Wells-dewolf

Wednesday a pretty little wedding ceremony took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wells. The two contracting partiea were Miss Adaline Jlinnie Wells and Edward C. De Wolf. Rev. Aldrich officiated and used the ring ceremony. The bride and groom stood beneath three wedding bells formeel by using three beautiful white lillies, and the tray upon which was the ring was carried to them by Miss Rhea Mills. The house was beauüfully cïecorated with potted plants, lillies and evergreens. In the dining room the guests asembled and pp.rtcok of a hearty meal and wedding cake. The happy eouple took the evening train east and will spend a few '.reeks g around the lakes and wil.l Uien lócate in South Bend, Ind. The bride is a well known young ].:: of this city and also of Ann Ai where she was a few years ago deputy city clerk. Mr. De Wolf attended soho )! in Ann Arbor for two years and graduated from Purdue in '9G wiih the degree of meehanical engineer. At ent he is ássistant engineer in the Studebacker wagon works at South Bend