Caldwell--mix Wedding

Miss Jeannette E. Cadwell and Dr. Chas. L. Mix, of Chicago, were united in tnarriage last Thursday eve. at 8:30 at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. andMrs. Win. E. Caldwell, 5 Willard st.. The ceremony was perfortned by Rev. Mr. Caldwell, father of the bride, assisted by Rev. J. W. Bradshaw. After the marriage ceremony a wedding supper was served, after which the bride and groom took the 10:25 train for Chicago, where they will be at home to their friends after Feb. 4, at 990 Warren Ave. The marriage occured in the presence of about tliirty of the relativos and friends of both bride and grooin. Among those present were Mrs. L. M. Mix, of Chicago, the groom's mother Geo. J. Caldwell anddaughterMargaret, of Morgan Park, Chicago; Misses BerthaSchairer, and Xellie Isbell, of Saline ; Miss Trout, of Detroit ; and Miss Beach, of Chicago. Many presents were given the bride and groom. Little Miss Margaret Caldwell, of Morgan Park, 111., acted the part of flower girl. Miss Caldwell is well known and highly esteemed in.Ann Arbor. Bhe graduated f rom the Uuiversity lastyear. Dr. Mix has spent eight years in Harvard, graduating from both literary and medical departments there. Miss Caldwell and Mr. Mix were formeiiy classmates in the West Side high school, Chicago.