The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-04-11
SULTZER- WHEELDIN
TWO YOUNG HEARTS JOINED IN
HOLY WEDLOcK.
The Happy Contamination Of Love
Romance Of School Days at WiIber-
force University.

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Romance of School Days at WILDER
force University.
The happy consummation of cloves
Young Dream" that started at WILDER
force s(Ohio) University some time
- ago, was the beautiful home wedding
of Mr.. Warner Settler of Trinity
Texas, and Miss Lucille Wheeldin
the charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. Wheeldin, at their residence
418 Rondo street, last Tuesday even
ing.
The house was profusely and beau
tifully decorated, the color scheme be
ing green, white and pale blue, palms
ferns, smilax, cut flowers making q
bower of beauty. In the parlor there
was a floral canopy with wedding
bell pendant from the center.
A number of guests had been hidden
to witness the nuptials and they came
in large numbers and wore their wed
ding garments and it was with con
siderable difficulty that the wedding
party reached the parlor when the
hour for the ceremony arrived. Mrs
Scott j. Mason played the wedding
march from LOhengrin as the bridal
party entered the parlor with slow
and measured tread. First the little
flower girl, Margaret Vassar, who wore
white lawn and carried a basket OF
tulips and roses.
The maid of honor, Miss Ora Wood,
wore gown of silk organdy and
shadow lace and carried pink carna-
tons.
The charming bride entered the par
lOr leaning on the arm OF her father,
wearing a gown of white satin char
meuse en- traine, trimmed with beads
and shadow lace. A draped tulle veil
held by a wreathe of orange blossoms
fell from her dainty head.
She carried a shower bouquet of
white roses and was as pretty as
picture.
The groom, accompanied by his best
man, Mr.. James Allen, attired in regu-
lation full dress, entered from the rear
and met the bride as she reached the
wedding bell. Rev. Henry P. Jones,
of St. James A. M. E. church, per-
formed the ceremony that made the
twain one.
The brides mother wore steel grey
silk and shadow lace with pearl trim
ming.
The sister of the bride, Miss Aurelia,
wore shadow lace blue, MORE sash.
Mrs. leila Reynold wore black satin,
Waste of pink with allover lace.
The brides father wore full dress.
After the ceremony and congratula-
from beautifully decorated table,
ferns and cut flowers predominating.
Misses Laura May Petticord and
Cora Harris presided at the punch
bowl.
Every one present seemed to enter
into the spirit of the occasion and
things went merry as a marriage bell
until a late hour when the guests de-
parted wishing the newly-weds health,
prosperity and happiness.
A number of gifts were received and
displayed in room on the second
floor of which the following is list:
Oriental table cover and cut glass
berry bowl, James Allen and sister
Edythe.
Hand-embroidered centerpiece, Geo.
Mercer.
Bath robe and pink silk coat hanger,
Mrs. Matte Scott, mother-in-law, Trim
ity, Texas.
Two pairs hemstitched sheets and
pillow slips, Miss Aurelia Wheeldin,
sister of the bride.
One hundred-piece dinner set and cut
glass flower vase, Messrs. and Mes
danes w. H. Reynolds, w. M. Mills,
Jos. Adams, E. j. Williams, G. H. Mil
Ter, w. B. Elliott, J. w. Milton, c.
Oliver j. H. LOOMS, H. High, -
Wheldon, A. William, F. D. Parker, S.
J. Bellesen, w. E. Alexander, E. j.
Roper, G.. w. Lucas, H. Bass, Geo.
Moker, S. Brown, J. Covington, J. R.
White, o. w. Lobbins, G. Ferguson,
- Clark, T. G. Raymond, G. P. Tyler,
NJ Salter, S. J. Mason, B. R. Durant,
S. Harris, - Ashworth, H. G. Petit
cord, w. Bean, w. A. Benjamin, -
Elkins, K. B. Bond, G. M. Vassar, R. c.
Shane, o. D. Charleston, B. G. Archer,
T. R. Morgan, J. R. Jones, J. Roberts,
]. H. Sherwood, j. E. Cloak, A. S.
Weber, O. H. Allen. H. G. Nooks, Geo.
Wills, j. Combs, A. Lyles, J. H. Dilling-
ham, J. w. Kelly, - Erwin, S. E.
Hall, Geo. Grissoom, o. D. Howard,
S. L. Maxwell, J. G. Black, - Thomp-
son, B. l.. White, S. Lawrence, J.
Lynn, J. H. Hickman, l.. M. Terrill,
Geo. Melker, w. Cannon, Jonas Strong,
G.. w. Duckett, K. J. Hamilton, -
O'Bamon, n. ]. Leaitt, S. Harris, J.
P. Anderson, - Bromley; Revs. and
Mesdames H. P. Jones, J. S. Strong;
Mesdames Anna Jackson, Maggie Err
vim, Barnett, - Bennett, Grace
Booker, Jennie Lazenberry, Mary
Brewin, Maggie Jenkins, Jennie Bell,
Inez Pope, Mary Robinson, Anna
Green, Matte Brown, Jerusha Dor
sey, Katie Crawford, Della Pettis, Car
RE Mills, G. Lewis, Laura Green;
Misses Malinda Fogg, Rebecca and
Carrie Lowe, Helen Washington, Laura
Petticord, Edith Leonard, Harriette
Pettis, Cora and Missouri Anderson,
Josephine Proteau, Pearl Harrison;
Messrs. C. CRANKY, Henry Petticord,
Chas. Sheppard W. Crancum, Henry
Crawford, w. A. Weir, - Bradford,
W. Turner. ... es..r, !
Pair of grey chamois gloves, Mrs.
J. E. Johnson.
Pair bath towels, Mr.. and Mrs. V.
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