The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-08
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Wedding Of Miss Grace A. Hunter and
Mr.. Lawrence E. Shore Holds
Interest and Delight for

Mr.. Lawrence E. Shore Holds
Interest and Delight for
Their Friends.
With the superb ,quietness of home
surroundings for their nuptials, the
marriage of Miss Grace A. Hunter,
elder daughter of Mrs. Margaret Hun
ter and Mr.. Lawrence e. Shore, took
place at the residence OF the brides
mother, 1907 Timea street, at eleven I
o'clock this morning.
The Rev. Robert w. Lilley, minis |
ter of the First Christian church, Of
fciated at the pretty house affair, |
which was witnessed by about TWEEN
ty Of the relatives of both bride and
groom.
In the parlor of the Hunter resi-
dence canopy of white, with the use
OF the conventional wedding bells, was
an attractive bower for the bridal
couple to take their station during the
performance of the ceremony. The
ring service of the church was used
in elimination Of the betrothal
i Bride and groom were unattended
as they entered. The brides gown
was OF cream serge and shower Of
fering of white chrysanthemums car
ried by her completed her attractive
ness.
The scheme of colors in the parlor
and dining room was red and white,
ribbon crepe in those hues and drap-
!. ing Of myrtle making the effect
tasteful one.
AS post-nuptial event. three
J course dinner, prepared and prettily
served gave desirable and delicious
aftermath to the occasion. Mr. and
Mrs. Shore departed this afternoon
! for q southern honeymoon trip and
: will be at home in this city after
> Tuesday, November twenty-eighth.
, The brides going away dress was OF
i dark blue silk.
9 The marriage of Miss Hunter and
: Mr.. Shore today is matter of uniyer-
y sal congratulation among the large
>. circle of friends of the couple. Mrs.
Shore has for the past seven years
: been one of the toll operators of the
k Bell Telephone Company, and the
n patrons, officers of the exchange and
l. the co-workers of the amiable young
t lady are 10th to lose her from among
) their associations Courteous and
: genteel, Mrs. Shore is deserving OF
: the best that life holds, and her many
u friends take delight in felicitating
t, with her and the gentleman she has
e chosen as her life companion. Mrs
e Shore is the niece of the we'll known
e and highly honored Judge Francis M
Hunter of Ottumwa, and of a promi
v nent family.
"a MIR. Shore, the groom, has made his
residence in Keokuk for some time
At and because of his likeable qualities
X. has increased his friendship rapidly
O. He is at present one of the barber
y corps of the Hotel Keokuk, and is
- we'll thought OF at that hostelry.
- Several prenuptial courtesies have
honored Mrs. Shore recently Miss
Birdie Murphy entertaining at hel
h residence on South First street Mon
" day evening at surprise miscellan
n. eous shower, she receiving a numbel
of pretty articles.
Miss Jones Had X. C. k..club.
!! Last evening the K c. x. Club de
lightfully entertained a number Of
Or friends at party given at the homo
of Genevieve Jones. 426 South Tenth
street. Sixteen couples enjoyed tht
Id evening playing games. Refreshments
10 We're served.
a.
10 Missionary Society Met.
it Mrs. Geo. c. Williams entertained
is the Indies Missionary Society of thu