Multnomah County OR Archives Marriages.....Kellogg, Ruby Ethel - Everts, Floyd Smedley October 1904
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Monring Oregonian October 23,1904
The marriage of Miss Ruby Ethel Kellogg, daughter of Captain and Mrs.Orrin 
Kellogg, and Mr.Floyd Smedley Everts was solemnized on Wednesday 
evening,October 19,at 8:30 o'clock,at the First Congregational 
Church,Rev.William S.Gilbert performed the ceremony in the presence of a large 
number of friends and relatives. The bridal party entered the church to the 
strains of Lehengrins "Wedding March" with Miss Fisher at the organ and Miss 
Barker,violinist. The bride,gowned in white chiffon cloth over taffeta,with 
long tulle veil,came in with her father. She carried a shower bouquet of 
bride's roses. The maid of honor was Miss Maggie R.Geoghegan,of Vancouver, and 
the bridesmais were Miss Isa Irvine,Miss Ada Doernbecher and miss Vesta 
Broughton. They were gowned alike in white over yellow, with white pictre 
hats, the maids of honor varrying yellow rosebuds and the other attendants arm 
bouquest of yellow chrysanthemums. The ushers,R.Norrie Parks,Arthur 
Stringer,Ransford Gilland,Marcus Peel,Ernest Allman and Charles Nelson,were 
chosen from the Albeftileon Club,of which both the groom and the best 
man,Russell Johnsotne, are members.
The church was tastefully decorated with palms,ferns and yellow chrysanthemums.
After the cermeony a supper was served to the bridal party at the home of the 
bride's parents. The color scheme in the dining room was green and yellow,the 
club colors. Festoons of similax were suspended from the chandelier to the 
four corners of the table,which was lighted with yellow shaded candles, the 
centerpiece being yellow chrysanthemums imbedded in mosses and asparagus 
ferns. In th eparlors were branches of Autumn foliage and red shaded candles. 

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