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WEDDINGS.A vwy pretty clutrdh wedding which will be of interest to nmuv Joplin people took plat**' Monday morning:, April H, in Aurora, Mo,, at Holy Trinity church when Mien Agues Pioreanna Horsey was married to Mr. 1 a) u I s A rend. Kcr Father John performed tire ceremony. The bridewore a handsome princes* gown of white satin vrith white hnt and gloves, and car-I Hod bride's roses and ferns. The hi ides-maid, Miss IVail Horsey, of Joplin, a cousin of the bride, wore a frown of blue [jacquard * ill; with blue hat and gloves, and carried roses. Joseph A rend, a brother of the bridegroom, acted as best nan. Irmiediatvl after the ceremony a weddipg breakfast was served at the home of Mr. Arend's mother, and laterv W * ^the young couple left for Joplin andpointm in Oklahoma on a short honey I moon trip. Mrs. A rend Is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1. I,. Horsey ol Aurora, formerly of Joplin, Mr. Horsey' being a well known mine operator of this place. Mr. Arend Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Arend of Aurora. There were about seventy-five guests present, including relatives fropi Joplin and Springfield, Mo., and Fori Seolt and Him id. Kan. There was an unusually beautiful display of wedding gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Arendwill he at home after April JjjQ li) their new cottage on West Church street in Aurora.
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Joplin Daily Globe
Joplin, Missouri, US
Sun, Apr 24, 1910
Page 11
Full Page
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