Charlotte E. Baird,Rev. C. Belden
officiating. "Die flower Window in the
south sitting room was tastily arranged
in ferns and
iBmilax
for the ceremony
and here the bride met the groom, the
bride being preceeded by HeW Baird,
ring bearer and Frances Baird, flower
girl, while thc^ groom came in on the
aimof the officiating clergyman. The
wedding piaich iras jp^ayed by %Qss
Susie Basford. Th© double ring service
was used. There were no attendants
during the service. The bridai gown
waaof lace net over white silk and
trimmed with lace. There were about
forty relative# preeent. After Hie
weddjng s^p^er was 1
^seryihg. The dining roqm #as decor
ated in pink carnations and white. The
place cardr were pink and white and,
liand painted. The fitting room, was
decorated in green and the parlorin red
caKiations. ThS* company was-a#very
congenial one and the evening was?
spent socially by guests. Many
beautiful gifts w£r©" ««eived. The
bride was bora and reared here^' She
completed her education at the Austin
high school and Pillsbury Academy
and graduated at the Ghamberlain
Model Training school in Minneapolis.
Shehasforgeveral years been a very
successful kindergarten teacher in this
city. The groom is a member of the
firm of G. D. Detwiler & Son, contrac
tors and movers. l^oth bride and
of character which have won for them
the esteem and confidence of their
numerous friends. They will go to
housekeeping- at 302 South St. Paul
street and will be at home to friends
after Feb. 15.
v."y 'v
The Sunday Tabernacle.
