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- Niagara Gazette - 5/15/1928
Ou Thursday afternoon, May tenth,
a very pretty, but quiet spring wedding
was solemnized when Jeanette G.
Baum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Baum of Lewiston Road, became the
bride of Martin F. Miller Jr., of Ninth.
Only the immediate families of the
bride and groom being present. The
marriage ceremony was performed
under an archway of spring flowers
and a huge wedding bell.. The Rev.
Brezmg officiating. The bride who was
given in marriage by her father, entered
the room to the strains of Loner
grins ^Wedding March, played by Miss
Helen Miller, sister of the groom. The
bride was very lovely, wearing a
frock of ecru lace over pink satin,
trimmed with bunches of silk moss
roses. Her hat was of pink transparent
horsehair, trimmed with ecru silk
lace and pink velvet ribbon. Her slippers
were of blonde satin worn with
pink hose. The bridal boquet was of
pink roses and Lillies of the Valley
tied with pink tulle. The bride was
attended by her sister, Mrs. Jesse Anderson,
who .wore a frock of tan and
rose georgette over rose satin. Her
hat was tan transparent horsehair,
trimmed with bunches of apple blossoms
and tan velvet streamers. Her
slippers were tan embroidered linen
worn with hose to match. She carried
a colonial boquet of pink roses, sweet
peas and yellow daises. The groom
was attended by his brother Mr. William
Miller. The bride's mother was
gowned in tan georgette over pink
satin worn with a tan hat. The
grooms mother wore black satin and
a hat to match her gown. The house
was very prettily decorated with
spring flowers and palms. Dinner
was served at the Red Coach Inn for
the imediate families. Covers being
laid for twenty-one. The table was
very dainty with roses in silver vases.
Tho centerpiece bolng a large wedding
cake. In the evening a reception was
given at the bride's home in Lewiston
Road about a hundred guests were
present to wish the bride and groom a
very happy and successful married
life. The bride's going away costume
was a yellow georgette frock worn
with a black coat trimmed with blonde
fox and a hat of ecru lace and black
straw. With these she wore black patent
slippers trimmed with snakedkln.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller-have left on" a
motor trip to the Thousand Islands
and Montreal. They will be at home
after the twenty-fourth of May In
Marigold street, Buffalo, N. Y. Prenuptlal
affairs tendered the -bride were
a kitchen shower given by Mrs. Fred
Baum' a linen shower by Mrs. Fred
M. Spinner and a china shower given
by Mrs. Paul C. Blessing.
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