Derby is a citizen of Louisiana but
has a summer home in St. Paul and
in the true Southern style he placed
his entire house at the disposal of
the wedding party. When the hour
for the ceremony arrived the Colonel's
family and the guests gathered in the
spacious parlors. The bride came
doWn the stairway preceeded by her
brides maid, Miss Ruth Peters, a
sister of the groom, and was met at
the landing by the groom and his best
man, Mr. Robert Hopkins. The bridal
party then entered the parlor and
took a position before Rev. J. S
Strong who performed the ceremony
that made the twain one. After con
gratulations the bridal party entered
the carriages and were driven to
Mineapolis and to the residence of Mr.
Henry Vinegar, where the wedding
reception was held. The reception
was quite largely attended and was a
very pleasant affair.
CRISPUS ATTUCKS HOME.
Elects New Officers For Ensuing
Term.
OirtasTTire^cray evening a meeting"
of the Crispus Attucks Home Asso
ciation was held at St. James A. M. E.
church and did considerable routine
business, including the election of
officers: Mrs. Mattie Neal, Minneap
olis, president Mrs. E. J. Roper, St.
Paul, vice president Mrs. Inez Pope,
St. Paul, secretary Mr. J. H. Charles
ton, St. Paul, chairman of board of
managers Mr. J. N. Sellers, Minne
apolis, vice chairman Mrs. Ella Can
non and Mr. Roy Knauft, St. Paul,
secretary and treasurer respectfully.
A resolution was adopted which will
give secret organizations, churches
and federated clubs representation on
the board. The meeting was quite
satisfactory and the outlook for the
future is good.
IN MEMORIAM.
In loving rememberance of our
beloved husband and father, Fred
rick L. M. McGhee, who departed
this life Sept. 19th, 1912.
