Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-26
MARrIN-rANNER WEDDING.
Ceremony Performed at tho Church Of Our
Saviour At $3.50 Wednesday
IT,. Evening.


concerned and the popularity of the
young people Co be unltedlmade this
weeks wedding, = social event OF
more than usual interest to Little
Falls society. 9 - MN
EE,1,,Refore the appointed Ehour on
Wednesday eveningssall the available
space in the Church of Our Saviour
was filed with ssinvited guests
gathered to witness the ceremony
uniting in marriage Miss Lottie Lee
Tanner, OF this city, and M. J.
Kenneth Martin, of Rovalton. The
church was prettily trimmed in green
with palms, ferns, and pink and
white roses. M. V. Wetzel, and
Leigh V. Tanner were the
ushers. Harry W. Donovan acted
as assistant usher. Miss Clytie
Stuart presided at the
organ and rendered appropriate
music during the arrival of the guests.
AT $50 the strains of the Lohengrin
wedding march announced the ap-
|proach Of the bridal party First
came the ushers followed by the
bridesmaids, Miss Maude Martin, sis
ter OF the grol III, and Miss Bessie Jelly,
OF Chicago: then the maid OF honor.
Miss Adelaide Tanner, the brides
sister; following came the bride on
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met OF the altar by the groom and
his best man, Mr.. H.. H. Tanner,
brother OF the bride, and the Impress
i've marriage service of the church
was read by the rector, Rev. W.
Walton.
= The brides gown was batiste null
made delni train and trimmed with
lvalencennes lace and insertion. Over
the bodice was a valencennes bOlerO
edged with ruchings of chiffon. The
only ornament worn was a pearl
pin, the gift OF the groom. Her bou-
quet was Bride roses.
+ The maid Of honor wore a seafOam
green silk crepe gown and carried
American Beauty roses. Miss Mar
tin wore a gown OF pink silk crepe,
and Miss Jelly PINK organdy over
pink silk. Both carried pink carna-
tiOns
The reception which followed at
the home OF the brides parents was
attended by Il large number OF rela-
tiycs Of the bride and groom a num-
Der OF out OF town guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wetzel and Earl Wetzel,
and Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Massey of
this city.
The parlors were prettily trimmed
in green with potted plants and
roses and carnations. The dining
room was in pink and white. Pink
ribbon twineds. with smilax ex-
tended from the electrolier to the
corners OF the refreshment tabl. and
the center piece was OF pink roses.
Mrs. Massey and Mrs. Kirby presided
over the r,freslllnent table, and were
assisted by Misses Cora and Kitty
Tanner and Cly tie Stuart. Punch was
served by Misses Blanche and Edith
Martin.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. Tanner. for many years
residents Of this city, and is a
bean tiful girl, who will be missed by
large circle OF friends who regret
her removal from the city. Mr.. Mar
tin was for several years Il trusted
employee OF the Northern Pacific in
This city, and is now station agent
at the neighboring village of Royal
ton. He is most highly esteemed by
all who know him.
A large circle III friends extend to
both sincere wis res for their success
and happiness in their future life to-
gether.
Many beautiful and valuable gifts
we're received, testiiying to the le-
gard of the senders
The out of to WI guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. l.. r Martin, IF Roy alton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin, of Senti-
mel Butte, Montana; Mrs. l. w.
Rouck, Of Royalton; Mrs. Campbell,
OF Sank Rapids; Mr.. w. S. Martin
and Misses Lou and Edith Martin, Of
Minneapolis; Mrs. j. .. Pomroy, OF
Morris; Mrs. Stephen Il. Kirby, OF
Hibbing; s'iss Laura Postlethwaite,
OF Philadelphia; Miss Bessie Jelly. of
Chicago; Mrs Geo. Morrell, of Min
neapolis; and Mrs. S. Trask, OF
Saltwater.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin left, amid
showers of rice. on the Northern Pa
cific night train, and will take a
wedding trip to California. On their
return they will reside at Royalton,
where after March 10, theywill be at
home to their friends.
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