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IBENNETT-MABT1N
MR. AUGUSTUS? D. BENNETT AND
MRS. FRANCES F. MARTIN
ARE WEDDED.
The Wedding Is Solemnized With
Much Social Eclat at the Home of
the Bride, on Tuesday Evening,
October 3, at 6:00 o'Clock P. M.
0 last Tuesday evening there was
one of the nicest home weddings that
the people of St. Paul have witnessed
in quite a long while. The high con
tracting parties were Mr. Augustus D.
Bennett and Mrs. Frances F. Martin,
and the wedding was solemnized at
the beautiful residence of the bride,
No. K92 \V. Central avenue, at 6:00
o'clock P. M.
The fact that the ceremony was to
be performed at so early an hour in
the evening had a tendency to cause
the guests to arrive early, and when
Mrs. B. C:* Archer began to play the
wedding inarch the parlors were filled
with an expectant throng as the bridal
party descended the stairway with
slow and measured tread.
The bride was attended by Mrs. M.
K. Hardeu. a sister of the bride, Mrs.
H. I'\ Melntyre and Mrs. Anna Bell
Harris.
The best man was Mr. K. \V. Cran
cum.
When the bridal party had taken
its proper position in the front parlor
before Rev. H. P. Jones, pastor of St.
James A. M. E. church, he proceeded
to read the ceremony that made the
twain one.
The bride wore a handsome gown of
light blue satin over which was draped
white siik oreponette beautifully em
broidered with white silk and silver
tinsel. Sh
brides' roses.
The lady attendants were richly and
handsomely gowned.
The- groom aud best man wore the
conventional black.
Evidently the high contracting par
ties :tre of the same mind of the cre
ator who in the creation said: "It is
not good that man should be alone"
for both have sailed the matrimonial
seas and do not believe that marriage
is a failure, as evidenced by their
willingness to try it again, and their
hearty responses to the momentous
question propounded to each in the
marriago ceremony.
The usual congratulations followed
the ceremony and then followed re
ir^sUments, which were served from a
lumdsomely decorated table in the
spacious dining room.
Mrs. M. bobbins presided over the
culinary department and excellent
service was supplied by Messrs. M. A.
Moiling, fiiarl C. Walker, Homer Goins,
S I.J. Ransom and B. C. Archer.
Misses Blanche Walker, Mamie
Goins and Eunice Glass, Charlotte Gil
Hard aud B. Floyd presided at the
punch bowis.
The bride was the recipient of a
numiJ-r of handsome presents which
ond floor, among which were noted
China jewel tray, Miss Florence F.
uug^r.
Hind-painted plate, Mrs. W. D. Car
ter.
Decorated china sugar and creamer,
J. J. Johnson.
IKssen damask napkins, E. W. Cran
ctim.
Uride'o white silk hose. Mrs. Gibson
Osveas.
Hand embroidered linen center
piece, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Thompson.
Embroidery, lace and ribbon, bride's
set and witulow drapery, Mrs. Mary
Crawford and son Henry.
Embroidered skirt, Mrs. M. Still
WO'l.
Lace and Batteuberg circular lunch
cloth. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Payne, Mr.
and Mrs. O. D. Charleston, Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mc
Coy. Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. Kelly, Mr.
aud Mrs. W. V. Howard, Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Broyles, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sher
wood. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Melntyre,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
E. DeBaptist, Dr. and Mrs. O. D. How
ard, Mrs. M. Clayton, Mrs. Emma Mof
fitt, Mrs. A. M. Blackwell.
Pair Turkish towels, Mr. and Mrs.
James Lindsay.
Decorated china cake plate, Rev. and
Mrs. K. H. McDonald.
Blue silk and white crocheted hand
bag, Mrs. Samuel Hatcher.
Pair framed pictures. ''Hope" andf
"Beethoven in His Studio," Mr. and
Mrs.W. T. Frauds.
Marseilles bed spread, Misses Eu
nice Glass, Charlotte Gillard, and B.
Floyd Messrs. M. A. Boiling, Homer
Goins, S. L. Ran3om.
Pviig, Mrs. Gibson Owens.
Bath rug, Mr. and Mrs. C. Morgan and
\lrs. Louisa Wright.
Decorated china dinner set, Mr. and
Mrs.F. D. Parker, T. H. Lyles, A. A.
Cotton. H. W. Hughes, Shedd Law
rence, Jos. S. Strong, Charles Walker,
William Mills. C. H. Booker, Wm.Lig
gins, A. C. Lyles, L. A. Melker, W. C.
Brown, D. L. Jones, Chas Allen, J. E.
Johnson, W. F. Wheeldin. Walker
JVilliams. J. S. Strong. P. H. Ander-
son,' N. Goins, Adam Williams, B. C.
Archer. Geo. Lucas, Joseph Adams, S.
C. Harris, J. Q. Adams, O. C. Hall,
Geo. Duckett. Thos Bush, J. H. Dil
lingham, Creorge Davis, J. C. Black,
S. J. BeHisen, G. B. Lowe Mesdames
Addie C. Minor, Cherry Hatton, Carrie
Mills, D. C. Cotton. A." J. Bell Ella
Coiemaus Mary Bruen. Katie Craw
ford Misses Blanche Walker, Edith
A. Leonard. Carrie Monjoy Messrs.
Edward Hatton, Earl Walker, James
Hatton, Roy Goins, Henry Crawford.
Satin finish brass bedstead, mahog
any dresser, Parian marble statuet,
"Love's Awakeuing," the groom.
There were upward of 150 guests
present during the ev.ening, all of
whom enjoyed the occasion and left
at a late hour wishing the happy
couple a generous supply of God's
choicest blessings.
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