Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-11

This is an event matrimonial which
has for its most interesting feature
bride who has belonged to Iankton
since her early childhood days-one who
has been reared in oar midst and has
gathered to herself the fullest charms OF
intellectual and physical womanhood
under the shadow of Yankton's spires
and bowers, in the sunlight of its happy
surroundings. She goes forth as child |
OF our young city to new home IN a |
new land bearing with her the fruest
affections OF this community. For
twenty-five brief years she has gladden.
ed the home of General W. ID. H.
Bsadle. the youngest In his flock. the
pride of dotiug parents and the hope of
happy household. Gifted in intellect,
trained to life's highest mission and
rich in natural endowments, she is a
model young American woman brought
| to perfection In Dakota prairie home.
| The groom Is native OF ksnkakee'
| Illinois, but now a resident OF Chicago.
He is q graduate of the university OF
Michigan and is by profession civil
engineer. He occupies high position
in his calling and Is now engaged in lay
ing out and constructing line for the
Chicago g. Northwestern company IN the
upper peninsula of Michigan. He 10
man of ample property, on only son and
has enjoyed twenty six years OF life up
on this earth. He first met the object
of his lifes affection at Ann Arbor col
lege, where he was several years q
student.
The wedding ceremony occurred at
O'Clock last evening at the brides home
on Pine and Sixth streets. A small
com papy of friends assembled to witness
il and they are to-day expressing their
appreciation by happy mention of the
attractions of the wedding. The in
terror OF the house had been transformed
into garden OF fragrant flowers, and as
each different blossom yielded up its
aroma the blended fragrance filled the
room with delielous impalpable
presence.
Rev. D. f. Bradley occupied po:
sition in one corner of parlor and
above his head there swung 8 wedding
bell of flowers. Miss Minnie Jenks
played Mendelssohn's wedding march
upon the piano. A door connecting an
adjoining room swung slowly open i,
{ disclosing the wedding party. Two
tiny flower girls, Louise Bruce and
CLARA Burdick, clad in white and bear
, ing flowers, led the van. Mrs. Beadle
and the groom followed and finally came
the bride, leaning upon her fathers arm.
They crossed the parlor to position
under the floral bell, the father and
mother stepped aside and the officiating
olergymen with clerical precision per-
, formed the ceremony. The promises to
! love and cherish were firmly and Joyous
ly spoken, and when all was ever happy
friends advanced to congratulate the
bride and groom. A plain gold band
ring was brought into service in the
; ceremony, the marriage service OF the
|
q The bride looked her loveliest. A
gown of cream colored silk, the skirt
taslIe truncaisse, corsage with point lace
,, ddTsps.y cad court train, elbow sleeves,
rested gracefully upon her, White un.
dressed kid gloves reached to the elbows
and in one hand she held bouquet of
MarscheI Null roses and ferns. Diamond
ornaments completed the costume.
The groom. as all Rrooms do,
wore modest black apparel, relieved
. by corn colored satin vest. He ap-
peared most attractive to the onlookers
and evidently was enjoying the loftiest
pleasure of his life.
!. A delicious luncheon, served by
t colored walters, consumed an hour, after
the wedding and the evening were most
i. appropriately closed when the bride
sliced the wedding cake and presented
to each guest piece of the same in q
u white, silver bound, box, as o souvenir
J. OF the occasion.
y The bride and groom were remem-
"ith peAuS 20 "Se-
ding gifts, and vast number of con-
q grstulatiens most earnest. This morn
a ing7s train on the Northwestern bore
|. them eastward to their new home and
: their married life has begun. May it be
always as happy is the wish of host OF
friends.
The mistletoe and flowers used in
u decorating were sent by Mr, ani Mrs.
e A. W. Barber from Florida.
70 Mrs. P. K. Bidwell, of Albion
10 Michigan, Mrs. Beadle's sister, and the
BRIDES aunt, Miss Celeste CoughliD, o.
r Mitchell, and Miss Alice Smith, oI
q Sioux Clty, were the attendants upor
the wedding from out of the city.
The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frini
is at No. 119 Garfield boulevard, Obi
go, which is the destination of th'
journey began this morning.
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