The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1918-06-29


Wednesday, June the 18th, at 1880
p. m. A half hour before time for
the ceremony a specially selected pro-
gram Of nuptial music was played I'M
til the bridal march from Lohengrin
announced the approach of the bride
and groom. Miss Bell wore an ex-
quisite creation of ivory Venetian
charmeuse and princess lace, simply
fashioned, which was the gift of her
god-parents. The round length skirt
| was made with a charmingly draped
apron of princess lace, about which,
| on either side, fell soft panniers of
the satin. Within the. surplice folds
of the bodice rested q white velvet
| corsage. The satin of the bodice was
draped over a bodice of princess lace
| The court+train, which hung from the
| shoulders, richly trimmed with motifs
| of narrow lace and seed pearls, the
largest motif fashioned around the
curve of the train, showing the deli
cate turns OF the Tyre, fell under the
| veil of tulle fashioned into cap, with
a wreath of real orange blossoms.
The bridal bouquet was a shower
Of lilies of the valley and roses.
Tall, stately, strikingly beautiful
and graceful, the bride presented a
wonderful picture as she approached
the altar on the arm of DR.. J. A. Latti.
more. The groom approached the
altar, accompanied by a friend of long
standing of both his and the bride,
DR.. J. s. Aegle, of Mt. Pleasant, Tenn,
| who served as best man. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father
Whatham, Episcopal. rector. Miss
Georgia baltimore served as maid of
honor, and little Lucille Jordan pre-.
scented very pretty picture as flower
girl. ~.s..z.s-. VII. 80
Mrs. King is one Of the leading
pianists Of the Twin-cities. She is q
native OF st. Paul and has proven her
| self the equal, il not the superior, OF
any of the leading artists of the age.
For fourteen years she was the
student with Bessie Parnell, Weston,
who has recently coached Rudolph
CAM, the eminent Smith composer
and pianist.
DR.. King is popular dentist of
Knoxville, who is well known in Louis
vile, and is of a type which matches
we'll with the charming personality
Of the bride. He is in the service of
the British government, of which he
is subject. Mrs. King is an accom-
plished linguist, who has taken an
active part in church and club work,
and she will make q charming addi-
ton to Knoxville society as well as a
useful young matron in the commun.
lity. -..s5..=@.z
Following the ceremony, there was
an informal reception at the Jordan
home. zss !. :. =
! The going-away gown of the bride
was of taupe faille silk and white
4 satin, with which she wore becom.
ing war-bride hat Of white crepe trim,
med with bands of tulle, over which
was draped handsome georgette veil
of taupe. Taupe glace boots and
/ gloves completed the charming travel.
ing costume. She wore violets.
/ While in Louisville the bride was
ichaperoned by Mrs. w. II. Perry,
! who is well known in ST. Paul, MINI.
having visited Mrs. w. T. Francis
prominent social leader and club
worker.
The bridal couple left Louisville
for Knoxville, where they will be al
home at 511 East Clinch avenue.
Miss Bell carried with her from st
Paul many handsome presents, an
/ evidence OF the high esteem In which
she is held by her many friends.