Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-05-22
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Of this city, to Mss Jsan;tte Rcbin-
son, took place at the home Of the
brides parents in Los Ange e.. all,
On Tuesday evening, May 18th. Mr..
Gum represents the interests Of d
Barton County Mills in the west and
is well and favOrably known to most
Of the people Of this city and ccm-
munity, and with the many friends
the Democrat extends congratulations
and best wishes.
The following account Of the We'd
ding is taken from Los Angeles pa
Iper:
AS the elimination Of a happy
school day romance came enc OF
the prettiest Of spring weddings,
solemnized at $3.50 O'Clock last night.
a. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Robinson, 62S Atlantic avenue, when
Miss Jeanette, the daughter Of the
lhome, became the bride Of Walter
Lee Gum.
"The house was a bower Of beauty
masses of ferns, white roses. white
sweet peas, carnations and marguer-
ties being used. The ceremony room
: was separated from the other rooms
: by low white gates twined with ivy.
: the gates being swung from tall whitt
redestals at either side of the larg
: opening.
"The ceremony was performed tn
der a canopy of asparagus plumosos
J. from which hung a large white we'd
ding bell of marguerites, with light
in the center. Preceding the
ceremony Miss Mabel Smale sang
Because This was followed by the
J Lohengrin wedding march played by
s Miss Flora Kennedy, Of Los Angeles.
Leading the bridal procession wsre
four tiny attendants in white, jean
!, Johnston, Mary Agnes Richardson,
Robert Morrison and Howard Irwin.
who held the gates open. Then came
q a little page and flower girl, Kenneth
b Richardson and Elizabeth Johnston,
r carrying tulle to form an aisle and
L scattering rose petals in the path Of
the bride. These were follow d by
the matrons Of honor, Mrs. Walter
Robinson and Mrs. Clyde Robinson.
wives Of the brothers Of the bride.
They were beautifully gowned in
white silk and lace and carried large
baskets Of white carnations and ferns
;. Tiny little Della McKlurkin, attired
: In a white lace dress, was the ring
bearer, carrying the ring in a tiny
!. white basket.
e Then came the bride, leaning ON
!. the arm Of her father, She was at
tractive in gown of ivory crepe de
chine and lace, with long veil fasten-
+ ed with orange blossoms and pearls.
carrying am immense shower bouquet
Of white sweet peas and maidenhaif
ferns. They were met at the altar
by the groom and his attendants,
| Walter and Clyde Robinson.
"The ceremony was performed by
l Rev. S. Dell Johnston, pastor Of the
United Presbyterian church, assisted
by Rev. ]. Clarence Pinkerton, Of
{ Los Angeles. The happy bride and
groom were congratulated by a host
D Of relatives and friends and show
: cred with rose petals.
Throughout the evening and while
q refreshments were being nv d a d g.
q lightful musical program was rem
v dered by Mrs. Frank Rayle, Misses
Bdna Bell, Jean Kennedy and Mabel
Smale.
THE going away gown was Of blue
I crepe cloth and hat to match. Mr..
and Mrs. Gum left for Los Angeles
L IN their uato and after a mountain
y trip they will make their home at
11O6 West Fortyseventh street, Los
: Angeles. The bride has resided
here for several years and is much
loved and esteemed as the many
: useful and beautiful gifts testify.