St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

Il, 1910 at the brides home, >
late Rev. II. p. Jones perfOrmil
lived in St. Paul their entire mar
Iried life. They have four daughters
who were present and assisted
They are Mines. Clarence (Aldon-
la A. Anderson, Leonard CAL
berta) Davis, Tommie CJunauld)
Braddock and Harriet Allen. In
addition to their daughters, they
have IS grandchildren and all live
in St. Paul
The reception rooms were filled
with arrangements Of red roses,
large white, gold and yellow NUNS
placed at vantage points through
out, which formed the colorful
background for the occasion.
Guests were greeted at the door
by the coupless three grandsons
and directed to the living room by
Mrs. John NJ. Patton where they
were registered by Miss Sondra
Jean Anderson and Miss Donna
Cuff The popular couple was as
sisted in receiving Fluctuations of
friends by Mrs. Palmer S. Jackson,
a friend and their daughter, Mrs.
Junauld Braddock.
Mrs. Brown was as radiant as
bride in a gold lama sheath with
beige pearlite sandals enhanced
with gold and opalescent earrings
and bracelet. She wore an orchid
corsage, gift from her grandChil-
dren. Mr.. Brown looked proud and
handsome in the traditional black
tuxedo, gold tie and yellow carna-
ton bouttonaire.
For the gala occasion, the dining
room table was overlaid with an
Italian cut-work table cloth, under
lined with gold. The centerpiece,
an exquisite large bouquet of so
white NUNS interspersed with so
gold dollars and surrounded by
festoons of gold leaves, was a
striking complement to the occa-
sion. A three TERED decorated cake
centered the buffet. A crystal
punch bowl Of refreshing frappe
conferred one table and was pre-
sided over by Donna Mae Davis
and Cheryl Braddock, grandchil-
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. The
table centerpiece was a gift from
!; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Ander-
son and their daughter, Sondra
Jean, son and daughter-in-law and
granddaughter.
| Gifts were numerous including
several money trees and were on
display in one of the bedrooms.
Mrs. M. r. Burgess, sister of Mr..
Brown, and Mrs. M. G. Evans,
club member and friend, were in
charge of gifts. Their grandchil-
dren were busy helping in what
ever way they could to make the
celebration a success. Clarence An
derson Jr. and Leonard Davis, Jr.,
grandsons, were in charge of the
upstairs reception room, which was
popular spot for many guests.
kilograms extending congratula-
tons for so years of marriage
were received from Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Jackson of Los Angeles,
Calf, Mrs. Myrtle Williams of
Bronxville, N. Y, Rev. and Mrs.
Carlyle M. Stewart, Detroit, Mich,
Mr.. John Brannon of st. Paul, and
DR.. and Mrs. william B. Scott and
son of Grand Rapids, Mich. They
received three long distance tele-
phone calls of congratulation from
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Brown, st.
Adams, N. Y, brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Evans
of Louisville, KY, and Mr.. Maceo
Moody called from Chicago
Assisting as hostesses in addi-
ton to friends, were the couples
four daughters and their grand
children.
The attendance of some 200 cele-
brants helping them to enjoy this
happy occasion attested to the
esteem in which this popular couple
"a held