The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-11-18
AT EAGLE LAKE.
PrettyWedding Solemnized There
Thursday Evening.
Miss Lottie Celestial Kelly and DR.. Nor.
man Glenn Parker United In
Marriage.

A social event of no little import
ance occurred at Eagle Lake Thursday
when Miss, Lottie Celestial Kelly
and DR.. Norman Glenn Parker were
united in marriage at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. ID
Kelly. The ceremony was performed
at seven o'clock by Rev. o. w. Tay
lor, of Amboy, in the presence OF
thirty or more relatives and neal
friends from Eagle Lake and else
where.
The affair was very pretty one, the
pleasant home being beautifully
decorated in green and white. Miss
Georgina Taylor, of LeSueur, played
the sweet strains of wedding march,
and the bridal party descended from
the second floor, led by Miss Mildred
Sawyer, of Waupun, Wis, who was
flower girl. The bridesmaid, Miss
Clara Hickok, and the best man, DR..
G. A. Dahl, both of Mankato, follow
ed, and after them came the bride
aud groom, who took their station in
the parlor under an arch of ferns and
white chrysanthemums, with floral
background.
After the ceremony, brief recep-
tion was held, and then the company
was in vitedto partake Of an elegant
repast. The tables were decorated
with pink and white, and that Of the
bridal party was made especially
pretty with festoons Joined by
ribbons.
After gratulations and we'll
wishes had been spoken. DR.. and Mrs.
Parker were driven in a hack to Man
kato, and Friday morning took the
train for the Twin Cities. After
spending a few days there. they will
90 to LeSueur, which will be their
future home.
The bride was becomingly attired
in white taffeta silk, trimmed with
pearls and chiffon, and carried brides
roses, some of which she also wore in
her hair.
The bridesmaid wore white Or
candle over pink and carried pink
roses.
The brides mother was attired in a
beautiful dress of black, with blue
silk and jet trimmings.
The flower girl looked pretty in
figured organdie over pink.
The gifts which were received by
the bride were numerous and beauti-
full and were much admired by all.
Roy Phelps was at the door, pre-
sented each guest on arrival with
bouquet.
Among those present from abroad
were Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer and
daughter, of Waupun, Wis; Mrs. J. II.
Cross, of Amboy; Miss Taylor, of LIE
Sueur; and Misses Nellie Griebel and
Bernice Ewing and Drs. w. A. Beach
and Dahl, of Mankato.
The bride is the only child child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly, and is beautiful
and charming young lady, who num-
bers many warm friends in Mankato
as we'll as elsewhere.
DR.. Parker's home is at South Lam
caster, Mass. He is graduate OF the
academy of that place, and also of the
RoxbuIg latin school. He commence
ed the study Of medicine in 1893 at
the University of Medicine and Sur
gerry at Cleveland, Ohio, graduating
from the same in 1891. The follow
ing six months, upon competitive ex-
animation, he held the position OF
resident physician in the Homeo-
pathic hospital, Of Reading, Penn,
from there coming to Eagle Lake
February last, where he has had a
successful practice. Seeking larger
and more lucrative held he goes to
LeSneur as successor to Drs. w. "a.
and Anna Fisher. DR.. Parker is high
ly spoken of by all who know him.
DR.. and Mrs. Parker will take with
them through life the kindliest
wishes of their numerous friends.