, 1905-06-20
A PARLOR
WEDDING
MARRIAGE OF HERBERT KING
AND MILE THOMPSON GEL
EBRATED LAST EVENING.
Couple Stood Beneath Canopy
of Pink and Green, From Which
Hung Symbolic BelI-OH for Wed
ding Trip to Green Lanes of the
Tight Little, Bright Little Isle.

i'SHi IllliS, oTISn Ilttle Isle.
The marriage OF Mr.. Herbert j.
King II Mile, he youngest daugh-
ter OF AIr. and Mrs. Ole Thompson,
was happily celebrated last evening at
the thompson residence on Seventh
street, the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Dean Arnold G. IL. BUQc at
1870 O'Clock, being witnessed by the
immediate relatives OF the fortunate
young couple. The attendants were
Miss Agnes kleemanu and Mir. Joseph
II. King, and the wedding march was
most a%cceptably rendered by Mrs.
Robert Graham.
The parlOrs were done in pink and
green, those being the brides ~fayUrlte
tlnts, and the decorations for the wed
same shades. Ferns and ported plants
banked the rooms, the cut flower work
being in carnations. The wedding
party was stationed beneath Il CANOPY
OF pink and green, from which was
suspended the symbolic bell in the
same shades. The sweet bride was
lovely in her exquisite wedding gown
of peau de sole, elaborated with rare
old lace. Her tlmy veil was fastened
with a corOnet Of orange blossoms,
and she carried a shower bouquet Of
brides roses. Miss Kleemann wore a
becoming white toilette, and her bou-
luet wfs CT pink roses. The brides
SIT % her Iaid of honor was a lovely
pear. brooch. Little Helen IN Norma
Tyvolt. cunning nieces of the bride,
donned her favorite colors for the
wedding, appearing in dainty gowns OF
pink and green, respectively.
The wedding supper was served in
the dining room, which was also all
in pink and green. Sweet peas in the
chosen shades were used in profusion,
and the table vas wreauhed in smilax,
while ices, cakes and other accessories
repeated the color notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. King left on the night
train for the east, intending to stop
first at Chicago. where they will select
furniture for their new house. They
will also visit Niagara and other
points of interest en- route for New
York, from which city they expect
to sail on the 9th, on the Carpathia,
for an extended visit to Mr.. Kings
relatives in England. They will be alb
sent until the first of October, and
will see Switzerland and other points
of interest on the continent during
the summer Mrs. King wore a be-
coming tailored going away gown of
dark champaign, elaborated in white
silk braid, hat and gloves being en-
suite.
Upon their return. Mr.. and Mrs.
King will occupy the beautiful new
home which is being erected for them
on Seventh street, and conspicuous in
its pleasant rooms will appear the
many beautiful wedding gifts which
were lavished upon them by their
most of friends. The list was a long
one, including a substantial check
from Mr.. Hnd Mrs. Thompson, and
valuable pieces of bric-brac. solid sill
yer, cut glass and rare china from
relatives and friends both here and
in the old world. Loving tributes to
the bride were also manifested in gifts
from her West Side and other col
leagues, her friends of the H. H. H.
club and college chums.
Seldom. indeed, do wedding bells
chime under more favorable auspices,
and congratulations are many and fer
vent. Mr.. King has been a resident
of Albany county for fifteen years or
more, being a member Of the famous
firm of King Bros, whose success has
contributed not only to their W pros
perity, but also in marked degree to
the encouragement and development of
the stock interests of the entire county
and state. Mrs. King is a typical Lar
annie girl, having grown to a charming
~womanhood in the Gem City. She re-
ceived her education in the public
schools, and Is also an alumnae of the
university, being a member of the class
of 1896. Since her graduation she has
been a valued member of the public
school corps, serving several years
most ~acceptably as the principal Of the
West Side building.
The Republican voices the universal
congratulations and Fluctuations, re-
joicing, as well, that the marriage
adds yet another home to the city, and
necessitates no parting regrets.
eINTZ WEDDING SET
FOR TOMORROW NIGHT.