Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1896-06-17
IN wEDLoCK
DR.. L. p. Farrelly and Miss Ida
Millender are United.

iost wednesday, AT Nigh noon. The
bride is the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter of the Hon. ]. III.
Millender, President of the J.H.
Mi lender Lumber Company. of
this place, and one of Ceredo's
most charming young ladies. She
is one of the leaders of society
and has been prominently connect
ed with the schools of this place,
and she is acknowledged as one of
the most successful teachers, being
universally loved by old and young
alike.
The groom is one of our most
popular men. He has teen locat-
ed here for several years practicing
his profession, that of dentist.
The bridal party were driven to
the church in closed carriages
where the ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Geo. Gadsby. Law
ish floral decorations added to the
beauty of the scene.
Florence Millender and Nav Nc
Dougal, little five-year old girls.
dressed in white silk and wearing
white slippers preceded the 1 idal
party carrying large boquets of
flowers. The bride entered, lean
ing on the arm of her brother, Mr..
Z. r. Millender, who took the left
aisle and the groom and his broth
er, Mr.. r. w. Farrelly. who acted
as best man, marched up the right
aisle, while Mrs. T. T. McDougal
played an appropriate wedding
march. Miss Maggie Kelley acted
as brides maid and Miss Nora
Millender as maid of honor.
The BRIDES costume consisted
of white organdie, over white taft
fetta silk, trimmed with fine old
point lace en- traine, and white
tulie veil, with white ostrich feath-
er. The groom wore the conven-
tional black.
Miss Kelley wore organdie over
pale green silk, with ribbon tri M
mings.
Miss Nora Millender wore or
candle over pink silk, with rib
bon trimmings.
w. M. Bloss and DR.. r. V. Shir-
ley acted as ushers. After the
ceremony the bridal party repair
ed, with their friends, to the home
of the brides brother-Mr. C. f.
Millender where a grand recep-
ton was held from 80 to 3 d. m
After congratulations the bride and
groom, accompanied by r. w. Far
reilly and DR.. Shirley, were driven
to Kenova, where they boarded the
c. & o. No. 3, f. F. ", for Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
The following is list of out Of
town friends who were in attend
ance: r. w. Farrelly, of Wash
ington, d. c.; j. S. Perry and sis
ter, M SIS Ruth, A b. Palmer, wife
and daughter, of Huntington, w.
Va; Mrs. Wallace J. Williamson,
of Catlettsburg, Ky; Mrs. John
and Miss Anna Calvin, of Can
nonsburg, KY; Miss Adelaide Cole.
of Baltimore, Md Mr.. and Mrs.
w. g. Bradford, of Ironton. Ohio.
aud Mrs. II. j. Zouck and family,
of Higginsport, Ohio.
Below we give list of the mum
erous and valuable presents:
Mr. and Mrs l. b Vinson, silver
soup ladle.
Mr. Sam Ferguson, silver carving
set.
Mrs j II Becker, fancy scarf.
Mr. and Mrs J w Collier, set silver
orange spoons.
Mrs Lewis, lunch cloth.
Mrs A NJ Frizzell, towels.
Mrs Doane, book.
Mrs A V Feazell, silver butter
knife.
Mr. and Mrs Cbas Hoard, silver
oyster fork.
Mr. and Mrs John Calvin, carving
set.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Wright, plates.
Miss Florence Mansfield, plates.
Mr. aud Mrs John Kelley, silver
pie knife.
Mr. , Perry, silver pie knife.
Mrs Millinger, fruit dishes.
MIR K w Farrelly, silver tea
spoons.
Mrs Frazier, bon bon spoon.
DR. II V Shirley, set silver spoons.
Mr. z Hoard and daughter, bon bon
spoon.
Mrs Farrelly, individual spoons
and forks.
Mr. and Mrs Gieske, silver sugar
spoon.
Mr. S + Hoard, olive fork.
Mr. and Mrs T Widdicombe, SET
silver teaspoons.
Messrs ID S Ellis and w A Doane
set after dinner coffee spoons.
Mr. and Mrs McDougal, set silver
knives and forks.
Miss Gertrude FarrelIy, silver but.
ter knife aud gravy ladle.
Mr. and Mrs A G Holt, Dresden
plate.
Mrs w ] Williamson, hand-paint.
ed plate.
DR. and Mrs II G Carroll. hand.
painted plate.