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Ludlum Coddington Wedding

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ludlum was the scene of a very pretty wedding April 11, 1899. It being the marriage of their daughter Hermione to Mr. Clyde Coddington.
The guests began to assemble at 3 o'clock, and at just past three Rev. F. T. Swigget of Morrow, followed by the bridal couple, descended the stairs and led the way to a beautiful bower of lace intermingled with arbor vitae, myrtle, and beautiful plants in one corner of the parlor, beneath which the solemn vows were spoken that made the happy couple husband and wife.
After all had wished them a long and happy journey through life, they were led to the dining room and each did his ample best in partaking of dainty festivities spread before him.
Never did a queen look more dainty and beautiful than did the little bride arrayed in lovely Persian lawn with lace insertion and white silk ribbon trimmings. The groom looked handsome and noble in the conventional black.
None but the immediate families of the bride and groom were present, with the exception of Miss Emma Stephens, of Wilmington, Miss Mary Hoeken, of Morrow, and Miss Lolo Hill, of the immediate vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Coddington will make their future home at the beautiful residence of the groom's mother where they are now at home to their many friends.