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- Wedding announcement from The Louisville Herald, pg 1, 14 Oct 1920. The brides, Hilda Smithberger and Margaret Zwick, were first cousins.
One of the pretty events of the season was the double wedding which was performed by Rev. N. P. Weckel at St. Louis Catholic church, Tuesday morning at 8:30 o?clock. The contracting parties were Miss Hilda Smithberger and Clarence Pillot and Miss Margaret Zwick and Marvin Gulling. Mrs. And Mrs. Pillot were attended by Miss Hilda Pillot and Alex Smithberger, as sister and a brother of the bride and groom, respectively, and Mr. and Mrs. Gulling also had as their attendants a sister and a brother, Miss Florence Zwick and Vincent Gulling. The brides wore handsome gowns of white satin and veils with pearl beads. They carried bouquets of white roses. Their attendants wore gowns of changeable yellow tafetta and carried bouquets of yellow roses. The ringbearer, little Miss Mary Thurin, carried the rings in a basket of white dallias. She was very pretty an a white crepe de Chine gown. Many friends of the young people were in attendance at the services. Mrs. Pillot came to Louisville from Monroe county, Ohio about four years ago. Mrs. Gulling is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Zwick. They made their home with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Marx Zwick. Both are handsome young ladies, with amiable dispositions. Mr. Pillot is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Pillot and Mr. Gulling is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Gulling of Harrisburg. Both are estimable, industrious youngmen. After the ceremony, a breakfast was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marx Zwick, only a few guests being present. They were given many beautiful gifts and their friends extend congratulations. They are spending a week in visiting with friends and upon their return Mr. and Mrs. Pillot will reside with Mr. Pillot?s parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Gulling will locate in Akron.
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