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St. Joseph Daily Press
Friday, June 19, 1908

         A pretty home wedding occurred on Wednesday at
       11 o'clock at Pentwater when Mr. BLAINE McCORD,
       son of SEELY McCORD, Territorial street, this
       city, was united in marriage to Miss EDITH BOUTON,
       daughter of Mrs. HARRIET BOUTON of Pentwater, and
       sister of Mrs. C. N. SOWERS of this city. Rev.
       Wm. Chapman of the First Methodist church, offici-
       ated. The double ring service was used. Little
       LOTTA RUSSELL and NORMAN HEYSETT, niece and nephew
       of the bride, acted as ring bearers. Miss GRACE
       McCORD, sister of the groom, was maid of honor,
       and Mr. DWIGHT RUTH, also of this city, acted as
       best man. The relatives and a few intimate friends
       witnessed the ceremony.
         The bride was daintily gowned in white, carrying
       a shower of bride's roses and sweet peas. The maid
       of honor was also dressed in white and carried
       pink peonies.
         The house was tastefully decorated in pink and
       white peonies. Following the ceremony and congratu-
       lations a four-course repast was served.
         The bride is well known at Pentwater and in this
       city, having received her education and graduated
       from the former school, and being also a graduate
       from the Benton Harbor college. She has, since her
       graduation, been a teacher in the Pentwater schools.
         The groom is a graduate of the Benton Harbor col-
       lege and of the law department of the University 
       of Michigan. A large number of beautiful gifts of
       cut glass and silver were received from the friends
       of the young people.
         Mr. and Mrs. McCORD left on the steamer Missouri
       for Chicago Wednesday evening and will go from
       there to their future home in Portland, Ore., where
       the groom has built up a lucrative practice in his
       profession.
       
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