Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-09-08

er and white featured through
md NUNS in varied shades were
placed at vantage points adding
charm to the setting.
A conversation piece was the
centerpiece Of red roses green
foliage, silver grapes and leaves
surrounded by six hurricane lamps
holding red candles, which conferred
the white covered reception table,
A silver tea service adorned one
end Of the table and at the op-
posite end, was a beautiful three
TERED white cake topped with a
heart conferred with two love birds
and the number "25" in silver en-
circled with pearls. Silver trays Of
colorful sandwiches, cakes, candy
and nuts enhanced the beauty Of
the setting.
Mrs. Young was as radiant as q
bride in q gold brocaded satin
sheath with a tawny chiffon over
skirt and matching accessories. Mr..
Young was proud and handsome in
a gold dinner jacket, dark green
trousers and matching shoes. Or.
Charles Sexton Of Champlain,
Mimi, prayed for the Young's con-
tinued happiness and success.
Some 200 relatives and friends
joined in celebrating the event and
wished the popular couple con-
tirued happiness. Gifts were num-
erous on display In one corner Of
the room attesting to the high es-
TEEN friends and relatives hold for
the couple. Cards, kilograms and
gifts were received from many
out-of-town relatives and friends.
Motion pictures were taken Of
the occasion by Messrs. John Z.
and Sylvester Young, Jr.
The ladies serving as hostesses
all wore silver and white aprons
made by Mrs. Edith Duncan. They
were Mines. Edith Duncan, Laura
Booker, Esther Dean, Terry
Haynes, Ida Young, Zulena Young,
Addie Brown, Lucille Wallace, Myr-
tie Banks, Corina Young and the
Misses Joyce Ann Morris, Dorothy
Wanzy and Virginia Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young were mar
ried in st. Paul on August 81,
1886. They are the parents Of two
sons, Sylvester. Jr. and John En-
NETT.
Out-of-town guests who came
for the occasion were Miss Dor
othy wanzy, sister Of Mrs. Young
and Mrs. Henrietta Nickens Of
Mexico, Mo-, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
Graves, Des Moines, Ia, and Mr..
Curtis Morton, Des Moines.
Wishing the couple continued
happiness were Messrs. and Mines.
SCARCE Duncan, Albert Wallace,
Charles Brown, Lyle Wright.
Theodore Dean, Taylor Moss, John
Young, Jr., william Webb, Ed
ward Nichols, Morton Groves,
James T. Gardner, Hermon Mum
son, Archie Givens, ST., Vernard
Lewis, z. Walden, Nick Torres,
Donald Bryant, Myrtle Young, ].
e. Primm, Thaddeus Nicholas,
Leroy A. Bell.
Also Mines. Terry Haynes, Hen
rietta Nickens, Lillian King, Cert
rude Mitchell, Norval Barl1Sdale,
Lillian Jackson, Hope Abrams, DR..
and Mrs. Charles N. Sexton, Curtis
Morton, Miss Joyce Morris, AL
bert Hurt, John d. Beasley, David
L. Noble, Marlowe Peterson, Adam
r. johnson, Jr., Irving Palmer,
Foster Brown, Miss Cora Hatchett,
Mrs. Margaret EasOn, Mrs. Fred
De Clouet, Miss Thelma z. Old
ham and Miss Rayma Estes.
And Messrs. and Mines. WiIbert
Grigsby, ]. d. Granville, Thomas
Adair, Earl Pettiford, H. d. With
erspoon, William E. Nesbitt, Sam
uel Simmons, James c. Hatchett,
Andrew Gray, Donald Smith, Jack
Strawder, Ward Bell, Horace
Denny, A. L. Robinson, Grover
Ingram, o. Howard, Henry Lewis,
Ben Carruthers, Harold r. Mayes,
In. Franklin, Walter r. Scott,
Mines. Rose McMoore, Louise
Hughes, Mae e. Marshall, Pearl
Mckinney, Virginia Frye. John C.
Virgins, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
Young, Jr., and a Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams.
A host of other friends and rea-
tives who were unable to attend
sent lovely gifts.