Porter, John Allen and Porter, Ada V. (née Jordan) (Married)

Wedding Bells

A very pretty home wedding took place

at the residence of Mr. and Mr. John Jordan,

West Ops, yesterday at three o'clock, being

the marriage of their youngest daughter Addie

to Mr. John L. Porter of Manvers. The

ceremony was performed by Re. S. McCauley

of Oakwood, in the presence of a large number

of invited guests. The bride looked very

pretty in a gown of cream stain suitably trim-

med, and carried a handsome boquet of bridal

roses. She was assisted by Miss Hogg

of Oakwood and Miss Maggie Sinclair of

Cambray. The little Misses Lillian and Pearl

Jordan, nieces of the bride, acted as maids of

honor. The groom was supported by Mr. N.

L. Jordan and Dr. Porter, brother of the groom.

At the conclusion of the interesting ceremony

all repaired to the handsomely decorated din-

ing-room, where a rich wedding repast was

partaken of. The presents were numerous,

costly and handsome, the bride being very

popular among a large circle of friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Porter left on the evening train for a

short trip among the Thousand Islands, follow-

wed by the best wishes of numerous friends for

future happiness and prosperity, in which THE

WATCHMAN joins.