Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-11
Other News Of Local Interest, In.
cluding Personals, Miscellaneous
Comment and Gossip.
Happiness and Brilliancy.

compliment are Supert1uOuS. The young
ladies. who last evening were admired as
two charming and lovely brides, have long
been regarded as two: of Bismarck's most
amiable and accomplished daughters and
every citizen Of the city congratulates the
grooms upon their good fortune. Nor are
the happy young men without friends and
popularity. Both have been known in the
capital for years and both deserve their
good luck and happiness. DIR. Corson is
one of the leading physicians, not only of
Bismarck, but of North Dakota, and his
ability has won him confiding constitu.
ency, while lis honesty Of purpose and
genial ways have made him popular among
all classes. Mr.. Whitaker has for many
years been engaged in the banking busi-
ness and is now cashier of the First
National bank Of this city. He is honor
able and faithful in the performance of his
duties and has the complete confidence and
respect of the public. In short, it would
be difficult to imagine four more popular
young people, and the congratulations and
good wishes of the community 90 out to
them most heartily.
AT THE CHURCH
AUS O'clock in the evening the beauti-
fully decorated Episcopal church was
crowded with invited guests and friends
who had gathered to witness the ceremony
which would start DR.. and Mrs. CorsOn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker upon their voy-
ages of marital bliss. The words were
spoken by the Rev. Klamath, of James,
town, and the scene was most impress
sive. The brides appeared like twin
queens, dressed alike II magnificent cos
f1vp nF 1o1 80
white faille and wore the conventional
tulle wells. The groomsmep were Walter
COrsOn, of Philadelphia, for DR.. COrsOn.
and Ferdinand Whitaker for O. III, Whit
aker. There were no bridesmaids, the
much more beautiful practice Of having
little flower girls accompany the bride
eesg hs s lit ed a%d Sdsa ladies ho
ley City. The beautiful and impressive
at te wedna narty
g IN me lts residence Of the brides parents on
was rendered. The parlors Of the coy
home, Illuminated with electric light, and
fioWers. % presented M ted hewiIIsrino % in D SCENE y
adorned the rooms and Railways and
among the floral decorations was q
large and magnificent Gypsy basket from
E10hQF
wos 1 snsnanTad nd fro,,o asa an oroh Th;s
vas onnp,nsoJ nf th .,,,st haa ,,t,e..1 a1
woe OnlPuSeu VI e!o nlOoe Oeautliul
initials "H." and "E.,' for Helen and
Edith, appearing in red carnations upon
the hack rr0nnd If snotless white. Cnn-
nd tha a pest s WISHES eoGa lucks
ana the dressings OF Irlends navmg Deen
showered upon the couples, refreshments,
hospitable parents, MI. and Mrs. Hillyer.
than whom there are no more popular en-
s able IN he
The presents receivediby the brides were
as follows: - '..''e -''''''' 80 -'S' A>''1e
Annque silver spoons.M. y. Whtaker.
Miller, Valley City.
z Butter kntfe-mr. and Mrs. =. G. Roberta.
se5eS; G6is. ann and .,no.r-Rav. and Mr., H.nn.th
Js@sstexa: 's g - :, = :. =.
Gold berry spoon- Dr. =; y. Porter.
e'sss nssssali i'e1 Don-Don aash-nf ana h1'' :.
FaEibault. :. b z, !, 3,
ns1as s si1 y and i Ms ss B. tisoRa; Barnes
saiyes;f5smed parlor mirror Fernley.
@aenihosnt French c1eek ls james h. Mcbride.
Pudding diah..Mrs. N. 2, Whitaker.
China @ cup ana saueer-Mrs. Klamath. james
3 Vase Colonel M Mand Mrs; and Mics Little.
Toilet eel, Miss Gilmore. Fe.ibault, Mimi.
silver toliet set-D5. Hose, Fartbault.
Bstsss sad az Ma &s i isssas Hebssss
Silver tea snoona-Rav. I. n Hloan: