St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-06-25

fore background of palms and
burning white tspers in Candida
bra, White satin bows centered
with hlies-ot.the-valley marked
the pews,
Mrs Sterling Davis. who played
the traditional wedding music al.
so accompanied Mr.. Davis. who
sang proceeding and during the
ceremony. Because, The Ros-
airy" with This Ring Thee
Wed, and The Lords Prayer"
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her father who gave her
in marriage was radiant In a
bridal gown Of nylon chiffon and
lace designed with fitted bodice
of lace short sleeves, scoop neck
line. full skirt, floor length.
Her veil of net edged with lace
was secured TO a shell OF lace with
insets OF white flowers studded
with rhinestones. A gold cross on
a gold chair. an heirloom, gift OF
her mother, was the brides only
ornament. She carried white
prayer book topped with white
feathered csrnstions and step
hanotis with ribbon streamers.
Miss Barbara Rean'e lie Noir OF
indianapolis, Ind, cousin, was
her maid-of.hono and only at
tendant. She was attired In street
length pink nylon dress with
white accessories and carried a
Colonial bouquet OF pink and white
carnations.
Charles Glenn, Minneapolis was
the groom's best man. He wore a
grey summer suit, The groom was
In the uniform of the u. S. army,
Mrs Brunette, mother of the
bride chose grey print Benz
berg sheer dress with which she
wore white accessories. Mrs,
Poole, mother OF the groom, wore
blue and white print dress with
white accessories. Both mothers
wore corsages of pink and white
carnations.
Mrs. jeanette Hill. Kansas City
Mo, grandmother of the groom
wore a white printed dress with
white accessories. Mrs. Emma
Harrison, aunt Of the groom, Kan
sas City, was attired in brown
lace dress with straw colored &C.
cessories. Mrs, Mary LeNmr, FIT
Wayne, Ind. aunt OF the bride
chose a deep rose nyloa dress with
black accessories,
The reception was held immedi
ately after the wedding In the
church parlors. The reception
table was attractively arranged
with q lace cloth. conferred with |
three TERED wedding cake will
bride and groom ornament, be
tween twin crystal candlestick'
with lighted tapers. The cake hae
decorations Of pink roses engros'
sed with white roping. Pink rib
bon bows conferred with green
heath were draped in festoon a.
round the table. At either end
were crystal punch bowls, from
which punch was dispensed by
Mrs. Linwood Dunn and Mrs. Jes-
sic Elliot.
Another hostess was Mrs. NJ,
Busby who served the wedding
cake.
The happy couple received many
lovely and useful gifts
Out Of town guests attending
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Poole
Sr., Minneapolis, parents of the
groom; Mrs Jeanette Hill, Kan
sas City. grandmother Of the
groom: Mrs. Emma Harrison,
Kansas City, aunt OF the groom;
Mrs. Mary LeNoir. FIT. Wayne,
Ind. aunt of the bride; Miss Bar
bara LeNoir, Indianapolis, Ind.
cousin OF the bride; Charles Glenn,
Minneapolis; Douglas Burch, At
lanta, Ca. cousin Of the groom:
Luther Wilson, Kansas City;
Presiding Elder J. r Wallace, In
dianapolis. Ind. and Rev. LAMAR
of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Poole is graduate Of the
Kokomo high school and Of the
Northwest College Of Technology,
Minneapolis, where she finished as
an x-ray technician. She plans To
enroll for further study this fall.
Private Poole il a graduate Of
Central high school. Minneapolis.
and attended the University of
Minnesota for two years in the
college Of engineering. He plans
10 resume his studies on dis
chagef rom the service.
i. The newlyweds left Sunday
evening for short. short honey
moon and arrived in Minneapolis
on Tuesday afternoon, June ~,
Private Poole viii report for duty
at FIT Monmouth. N. J. on Friday
morning. June Is. where he viii