The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-09-13
,TERR YIN ASON.
TWO OF THE FLOUR clTY,s
YOUNG SOCIETY PEOPLE WE'D. 4


The Groom Is One Of the Thrifty
Young Men Who Has Done Well and
the Bride is a Pretty, Petite, Pip
uaint HeIpmeet.
The leading social event of last
week was the wedding and reception
of Mr.. Frank Walter Terry and Miss
Beatrice Lee Mason, which took place
at the elegant residence of the brides
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. s. d.
Tucker, 1886 Eleventh avenue south,
on tuesday evening.
The coy home of Mrs. Tucker was
made doubly attractive by the appro.
pirate and beautiful decorations of
blooming plants, cut flowers, smilax,
eVergreens and white ribbons, includ-
ing a large white wedding bell which
hung over the dining table,
The wedding ceremony which took
place at 1880 p. NJ, was somewhat
private, having been witnessed by
only fifteen of the relatives and par
ticular friends of the high contracting
parties. >
/ The ceremony was conducted by
Rev. T. j.. Garter of Bethesda Bap-
fist church and was read from beau
tiful manual bound in white morocco,
embossed with gold. The book con-
tanned a certificate of the marriage,
properly filled out and signed by the
minister and bore the autograph sig
natures of all the witnesses present.
and after the nuptial knot was Sc
curely tied, this precious souvenir
was presented to the bride.
Inc wedding march was played by
Miss Mildred Shull,! who afterward
sang, ooh, Promise Me- to an accom-
paniment by Miss A1breta Bell of st.
Paul. There were no attendants, the
pride and groom at the appointed
hour having entered from different
doors and met in front of the minis
ter who tightly tied the nuptial knot.
Congratulations followed and those
who had been hidden to the wedding
reception began to pour in and dur
ing the evening there were upward of
one hundred and fifty of representa-
tive families Of the Twin Cities and
other cities present. .s-.<
The bride, who is pretty, petite
plump and popular, was 'gowned in
white crepe meteor over white lib
erty satin, trimmed in rose, point lace
entraln. She wore dainty wedding
cap OF .tulle with trimmings of Span
lsh lace. and orange blossoms, and
carried a shower bouquet of brides
roses. .[' ~.
The hostess was assisted in receiv-
ing the guests by Mesdames H. Simp-
son, e. w. Barnett, o. Cannon, VIM
hyde, w. M. Modem and Ella Whea-
ton. -s- -
Misses Edna shull, Gladys Modem,
Odette Johnson and Marienne Jeffrey
served frappe..
Messrs. Willis Golfer, Arthur
Rhodes, w. M. Modem, J. r. White,
Jr., J. Austin, Raymond Cannon and
j. B. Burk served refreshments.
Mrs. M: Scott received the presents
The reception lasted until about
11:00 o'clock when the bride who had
disappeared, appeared in her going
away suit of grey broadcloth with
waist of grey crepe du chine trimmed
with Irish point lace, wearing white
felt hat trimmed with white satin.
After cutting the brides cake she
went out on the front porch and
threw over her head her bouquet to
bevy of brunette beauties which
was caught by Miss Alberta Guy of
Kansas City. Good byes were then
said and the bride and groom entered
their motor car and started on their
bridal tour to Huntsville, MO-, Macon
City, Moberly and Columbia and Bux-
ton and Des Moines, Iowa '-.
They will be gone until about the
23rd of this month and will be at
home to their friends at the lovely
home which the groom has prepared
for his bride, No. 1912 Marquette ave-
nue., after October 1. ~ e., -
The young couple were the recip-
tents of number of handsome pres
ents as follows: Pair damask towels,
Mrs. Lady Walker and daughter, Miss
Eva.
Damask tablecloth, Harold Combs,
Raymond Cannon, Miles Cannon,
Samuel Bassfield, Harry Harper, Will
lis Golfer. 9g
Lunch cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hammond. -l -@.z.. .>
Cut glass salt and pepper cruets, Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Smith, st. Paul.
Cut glass salad dish, Mrs. c. Camp
bell. ~...
Large framed painting, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Robinson and the Misses
Anderson, St. Paul.
Large cluny lace center piece, the
young ladies, at Madam Boyd's. y
Marseilles bed spread, pair sheets,
pair pillow Slips. pair towels, Mr..
Dave Terry, brother of groom, Bux-
ton, Iowa.
Handsome bath rug, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Wright.
Two pair Irish embroidery pillow
slips, two bath towels, Mrs. Ella
Wheaton.
Pair towels, Mrs. A. E. Combs.
Hand painted plate, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. O. Cannon.
Silver cold meat fork, Mr.. R. NJ
Toombs.
Set silver initial tea spoons, Mr.
w. M. Mason, father of bride, Gin.
cinnati.
| Cut glass pickle dish and sugar and
creamer, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Two hand painted fruit plates, Mrs
N. Kellum.
Decorated sugar and creamer, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter A. Houston.
| Large cut glass happy, Misses Mil
dred and Edna Shull
] Large CIT glass berry howl Mr. am