The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-06-19
From Tuesdays Daily.

Keokuk Daily COnstitution-DcmOc
A double wedding occurred this after
noon at four o'clock. when DR.. Fred
crick J. Arnold of Wayland, Mo-, and
Miss Birdie AdeIia Sutlive and DR..
Ralph Gaylord Sinotte of Canton, Mo-.
and Miss Grace Paralee Sutlive were
united in marriage at the home of the
brides mother. GA North Ninth
street, the double ring ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. DR.. f. b. New
comb. pastor of the Westminster Pres
byterian church.
The sisters were attired alike, their
wedding gowns being made of white
Paris muslin, trimmed in satin baby
Irish and clue lace, being most beau
tiiu Each carried white rosebuds
and they were unattended. Both Of
the gentlemen were attird in the con-
ventional black.
A double wedding is a very seldom
occurrence. and, true to expectations,
the wedding this afternoon was one
of the prettiest social events that has
ever solemnized in this city, the
wedding being tne end of a courtship
which began when the gentlemen
were in their Junior year in the keo-
kuk Dental college.
DIR. Frederick Arnold. resident of
Wayland, Mo-, while attending dental
college in this city. made many friends
by his happy and jovial disposition, he
being a very popular member in the
class which finished in 1907. After
finishing college here he successfully
passed the required examinations of
the state of Missouri, after which he
located in Maryland, Mo-, where he has
very large circle of friends, who are
only too glad to congratulate him.
Dr. Ralph Gaylord Sinotte came to
this city from Mankato, Mimi, to
attend dental college and during the
three years of his school life in this
city he commanded the respect and
friendship of hundreds of people, by
whom he is held in high esteem on
account of his ever courteous and
obliging manner and his willingness
to assist a friend in need. He finished
the prescribed course of the Keokuk
Dental college with the class of 07
after which he successfully passed the
rigid examinations of the Missouri
state board, emitting him to practice
in that state, he located in Canton
Mo-, shortly afterwards, where he has
many friends.
The Misses Birdie and Grace SUIT
live are two of Keokuk's most popular
daughters, enjoying the friendship and
esteem of the entire community. They
both received their education in this
city, having graduated from the Keo-
kuk high school, Miss Birdie i'm 1902
and Miss Grace in 1907 bot1 being
highly educated and accomplished
Young ladies, who have always held
high positions in society of this city
And their hundreds of friends in this
city extend congratulations and best
wishes.
The house was beautifully decorated
the color scheme in the front and bacl;
parlors being green and white. In
one corner of the front parlor was an
arch from which was suspended a
large white bell the entire corner be-
ing decorated with smilaX, while the
rest of the room was decorated with
ferns and palms. The dining room
was lastly bedecked in pink and
white. In the center of the room, sus
pended from the chandelier was a
large white bell, which was trimmed
with pink ribbon. Directly under the
chandelier the table was set, pink car
nations being the center pieces. The
color scheme was carried out, making
very pretty effect.
After the ceremony three course
wedding supper is to be served to the
happy young brides and grooms, and
to their immediate relatives Both con-
pies will depart for the great lakes
this evening at 1:35, where they
will spend few days going from
there to Lake Geneva. They will be
gone for about a week or ten days
DR.. and Mrs. Sinotte will reside in