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Belding Banner
Wednesday, August 9, 1916

         FORMER BELDING GIRL
           MARRIES IN PENTWATER
           
         A quiet but pretty home wedding took place at
       the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 
       E. B. SAYERS, of Pentwater, on Wednesday evening,
       July 26, when their daughter, ELLA MAE, became
       the happy bride of Mr. EDWIN C. RUBY of Muskegon.
         Miss MADONNA FLAGG played the wedding march
       while the wedding party entered and took positions
       under an arch. The arch was of white banked with
       ferns and from the center hung a large wedding
       bell surrounded by white flowers and ferns.
         The bridal couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs.
       C. P. SHERMAN of Muskegon, who were married at
       four o'clock in the afternoon of the same day
       in Muskegon, Mr. RUBY and Miss SAYERS acting in
       the same capacity for them.
         After the ceremony in Muskegon the entire party
       took the train for Pentwater, where the RUBY-
       SAYERS wedding was solemnized at nine o'clock in
       the evening. The bride and bridesmaid wore gowns
       of Alice blue taffeta and Georgette crepe, trim-
       med with silver lace.
         Following the congratulatory hour a dainty
       luncheon was served to the twenty-five guests
       and relatives present.
         Mr. and Mrs. RUBY will spend their honeymoon in
       Pentwater, after which they will make their future
       home in Muskegon. Mr. and Mrs. SHERMAN will also
       spend part of their honeymoon at the SAYERS home
       in Pentwater. 
         Mrs. RUBY formerly lived in Belding. She was
       employed in the Richardson silk mill and was well
       known.
       
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