Beaver County News | 1919-10-29 | Page 1 | Coleman Marriage

COLEMAX MARRIAGE The many, many friends of H. J. Coleman of Los Angeles will be surprised sur-prised to hear of his marriage. The following is taken from the Los Angeles An-geles Herald of October 5th: Coleman-Steffen Nuptials Observed Obser-ved One of the most charming of those quiet little weddings which have been so much in vogue this romantic ro-mantic autumn was the celebration of the marriage of Henry J. Coleman Cole-man and attractive Miss Bertha P. Steffen at noon today in the home of the Rev. W. D. Dysinger at 1419 Sixth avenue. The two sisters of the winsome bride. Miss Helen Steffen, were among the small but exclusive number num-ber of guests who had the good luck to be chosen to wish the prominent young romancers bon voyage on the matrimonial seas. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman will devote the next ten days to honeymooning at San Diego, after which they will make their permanent home in Los Angeles, much to the delight of their large circle of friends here." Mr. Coleman was formerly chief clerk in the master mechanic's office of-fice here and is now deputy collector r'.i the internal revenue offtice in Los Angeles. His many Milford friends extend congratulations through our columns.