The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1920-07-10
G1BBS-LEWIS
MR.. HIRAM K. GIBBS AND MISS
ADAH LEWIS,
Two Of the Flour city's Popular So
ciety People Form a Matrimonial
Alliance According to Gods Holy
Ordinance and Become One.

Ever since Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
Lewis issued the invitations for the
wedding of their charming and tai
ented daughter Adah, to Mr.. Hiram
K. Gibbs, one of the proprietors Of
the and H Damp Wash Laundry,
the favored recipients of the same,
were in fever of expectancy until
the elimination Of the brilliant event
at their home, 1888 Fourth avenue
south, Saturday. June &c.
The parlor of the spacious resi-
dence was tastefully decorated with
flowers, palms and evergreens which
also ofrmed background for the
matrimonial altar in one corner of
the room.
When the appointed hour arrived,
while McCullough's orchestra softly
rendered the wedding march, the
bridal party appeared and entered
the parlor with slow and stately
tread.
Miss Mildred Plummer, bridesmaid
was attired in turquoise satin and
silver cloth and carried an arm bou-
quet of Ophelia roses and Marguerites
Mrs. Harriet Cage, matron of hon
or, wore white net over organdie and
carried an arm bouquet of Ophelia
roses.
Little Harriet Cage, the flower girl
wore white embroidered organdie.
The bride was gowned in ivory
satin. pearl trimming. veil of tulle
wreath Of orange blossoms and car
ried shower bouquet of brides roses
and white sweet peas.
The groom and the best man. Mr.
Jasper Gibbs, his brother. Joined the
bride at the altar Both were at
tired in full dress suits.
Mrs. Cooper Lewis, mother of the
bride, wore gray taffeta with bead
embroidery.
Mrs. 1. E. Gibbs, mother of the
groom, wore black net over satin.
The ribbon holders were Messrs
and Mark Gibbs.
When the bridal party was in
proper positions. Mrs. Harriet Oliver
sang. II Love You Truly"
Rev. H. c. Parsons, pastor of Beth.
esda Baptist church, then proceeded
to perform the impressive ceremony
that made the twain one.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
Mrs. Blanche Mason sang, "Beacuse.'
Congratulations followed and all
went merry as a marriage bell.
Delightful refreshments were serv
ed by caterer Dorset.
The bride was the recipient of s
number of beautiful and useful gifts
that testified to the high esteem ir
which the young couple are held, OF
which the list is as follows:
Two handsome pictures, "A Devon.
shire Day" and ''The Parthenon,'
Mr.. and Mrs.. @. Adams. J. E.. John:
SON, C. E. James, E. O. James, G. w
James, C. W. Oliver. M. L. Barksdale
N. Coins, T. H. Lyles. w. B. Elliott
w. F. Davenport; Mesdames H. E.
Williams, F. D. Parker; Messrs. S. L.
Ransom, A. V. Hall, J. @. Adams, T.
Peavy Johnson, Howard Shepard; Dr.
J. R. French, St. Paul.
Silver casserole. Mr.. and Mrs.-G
W. Willis, w. T. Francis, J. Giles. S.
2. Hall: Mrs. Florence Henley; Mr.,
James Henley, St. Paul
Bedspread, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Petit
cord, Minneapolis.
Silver crumb tray, Mr.. and Mrs. N
w. Kintchlow, Minneapolis.
Silver sugar and creamer, Mr.. Roy
Clack, Minneapolis.
Set Of dinner dishes, MIR. James
Combs, Minneapolis.
Half dozen silver ice-cream forks;
chenille embroidered table cover, Miss
Adina Adams, Chicago.
Flower vase, Mr. Joe Matthews,
Minneapolis.
Silver pickle fork, the Misses Ar
mold, Anoka, MINI.
Half doz. silver salad forks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Burke, Minneapolis
Silver serving spoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Walker, Minneapolis.
Silver cheese and cracker dish, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Clack, Minneapolis.
Cut glass basket. Mr.. E. G.. Wood
and Master Geo. Wood. Minneapolis.
Half doz. water goblets. Mesdames
R. S. Brown, Geo. Barnett, Arthur
White. Minneapolis.
Half doz. sterling spoons, Mr.. James
Smith, Minneapolis. 80 =. :
Silver pitcher, MIR. and Mrs. E. L.
Boyd; Mesdames Albright, Halle
Pierce. Edith Mitchell, Minneapolis:
Half doz. blue bird cups and sau-
GERS. Messrs. Paul and Douglass