The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-03-03
KELLEY CON BS
TWO MoREaLovlNG. HEARTS join
ED In HOLY MEDLock. ss

TWO MOREalOVlNG HEARTSsJoiN-s
ED In HOLY WEDLock
Mr.. John Wesley Kelley and Miss Jen-
nette Combs Tire Of Single Happi-
ness and Conclude to Embark Upon
the Sea OF Matrimonial Bliss. 4.
st. Paul was RECALLED with another,
beautiful home wedding on Thursday
evening of last week when Mr.. John
Wesley Kelley and = Miss EJennette
Combs We're united by the holy bonds
of wedlock at the residence of the
brides father Mr.. Fielding Combs, No.
5445 West University Ave. Mr.. Combs
is one of the best known Of our ,citi-
zens having lived here a number Of
years, and his sons and daughters have
been potent and popular factors in So
ciety and it is not surprising that when
the first one OF his daughters sent
out invitations to her wedding the
house was crowded with those who
responded. In fact the flat Of Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Blackburn and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Hood which adjOins the
Combs fiat was brought into requisi
ton to accommodate the guests who
were received by them.
vt the appointed hour the bridal
! party was arranged in the aforesaid
adjoining fat and marched across the
hall to the home fiat while Prof Lafay-
cite Mason played the wedding march
from Lohengrip. The party was form
ed as follows: first came the ring bear
err little Odette Johnson attired in all
embroidery white dress; then came the
brides maid, Miss Florence Drake of
Saltwater, gowned in white dotted
swiss trimmed with lace and red rib.
bon, carrying red carnations. She was
accompanied by Mr. Andrew Combs
a brother of the bride. Following came
the bride leaning on the arm OF her
| father. She wore creme silk olien
trimmed in gold cloth and lace, tulle
veil and carried a shower bouquet OF
brides roses tied with white tulle
Miss Cora Anderson the other brides
maid followed robed in white swiss
trimmed with lace and satin ribbons
and carried white carnations.
! In the paIlor there had been erected
an altar consisting of four columns
covered with white tulle and entwine6
with a rope of smilax. There was {
double arch or dome OF evergreens
and roses, pendant from the center
of which was the large wedding bel
Of evergreen. Numerous palms were
also in evidence.
| When the bridal party reached thu
j altar where. stood Rev. w. D. Carter
] the groom accompanied by his bes
man, Mr.. William A. Williams, receiv
ed his bride from the arm Of her fathe
and the reading of the cermony which
was to join their hands and heart:
was begun. The responses were made
]. in firm audible tones and at the con
clusiOn OF the ceremony the groom
lovingly and tenderly saluted his bride
with a kiss and just then Messrs.
! Martin and ]. Giles pulled the ribbon:
they held and opened the wedding bel
which let copious shower of rose:
fall upon the young couple.
J The gratulations of the guest!
followed and shortly began the serving
Of refreshments in the dining room
/ Mesdames A. H. Drake. of Stillwate!
and Mrs. M. Clayton serving at hea(
! and foot of table.
| .4AA0oOo cOoAS L III 4C11 anu way w III
Jams presided at the punch bowl.
4 The color scheme Of the table dec
! Orations and in fact it was carried ou
all over the house was red, white AM
green.
The bride presented her attendant
| handsome seal rings and the groom
gave his attendants their gloves ant
neck-ties.
! All the gentlemen Of the bridal part.
were attired in the regulation fuI
dress.
The groom who is a very popula
young man is shipping clerk for tn
Goodyear Rubber Co.
The young couple will reside at Al
University Ave-, where they are a
home to their friends.
The following is a list of the pres
ents received and their donors:
! Mrs. J. B. Barnett, brides white XII
slippers and silk hose.
Masdames H. Sharpe and E.'Jones
Chicago, set Japanese cups and sauc
i erS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Almond
/ Spokane. silver berry spoon.
/ Mrs. Anna Slater, set breakfas
1 plates.
Mr.. w. A. Williams, Chest MANI par
lor lamp.
| Mr.. Robert Morris. wedding cake.
Mr. E. Leadbetter, Winnipeg, EN-
broidered white flannel skirt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Carter and Mis-:
| Tillie Anderson, hemstitched sheet:
and lunch cloth
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Thompson, lunch
cloth sl
Mrs NJ. E. Cloak. fancy hair receiver
and .battenbury dolly.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peyton, silver
butter knife
] Mr. Milton Fogg, ST.. and Miss NJ
Fogg. set silver er forks and ladle
Mr. and Mrs. ~. j. Gardner, bronze
statuettes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker ant
family, set china cups and saucers.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Maxwell cary
ing set.
..Mr and Mrs. VIM. Ridgoway, firing
ed Marseilles bed spread.
Mrs. Lizzie J. Allen, hemstitchet
! table cloth.
Mr.. Roy Combs, brother of bride
black kid gloves.
Mr.. John j. Johnson china berry
/. Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Irwin, embroidered
Irish linen sheet and pillow cases
+ Mr.. H. l.. Walker, lunch cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs e. w. Lindsay, batten
burg center piece.
/ Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Jones, Mexican
drawn lunch cloth.
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