St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-03
Noble Williams
Wedding Nuptials
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wells matching their gowns, wrist
length white nylon lace gloves and
double strand necklaces of pearls
and matching pearl earrings, a gift
of the bride.
The matron of honor carried a
cascade of pink Briarcliff roses
with white baby's breath and the
bridesmaids carried cascade bou-
quets of red Better Time roses
with white baby's breath.
Petite little Trenese Williams
niece of the groom, was flower
girl. She wore a white organdy
short dress featuring a billowing
skirt of embroidered scalloped or
CANDY and a coral crystalette sash,
white floral headpiece, white shoes
and gloves and carried a basket
of white and coral sweetheart
roses.
Master James Aaron Kyle, dress
ed in white suit and shoes was
ring bearer. He carried the rings
on a white satin pillow.
The groom's brother, Mr..
Charles H. williams Jr., was his
best man. Ushers were Messrs.
Donald A. williams and Martin
Williams, brothers of the groom,
Robert c. Kyle, Bernard c. Wilkie,
D'Jalma GARNER and James A.
Ferguson The men were form
ally attired in oxford grey coats,
silver grey striped trousers and
grey striped silk ties. They wore
white carnation bouttonnieres.
A reception and brunch was
held at the University Women's
Club, 2115 Stevens Av., from II
to $50 pm. where some $50
friends Of the popular couple con-
graduated them and wished them
happiness. Receiving with the brid-
al party were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Noble, parents of the bride and
DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Williams,
parents of the groom. Mrs. Noble
was charming in beige chantilly
lace afternoon frock featuring high
neckline in front and low v in
back, fitted bodice and full bout
FAINT skirt. She wore matching
pumps with a touch Of brown, Sc
quin hat and gold and irridescent
jewelry. Mrs. Williams lovely
choice was cocoa lace with match
ing pumps and sequinned hat. Both
mothers wore hybrid orchid cor
sages.
The serving table, covered with
an ecru handmade italian cut
work cloth, was conferred with an
attractive floral arrangement of
pink and white carnations inter-
spersed with baby's breath.
A three TERED wedding cake
beautifully decorated, adorned one
end of the table and a silver coffee
service at the opposite end.
Trays of dainty sandwiches
cake. ice cream moulds, nuts and
candy carrying out a pink and
white color scheme enhanced the
setting. Punch was served from a
crystal punch bowl, centering a
white covered table.
On display in the upstairs Blue
Room, was a large array Of beaut-
full and useful gifts showered on
the young couple by relatives and
friends.
Out OF Towners Attending
Out Of town guests attending
were Mrs. Louise Pitts of Winni-
peg, Canada, aunt Of the bride,
DR.. Vincent Thomas of Washing
ton, DC, Mrs. Mary Hamilton OF
Chicago, Mr.. Triville Holmes OF
Chicago and Miss Marilyn PellitieI
of New York City, a college friend
of the bride and Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
HUTCHINSON of Los Angeles, Calf
HOstesses
Hostesses assisting at the elab
crate affair were: Mines. Donald
A. williams, Charles Geek, Cliff
ford Cunningham, Burie Carmich
ael Sr., Palmer S. Jackson, Eu
gene Shepherd, Tela B. Burt, Mat
thew Evans, w. D. Brown Sr., c
w. Glenn, John Williams, o. L
Alexander, Hiram X. Gibbs, NJ. X
Mcknight, Maurice Daniels, Thorn
as Perdue, Louis Ripper, Claud
Jackson. William Fraction, Chand
Ter McWatt, Douglas Thompson
Ronald Westberry, Burie Carmich
ael Jr., Amos Haynes, Dale Krum
Wed, Miss Sarah Adams and Mrs
Walter Vennowitz.
The bride is a graduate Of st
Margaret's Academy, st. Gather
ines college where she received
her B. A. degree, did gradual,
work at st. Thomas college and Il
currently employed as a teache
n the Minneapolis public schoo
system. She is a member of P
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