The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1922-06-10
WEBER -ELLIOTT
THE SWEETEST WEDDING OF
SEASON is SOLEMNIZED
WHEN
DR.. Earl S. Weber and Miss Lucille
Elliott are Nuptially Knotted Amid
Much Eclat Saturday Evening.

Ever since the invitations were is
sued for the Weber-Elliott wedding
society has been on the tip-toe of ex-
pectancy and it, was the principal
topic of conversation. So it is not
surprising that last Saturday even
ing Pilgrim Baptist church was
crowded to OVERLOOKING with the
friends of the high contracting par
ties. n.>s ., .
On entering the church ones ewes
were greeted with the sight of The
beautiful altar which had been de-
signed and. built by the genius for
decoration, Mr.. Charles H. Miller. It
was a bower OF lattice work and
MOWERS and electric lights that was
beautiful beyond description in the
center of which a large wedding bell
hung under which the bride and
groom stood and plited their troth.
promptly at the appointed hour
Mrs. S. r.. Hall began to play the
wedding march while the bridal party
entered the church in the following
order: ..,. - -. Pc. ;. = =, 80 .
First came the ribbon bearers, Miss
Henrietta. Bonaparte and Miss Erma
Hall who unrolled the ribbon form
ing the aisle for the wedding party,
then came the ushers. Messrs. Raw
mond Cannon, Roy Wilkins, Wendall
Gibbs and Lloyd Stephens. And then
followed the "avaunt couriers," little
tots; they were, Helene Hilyer. Eliza
beth Lee, Valdora Turner, dressed in
| white with long white ribbons at
tached to them and thew were driven
| up the aisle by Morris Gibbs, Jr,. in q
Lord Fauntleroy suit. Then with
slow and stately tread came the six
bridesmaids attired in beautiful fairy
creations OF green organdy, each one
carrying a white shepherds crook
with white and blue ribbon streamers,
and margarites. They were: Miss
i, Kathrine Taudv. Miss Belle TAYLOR,
Mrs. Beatrice Gibbs, Miss Grace Leal-
tad, Miss Elenora Castons and Miss
Lucille James. Next came the
maids of honor, Miss Marvel Jackson,
attlred in a gown of peach organdy
and carving pink roses and Miss
Grace Wills, gowned in orchid or
CANDY and carrying marguerites
Each wore beautiful picture hat to
match: They were followed bv Mrs.
! Francis Davenport, a sister of the
bride, matron of honor, wearing
lemon Organdy and a superb picture
hat Of black horse hair braid, she car
RED a shower bouquet of orchids and
sweet peas.
Then came the ring bearer. "Chub-
by Brady, attired in a Little Lord
Fauntleroy suit bearing the ring in
a large red rose.
Last came the bride, Miss Lucelia
| (TQnQuiQva E11inff ~ -,
charmuse, trimmed with pearls. white
brocaded satin court train lined with
green crepe du chine, attached to her
shoulders, and her tulle rail was held
IN place by a crown of pearls; car
rled a shower bouquet Of white roses
and lilies of the valley. ..
| AS she reached the altar she was
Joined by the groom, DR.. Earl S.
! Weber, accompanied by his best man.
Mr.. Orlander J. Smith, both attired
in regulation full dress suits.
Rev. Harris, the new pastor, then
proceeded to read the ceremon that
linked their lives. Just as he pro-
nounced them man and wife the bell
opened and showered them with roses.
| Then while they stood, Mrs. Elenor
| Barksdale sweetly sang, "Until You
come, -Medcalf. Accompanied bv
Mrs. B. C. Archer. Then Mrs. Hall
played the occasional and in reverse
order they left the church.
The wedding reception was held at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ell
lott, All University, which had been
specially decorated where refresh
ments in abundance were served.
The wedding presents which were
very numerous and beautiful were
displayed in room to themselves.
The bride and groom spent the first
hours Of their honeymoon at the home
of Mrs. Davenport when they mo-
tored to Lake Pokegama in their new
Ford sedan. bridal gift of the groom
to the bride. They were accompa-
MED by Mrs. Davenport and Mrs.
Dorothy Nicols.
The bridal party will be at home
| to their friends on and after I11na IL