Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-09-28
wEDDnD Az HOME.
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700 guests were present and the CO.
,asion was delightful 10 all Its ar
The rooms vera decorated In FERNS
American Beauty and white roses and
potted plants. Over the brides
table in the dining room we're tes
looms Of tulle and rainbow colored
ribbons In delicate shades.
Preceding the ceremony Miss
Aug usta Dewey Of Topeka played
Carven's "Tis Thy Wedding Morn"
Then came the Lohengrin wedding
and aiterward McDowell's "To
q Wild Rose"
The bride who was escorted by her
father wore white chiffon cloth over
white taffeta, rose point bertha; tulle
veil, spimosa ferns in hair. She car
ried brides rose bouquet and wore
a diamond and pearl brooch, her pres
emit from the groom.
Miss Edna Lake, maid OF honor
wore blue chiffon cloth over blue
taffeta and carried pink bridesmaid's
roses; the bridesmaids were: Miss
Pearl Nelson in pink chiffon over pink
silk; Miss Daisy Hoffman in green
chiffon over green silk; Miss Helen
Sterl In lavender chiffon ever laven-
der silk. All carried bouquets OF
maiden hair ferns tied with ribbons.
Little Mary Elizabeth Wilmer was
flower girl and wore white swiss
She G FRIED basket Of flowers and
ferns. Six recently welded friends
Of the bride to all whom she had
been bridesma aid were the matrons OF
honor and carried ropes OF fern
making pathway through the parlor'
Each wore her own wedding dress
They we're: Mrs. G. A. Case, Mrs.
H. <. Humphrey, Mrs. R. B Gemmill'
Mrs. Arthur Taylor, Mrs. W. F.
Smith, Mrs. Alpha Brumage.
The groomsmAn was Mr.. Robert
Bradford of ElDorado, a college chum
OF the groom.
Following the congratulations CAME
the wedding supper served in the
dining room by dozen young girls
The assistants were: Mrs. r. O.
Alexander, Mrs. II. W. Wilson, Mrs
J. A. Young; Misses Emily Swick'
Helen Gleissner, Lucille Cooper, Mar
guerite Cuth bert, Ethel Thayer, Mar
q uerite Thatcher, Marion Thatcher
The happy couple were remembered
b, a beautiful array OF presents In
Guiding silver, cut glass and hand
painted china in proiusion, q s6O(
check from the groom's parents and I
Kuabs piano from the BRIDES, anc
many dainty and artistic articles,
Very hearty good wishes will b'
xtended to the bride and groom o
this pretty wedding. Both have spen
all their lives In this city and haV'
earned the friendship and respect o
all their many Acquaiutances. Th'
bride is one OF Abilene's most cultured
girls, gifted In sweet womanhood ant
talented in every grace. She is
graduate Of Lake Forest seminary AM
has been q leader 10 social, club AM
church circles Mr.. Parent is tn
kind Of q young man who deserve
such 9 bride-clean, manly, capable
| he is o graduate OF the Kansas Uni
versity law school and has for tw
years been one Of the publishers c
the Chronicle Of this city. He Is
Kansan OF the best type, through an
through, and with q Kansas girl 10
his wife has a promise OF a happy l'f'
The REFLECTOR wishes Mr.. and Mr.
Parent ell possible joy and prosperity
They left last night for a weddin
trip TO Salt Lake City and will be 9
home after Oct. 10 at Vine street.
Out Of town guests were: Mr.. On
Mrs E. A. Herbst, Miss Dewey, +
peka; Mr.. and Mrs, J. W. Greece
, Herring ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
> Chicago; Mr.. Aud Mrs. Walter SmitI
l Goshen. Iud.; Mr.. aud Mrs. Arth'
E rsylor. Great Bend; Mrs. 3. D Hut
: J, phrsy, 81 Reno. o.; Mrs. Vests Lii
Ball, Rochester, N. T.; Miss EdI
/, Lake, MenoshA. Wis; Miss Pearl NJ
i son, Mrs. L. Humbargar, ST.. JOseP
E Mrs. r. P Blackburn, DsnvOri MI
W.. B. Crsveps, Fort Smith, Arb
: Miss Eloise Brinkman. Great Ben
Mise Daley Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
2 Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph DO
man, Mrs. @. B. Hoffman, Thsd HO