on the evening train for
trip of two weeks or so in the
east. The trip from GAINESVILLE was
to be made by auto. Among places
visited will be Atlantic City and
Trenton, N. j., the latter place be-
ing the former home of the bride
Upon their return they will take up
their residence here in part of the
E. E. Nash property, on the corner
OF Kennebec avenue and Union
street.
DR.. King who served in the world
war is one of McConnelsville's most
highly regarded young men. He is
a graduate of the o. S. u, and prac-
tees dentistry in this place. Mrs.
King who before her marriage
taught three years in the schools
here is graduate of the Lawrence
burg, Ind, high school, and of the
Teachers Training College of In
dianapOlis, one of the leading nor
NAL schools in this country.
The Democrat unites with the
many friends in extending congrat-
ulations and best wishes to this fine
young couple.