VINCENT LASBURY, born in Griggsville, Pike County, Illinois the son of John LASBURY, SR. and Sarah SIMPKIN; husband of Alice STONER-
November 1, 1898
Last evening at the home of the bride in this city, Dr. Vincent Lasbury of Chicago, and Miss Alice Stoner were united in marriage. The ceremony was arranged for 4:30 and was witnessed by relatives and a few friends. Promptly at the hour set the bridal couple entertained the parlor to the strains of Mendelsohns's march rendered by Mrs. Todd, and marching to the east side of the room stood before Rev. Todd who conducted the beautiful ceremony which made them man and wife. The bride was elegantly attired in white organdie and the conventional veil of white illusion gave the crowning touch of lovliness to her beautiful toilet. After the wedding supper the guests escorted the bride and groom to the station where they took the evening train for Chicago, their future home. The bride is well known here for her many good qualities of the heart and mind. She has a large circle of friends here and elsewhere that wish her joy and happiness. The groom is a former Griggsville boy and is building quite the reputation for himself in his chosen profession. He is well worthy of the bride he has won. They received a long list of handsome presents which will always remind them of the esteem and good wishes of their friends and call back in years to come the memory of a very pretty and impressive wedding.
November 1, 1898
Last evening at the home of the bride in this city, Dr. Vincent Lasbury of Chicago, and Miss Alice Stoner were united in marriage. The ceremony was arranged for 4:30 and was witnessed by relatives and a few friends. Promptly at the hour set the bridal couple entertained the parlor to the strains of Mendelsohns's march rendered by Mrs. Todd, and marching to the east side of the room stood before Rev. Todd who conducted the beautiful ceremony which made them man and wife. The bride was elegantly attired in white organdie and the conventional veil of white illusion gave the crowning touch of lovliness to her beautiful toilet. After the wedding supper the guests escorted the bride and groom to the station where they took the evening train for Chicago, their future home. The bride is well known here for her many good qualities of the heart and mind. She has a large circle of friends here and elsewhere that wish her joy and happiness. The groom is a former Griggsville boy and is building quite the reputation for himself in his chosen profession. He is well worthy of the bride he has won. They received a long list of handsome presents which will always remind them of the esteem and good wishes of their friends and call back in years to come the memory of a very pretty and impressive wedding.
VINCENT LASBURY, born in Griggsville, Pike County, Illinois the son of John LASBURY, SR. and Sarah SIMPKIN; husband of Alice STONER-
November 1, 1898
Last evening at the home of the bride in this city, Dr. Vincent Lasbury of Chicago, and Miss Alice Stoner were united in marriage. The ceremony was arranged for 4:30 and was witnessed by relatives and a few friends. Promptly at the hour set the bridal couple entertained the parlor to the strains of Mendelsohns's march rendered by Mrs. Todd, and marching to the east side of the room stood before Rev. Todd who conducted the beautiful ceremony which made them man and wife. The bride was elegantly attired in white organdie and the conventional veil of white illusion gave the crowning touch of lovliness to her beautiful toilet. After the wedding supper the guests escorted the bride and groom to the station where they took the evening train for Chicago, their future home. The bride is well known here for her many good qualities of the heart and mind. She has a large circle of friends here and elsewhere that wish her joy and happiness. The groom is a former Griggsville boy and is building quite the reputation for himself in his chosen profession. He is well worthy of the bride he has won. They received a long list of handsome presents which will always remind them of the esteem and good wishes of their friends and call back in years to come the memory of a very pretty and impressive wedding.
November 1, 1898
Last evening at the home of the bride in this city, Dr. Vincent Lasbury of Chicago, and Miss Alice Stoner were united in marriage. The ceremony was arranged for 4:30 and was witnessed by relatives and a few friends. Promptly at the hour set the bridal couple entertained the parlor to the strains of Mendelsohns's march rendered by Mrs. Todd, and marching to the east side of the room stood before Rev. Todd who conducted the beautiful ceremony which made them man and wife. The bride was elegantly attired in white organdie and the conventional veil of white illusion gave the crowning touch of lovliness to her beautiful toilet. After the wedding supper the guests escorted the bride and groom to the station where they took the evening train for Chicago, their future home. The bride is well known here for her many good qualities of the heart and mind. She has a large circle of friends here and elsewhere that wish her joy and happiness. The groom is a former Griggsville boy and is building quite the reputation for himself in his chosen profession. He is well worthy of the bride he has won. They received a long list of handsome presents which will always remind them of the esteem and good wishes of their friends and call back in years to come the memory of a very pretty and impressive wedding.
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