Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-08-02
Pretty Summer Wedding.

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| The Montreal Herald Of July
oath contains the following ac-
count of the Hodgkinson-S Stephen
wedding which occurred at that
city:
| st. Georges church has been
the scene of number Of pretty
summer weddings this year, the
latest taking place this afternoon
at three O'Clock. when Miss Ethel
Maud Stephen, daughter of the
late Mr., james Stephen, of Mon
treal, and niece Of Lord Mount
Stephen, of England, was married
to Mr.. Albert Edgar Hodgkinson.
late of Coventry, England, and
now resident of Devils Lake,
| North Dakota, U. S. A. A large
number of invitations. we're issued,
many of them to friends in distant
parts of the country. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
10. w. Howard. The church was
effectively and simply decorated
with palms and white cut flowers,
and appropriate music was render
ed throughout the service. The
bride. who was given away by her
brother-in-law, MIR. Harry Tudor,
was charmingly pretty in magni-
ficent imported gown of ivory
duchesse satin, the long sweeping
court train being trimmed with a
founce of accordeon- plated chif-
fon. Orange blossoms we're fast
ened to the side of the skirt, and
caught up with white satin rib
bon. The white satin bodice was
draped with tichu of exquisite
old rose point lace. The transpar-
ent yoke and sleeves were of white
tucked chiffon, the yoke and col
lar made in one. Orange BIOS
SONS were arranged upon the
bodice and around the yoke. A
wreath of orange blossoms was
gracefully worn, and the long tulle
veil covered the BRIDES face and
was spread over ler train. She
wore pearl pin, the gift of the
bridegroom and carried a bic
shower bouquet of white roses
with trails of smilax tied with
white satin ribbon. The bride
was attended by her sister and hel
two little nieces as flower girls
The bridesmaid, Miss Kathleen
Stephen, wore a strikingly origi
nal costume of cream and gold
The gown was of cream crepe d,
chine with alternate rows CT whit
and narrow transparent gold braid
; and a bolero Of white and gold
) The quaint elbow sleeves wer
finished with frill of white ant
gold, and a high ceinture of gol
came to graceful point in front
The skirt was made with panels
, outlined with gold, and fnishe
with two founces Of white acco1
dion plating and narrow gol
: edge. The big white and gol
!. crinoline hat had soft gold color
= ed satin bow, with dull foliage an
= big black rose to emphasize tn
q general effect. Miss Stephen wor
o a pearl pin, the gift of the bride
3 groom, and carried America
Z beauties. The two little fowe
: girls, one dark and one fair, wer
3 the BRIDES nieces, Miss Elizabet
I. Tudor and Miss Eileen Trenholme
: who wore frocks Of white organdi
= trimmed with white lace and tucks
e with founces Of lace to the knees
9 Their hats had poke bonne
8 effect and were. of white chiffo
Z and satin with feathers. Instea
= of baskets, they carried on thei
= arms dainty little reticules tie
: with white ribbons, and bunchs Q
= marguerites. The best man wa
Mr.. Highly, Of Chicago, to WHOM
: the bridegroom gave gold watc]
- chain and locket, and the usher
= DR.. Howard Church and MI
9 Samaurez Carmichael, who receiv
= ed scarf pins. Mr.. Hodgkinsol
= also presented the flower girls will
= pins. After the ceremony smal
9 reception attended only by th
immediate family, was held at th,
: pretty residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Edwin Tudor, 66 Rosemoun
. Avenue. The house was beauti
5 fully decorated with quantities 8
Z cut flowers and palms. The stair
case was banked with palms ane
= stands Of flowers were used. Il
Q one corner Of the drawing room wal
8 a bank Of white flowers and palms
8 where Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgkinso1
2 stood to receive beneath a wedding
8 bell Of white roses. A smalle:
) bell hung in the middle Of ths
z room. Sweet peas and whit.
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