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LOGAN-AD AM I NUPTJALS.On Wednesday, October 21, Luclla Marguerite Logan, daughter of Mr. c and Mrs. George Logan and Clarence } G. Adam; were united in marriage. ( The ceremony was performed by Rev. t George Logan, grandfather of the bride, who had officiated at the mar- ? riagc of her parents in the same ircsi- I dcncc 23 years ago. aThe bride wore a becoming gown i of white flesh colored cut velvet and she carried an exquisite boquct of t bride's roses. Miss Myrtle Adaini, sister of the bridegroom, was the bride’s only attendant. She wore a I beautiful gown of jade green gcorg- ( cite with white lace trimming and carried roses. The best man was j Harold E. Logan, brother of the 7. bride. The ring scrv'ec was used r by the officiating minister at the f ceremony which took place at 3 t o’clock with only the immediate mein- r bcrs of both families present. Both * of the grandparents of the bride and of the groom attended the wedding.A wedding supper was served after the ccTcmony, the table being decorated with roses and ferns. After a few days spent in Great Falls the young couple will return to Helena and will reside at the Country club, where Mr. Adami is employed. The bride has been eniyplcycd in the offices of the St. Louis Milling and Mining company. Both of the young people arc well known in Helena, their parents and grandparents having been among the earliest residents of Lewis and Clark county.
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Independent
Helena, Montana, US
Sun, Oct 25, 1925
Page 6
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