ASHTABULA COUNTY OHIO - WEDDING: WILLIAMS, D.A. & BOLARD, Bess M. (1908)
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Wedding Announcement Ashtabula Star-Beacon November 25, 1908
TWO RINGS EMPLOYED
DOUBLE SEAL FORMS PART OF WEDDING CEREMONY ON EAST SIDE
BRIDE AND GROOM WEAR SUITS OF SAME CLOTH
D.A. WILLIAMS AND MISS BESS M. BOLARD ARE UNITED IN MARRIAGE AT HOME OF MR.
& MRS. W. H. BOLARD. Fargo Ave
At the home of Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Bolard, 25 Fargo Ave was solemnized a pretty
wedding ceremony, Tuesday evening, by which their daughter, Miss Bess M.
Bolard became the wife of David Allen Williams of this city.
 the couple was married in the prescense of only a small company of
relatives and near friends.  Rev. J. W. Underwood of the Church of Christ,
with which both Mr. Williams and Miss Bolard are affilliated .  Miss Bertha
Stowe rendered Lohengrin's wedding march and the bride and groom, unattended
and attired in traveling costumes of cinnamon brown, both fashioned from the
same material, advanced and with a double ring ceremony were joined in
wedlock.  The bride carried a shower bouquet of roses.
A two-course dinner was served to 20 guests under the direction of Mrs Roy
Calloway, and at 9:16 over the Lake Shore, Mr. & Mrs. Williams left for a
brief wedding trip.   They will be in Cleveland Wednesday and Thusday will
eat turkey  with the parents of the groom, Mr & Mrs. James Williams of East
Liberty, OH,
They will be at home at 25 Fargo Av after December 15.
The house was decorated neatly for the wedding with chrysanthemums, smillax
and ferns, the floral scheme being yellow and white.
From out of the city there were present, Rev & Mrs. F. M. Field, Geneve; Mr
& Mrs. S. Wight, Cleveland.
The newly wed received many useful gifts of cut glass, silver and china.


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