York County PA Archives Marriages.....Mitzel, Mabel Beecher - Seiden, Walter H. March 10, 1920
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York newspaper, York, Pennsylvania handwritten date 11 March 1920
WEDDED IN CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Nuptial Knot Tied Uniting Walter H. Seiden and Miss Mabel Beecher Mitzel
TO LIVE IN NORTHWEST
     A pretty church wedding occurred in Christ Lutheran Church, South George 
Street, yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, when Miss Mabel Beecher Mitzel, 
daughter of John W. Mitzel, 506 Prospect Street became the bride of Walter H. 
Seiden, of Waseca, Minnesota, son of William Seiden, of Brooklyn NY. The 
ceremony was performed by Rev. George W. Enders in the presence of a large 
number of friends and relatives. Mrs. Edith Grace Beecher, the bride's aunt, 
was maid of honor while Irving Seiden of Waseca, the groom's brother served as 
best man.
     The bride was attired in the coat suit of Oxford gray and wore a corsage 
bouquet of violets. The bridesmaid was dressed in a blue jersey suit and wore 
a corsage bouquet of sweet peas. Miss Stallman Miller, the church organist, 
played a short organ recital before the ceremony. For the processional she 
played the "Bridal Chorus"  from Lohengrin, and as a processional, 
Mendelssohn's Wedding March. Preceding the ceremony Miss Kathryn Pffleger 
sang "At Dawning." The church was attractively decorated with palms and white 
roses.
     The bride had been a member of the choir of Christ's Lutheran Church, the 
Young Women's Christian association chorus and of York concert choir. She's 
quite popular among the younger set of York society. The groom served in 
United States army during the world war. He was a member of companies C, 329th 
battalion, tank corps.
     After the ceremony a wedding supper was served at the bride's home. Mr. 
and Mrs. Seiden left last evening for Chicago, but they will spend a short 
time with the bride's uncles, Dr. G. N. Beecher and Dr. F. E. Beecher, former 
Yorkers. They will make their home in Waseca, Minnesota.

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