Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-06-12
.As PRETTY WEDDING 2 81.
Miss Cora Frampton and Geo.
M. Cord on Married Tuesday
Evening.

# One Of the most beautiful weddings
that ever took place in this city oc 6
Cured at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Frampton Tuesday even
ing, " hen their eldest daughter. Cora
r. Fralnpton. was joined in swedlock
to George nj. Gordon, OF St. Paul.
The ceremony occurred 1t 8 O'clock
and was performed by Rev. a. A.
J oss, rector of he Episcopal church
OF this city, and was witnessed ~ 9
large number OF invited guests,
friends Of the contracting parties,
including many Of the leading society
people Of this city. s.ss
The large residence throughout
was deliberately decorated with
cut flo wers and ported plants, and
the pArlor in which the ceremony ceremony
was performed was ve:itable. DOW DOW
er of roses and ferns.
The bride wore beautiful gown
of white silk and carried white roses,
and the groom Wore aneat black
suit. The bridesmaids were Miss
Gertrude Frampton, y sister OF fhe
bride, dressed bec0mingly in Clue
gown and carrying pink roses, and
Miss Lottie O'Connor, acousin 1.-THE
bride. who wore /, pink gown and
carried pink roses. James Gordon,
brother of the groom, and j. ".
Irwin Were groomsmen.
After the marriage ceremony was
performed an elaborate wedding
supper was served, including all the
delicious edibles OF the season. The
tables were handsomely decorated.
Following the supper dancing was
5indulged in by the large party pres
emit. The large new residence OF Mr..
Frampton, which is just across the
street from the one in which he now
lives, was especially arranged for
dancing and very pleasant time
was enjoyed by all. The entire first
floor was covered with canvass and
the building and grounds were
lighted up with electric lights, which
with the merry dancers made very
pretty scene. - * ..,..s 49,.
Prof. VanCamp's orchestra fur
nished the music, and the dancing
continued until 3 O'Clock Wednesday
morning, when the happy young
couple departed for ST. Paul. AS the
carriage in which Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don were driven to the depot lett the
house the young couple were fairly
deluged with rice and old shoes, to
bring them lack and happiness, and
they were accompanied to the depot
by a large number Of their young
friends, who were present at the
ceremony. .$$a 1it-
y Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon will spend
the HONEYMOON at Lake Como, after
which they will take up their resi-
dence in St. Paul. r.- #
. The bride is the eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Frampton, one OF
the most popular young ladies OF
this city. She has always taken a
prominent part in the social affairs
in this city, and like her parents.
whose jollity and generous hospitali-
ty have made their home a most
popular place for gatherings, her
sunny disposition and pleasing ways
have made warm friends OF all her
acquaintances. .sr.
The groom is a prominent electri-
clan OF St. Paul, in the employ of the
Gas & Electric company Of that city.
He is q brother of II. C. and ames
Gordon OF this city, and is an indus
trious and highly respected young
man. " ~
The young couple received many
handsome, costly and useful presents,
including a check of 800 to each
from the bride'sfather. The presents
were from friends in this city and
from a number of friends OF the
young people in other places, a list
OF which is as follows: ..,
Gold and silver sugar spoon, Mr.,
and Mrs. McNair; gold and silver
salad set, Mr.. and Mrs. Berkey, ST..
Paul; gold and silver salad set, Mr..
and Mrs. John Peterson, Fergus
Falls; silver cake basket, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burke; gold and silver cake
stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Quick, Duluth;
gold and silver fruit dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stillwell; gold and silver cream,
sugar and olive set, Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker: silver salt and pepper set,
Lulu Corners: set silver after dinner
forks, Messrs. Weyerhaeuser and
Musser; silver berry bowl, Mr..
and Mrs. Snow and Mr.. and Mrs.
Beatty; china fruit: dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mulchey; china fruit bowl,
Nellie Mulchey; glass rose bowl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell;, cut glass
pickle dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Olds;
emf glass salt and pepper set, Misses