Multnomah County OR Archives Marriages.....Cook, Leila Ann - Maxwell, George B. September 12, 1904
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The Oregonian September 18,1904
A quiet home wedding occurred at the residence of Vincent Cook,436 Fifth 
street,last Monday evening,when Mr.Cook's only daughter,Leila Ann,was married 
to George B.Maxwell,formerly of this city.The ceremony,which was performed by 
Rev.William S.Gilbert,of cavalry Presbyterian Church,was witnessed only by 
relatives and a few intimate friends of the bride and groom.The parlors of the 
Cook home were beautifully decorated with white sweet peas,palms, and other 
foliage.The bride wore a travelnig gown of golden brown etamine.It was a very 
stylish and pretty suit,and the brown hat worn with it was also very becoming.
After the ceremony an elaborate supper was served.Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell left 
the same evening for Sterling City,Cal.,where Mr. Maxwell is superinendent of 
the mill and factory of the Diamond Match Company.Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell are 
well known in this city,both being members of prominent Portland families.They 
are both graduates of the Portland Academy.

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