The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-05-09
Friday, May o. 1913.
Brilliant Social Event.


April 81, at the First Presbyterian
church, corner of Fifth and Vine
streets, In the presence Of a large
number Of the relatives and friends
Of the contracting parties, the Rev.
+. +. Abbott, of Fulton, Mo-, Joined
In the sacred bonds Of matrimony
Miss Minnie Henrietta He'll, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G..
Bell Of this city, to Mr.. Frederick
Stanley Piper, OF Bellingham, Wash.
ington.
The guests from distance were
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. IIamshcr, OF
Mound City, Mo-: Mrs. ". !. sullivan,
Chicago: Miss Florence I,alston. Co.
lumbus, ohio: Julius Manager, New
York city: Harry Luckhardt. Tarkiu,
Mo: Everett Wheeler, l,cllingham,
Washingt On.
The Presbyterian church was hand.
somcly decorated for the occasions
with palms and dogwood blossoms.
The wedding procession, fishers, Mi.
Harry Luckhlrit. Mr. Julius Manger
Mr. Ecrtram Lester and Mr.. Elliott
Whitluw: the maid of honor, Mis-
Clara Bell: ihc bride. leaning un the
arm of her father. entered thprhurch
To the strains of the l.uhrngrin we'd.
ding march played On the organ by
Prot. A. ". Slntcr. vino performed a
similar service ~ the wedding Of MI.
and Mr>. 'haiic~ G. Brl. parents of
The bride, on April ~, lSS,. The pro.
cesSion was met ~ the altar 10y the
minister, the bridegroom and hi> best
man. Mr. Everett Wheeler. The ring
ceremony was used.
After the ccrcnun, an informal re-.
ccp,iOn was held ~ the residence II
the brides parents, a, which only a
Few of the Ultimate friends uf the
bride were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Piper left on the Top. M. train for
the West They viii bc ~ home ar
ter June H. ~ lirllinghan. Washing.
ton.
Al ia" welding the hrid" wore a
gown Of white rhirncu~r. the skirt
drapei over Hbroidrrrd chiffon, the
bodice OF embroidered chiffon with
iichu of rarrirkmackroSS lace: veil of
tnllc and carrickmarkrn>S lace caught
up with orange blossoms. Her unl,
ornament Vas a liyalari" ~ pearls
and diamond the gin r' the bride
groom, Shrcirrici "A shower huulurI
OF white roses,
Miss cara l''ll, maid OF hpnrs, wa,
gownrh In pink charmru,c, with 4
tunic Of >ll!lW laccau , pink rhillur
train, She wor" A, pi"ur" hl'
trimmed with i,pN> ui pink tuilr aut
carried a large bouquet of pink roses
Mrs. {. &. BELL, mother at the bride
wore gown of lire lace, picture la,
ol white straw. Mrs, T. i. sullivan
wore a white lingerie dress Mrs
liam>hrr a irrS> OF grey creme Il,
chcne.
The bride received mily beautiful
and valuable gifts. among them
check for i've thou>aHd dollar, from
her father. Central, Missouri. Re
punlican, May |, lnl;
We tab" pleasure IN rrprolucin,
the above, II the h ilc's mot her wa
a former Oregon girl, gradua, Ing from
the High s'h,ol IN r!r cI>> Of 50
In that class mere u, L. irwin. ". u
{. Stcrrctt, Maud Mcknight, AN,
Charles Trlmhlc, The follow ing yea
In April ,ite became the wife # & {
Bell, TT lipunville, one at Missouri
most prominent citizens, auh hi
wedding vas one of the most Charm
Ing ceremonies IN the history OF Ore
gon Among the guests from abroa,
We ice That OF Mr.. +. !. sullivan
Of Chicago, formerly Miss Nell Luck
hardl, the brides aunt. vino ais,
graduated from the o,d Oregon lligl
school In the class OF ~: her chum
graduating that year Mere Nell Mont
gomery-fiegenbaum ard Miss Con;
Noellsch.
The SENTINEL sends the swee
bride and the apple al her eye its sin
cere and hes, wishes, Wishing them ;
long, long life, and every day Of tina
life as nanny AS their Wedding day