The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-16
CRANCUM-GIDEON.
Delightful Wedding Reception Held
Last Tuesday Evening. ~"

AIASt AuCSuay evening". =
On Saturday, Sept. 2, Mr.. Ernest Gran
cum, the house electrician of the Ryan
left the city for Washington, D. c.,
| where, on the 7th inst, he was united in
/ marriage to Miss Gertrude G. Gideon, Of
that city. The wedding occurred at the
! residence of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Joshua Gideon; No. 2OS4 Eighth
( street northwest. Rev. George w. Lee
! pastor Of Vermont Avenue Baptist
church officiating. There were no attend
ants. The bride, who is quite handsome
and popular, wore a gown of white or
candle, made over white silk, and pro-
fusely and beautifully trimmed with lace
ana SATIN The groom wore the regula-
ton full dress for such occasions The
| wedding reception Immediately followed
the ceremony, and was attended by about
zoo OF the friends of the bride A large
| number of wedding presents was received,
including a variety of handsome and
useful articles, most prominent among
1 which was a solid silver tea set of eight
pieces, which was presented by the en-
p!oyes of the registry division of the post
once in which the brides father has
oeen employed for over twenty years.
| and by all Of whom he is held in high
esteem. a. 49, '... '...' : - So
The bridal party left Washington on
! the morning of the Sth inst. for Chicago,
arriving Saturday evening. They were
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Blanchard, No. 5345 Armour avenue. dur
ing their stay in Chicago. They were
entertained at tea given in their honor
by Mrs. c.. Winston, of Dearborn street.
ON Sunday evening, after which they left
for st. Paul, arriving Monday. af@
On tuesday evening a wedding recep-
ton was given at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs j. Strong, corner of Fuller and
harrington, with whom they are stop
ping. The magnificent residence is most
admirably adapted for such a social func-
ton and is handsomely furnished, and it's
beautiful surroundings further enhanced
oy decorations of potted plants, ever
greens and cut flowers. The bride and
groom had a position in the large bav
window of the front parlor, where they
received the throng of guests which filled
the spacious parlors to OVERCOMING there
peing over one hundred present. The
| bride Wore her wedding gown, and was
assisted In receiving by Mesdames J. H.
Dlll1ngham, Laura and Julia Strong, Miss
Mary Harwell and Mr.. J. @. Adams. Miss
Eva Reeves presided at the punch bowl.
refreshments consisting of seasonable
dalntles of a solid and fluid nature were
! served al Hbitum in the dining room De-
lghtful music was furnished during the
entire evening by the St. Paul Young
LADIES, Mandolin club. There was num-
Der OF presents displayed in the library.
OF which the following is a list:
SILVER Ice Pitcher and Goblet ON Stand,
GS R Yha,,o Hotel Employes-Wm. Evans,
Kelly. H. p. Booker, VIM Burton. 6. w
Glarkson; John Watson, Robt Huff VIM.
Ra9 M% ao Ks p R III TSey F md4
gan. Jno Thompson, Carl Briggs. H.
M ksrson' w 3 J. R SeRnings Gee West: VIM
Silver Tea POTTERY:, southa1i, Vim.
Britt Brtt;, ,Eysrett Chapman. John Summers.
Pair Fancy Dresden China Cups-Mr.
and Mrs. A.. J. Turner. "a 4 Al. -, -
H Eanfy D vaseI Mr. and I'd. Mrs J. Martin
Cracker Jar. Jeweled Top-Mr. and Mrs.
Half Dozen. China Dat Meal Bowls
Mr.: and Mrs. A. Cotton. Il.
Head Rest, Set Fancy China Cups--Mr.
China Bread Plate Miss Belle Clay.
Half Dozen China Fruit Plates-Mr.
Half Dozen China Fruit Plates-Mr and
Mrs. Samuel Hatcher,
ana Han Mr. p9 e r. China BaPant Fruit PatesMr
Dozen Solid Silver Spoons Mr. and Mrs.
Foot Tub-Mr. W: Robinson.
Lowe. 7, q
China Comb and Brush Case Mr. and
MIS- L. 11lCkIudI.
China Smoking Set-Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Kirtley. s2 4
China Rose Jar and Roses-Mr. r. Muir,
rell.
Fancy Parlor. Rocker-Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Scott.
China Bread Plates-Mr. Nelson Kicks.
China Water Set-Mr. j. d. Reeves and
daughter.
Bureau scarf-Mr. and Mrs. J. B. john
son.
Parlor Lamp-Mr. and Mrs A. B.
Allen. Ia t15 RI a
China Jardeniere- Mesdames T. W. Mil
ton and o. H. Allen. a
Howard.
Pair Linen Towels-Mrs. A. Carter
Silver Butter Knife-Mr. and Mrs. S..
D. Kemp.
Student Lamp. Gas Attachment Mr..
Dan Kemp.
Fancy Parlor Rocker-Mr. and Mrs. M.
u :Pettee &C.