The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-06-14
NORTH-SHERMAN
Pretty Wedding at Home of Mr.. and
Mrs A. A. Sherman Wednesday
Afternoon

Pretty Wedding at Home of Mr.. and
Mrs A. A. Sherman Wednesday
Afternoon
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A.
Sherman, 527 Pine street, was the scene
of pretty wedding Wednesday after
noon when their daughter, Miss Nora
was united in marriage with Mr..
Dwight q. North. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Dr. John Sweet.
The ring service was used, little Miss
Falice Parker, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
j. .. Parker carrying the ring. After
the bridal party took its place in the
parlor, Miss Blanche keiff, of Marshall,
one of the girl friends of the bride,
sang "Oh Promise Me-" She was
accom- panied by Mrs. DR.. d. II. Lamb
on the piano and by Mr.. Wesener on
the violin. During the ceremony a
pretty musical accompaniment was
was played on the piano and violin by
Miss Gregory and Mr.. Wesener
The parlor decorations were in pink,
white, and green. Palms, potted
plants, and ferns and carnations and
other flowers were used in the decora-
tons as were also pink and white
| ribbons. The bride wore dress of
white Persian lawn simple but very pref
tily made She was unaccompanied.
After the ceremony congratulations
were offered by the assembled company
of about seventy guests and then q
wedding luncheon was served on the
lawn, the following girl friends of the
bride assisting in the serving: Florence
Upham, Gertrude Estey, Helen
Graham. Bernice Keeler, Bessie
Bige!ow, Erma Brewer, Anna Sher
man, and Sadie Greenman.
Mr. and Mrs. North went from the
Sherman residence to their own home
which they have prepared ready fol
their use at 325 West Oliver street, il
the West flats, thereby giving large
number of their friends a merry chase
about the various stations loaded with
rice-all to no purpose. They will bt
at home to their friends after July /.
Both Mr.. North and his bride are
among the best known of Owossc
young people. The groom has livec
here all of his life and the bride th'
greater part of her life. Both al,
graduates of the Owosso high school
Mr.. North having graduated in 1896
and Mrs. North in 1897. After leaving
the high school Mr.. North attended th'
University for q time. He is now {
bookkeeper in the banking house of M
l.. Stewart & Co, where he has beel
employed for some time and is com
petent and trusted employee. He ha
many friends among the business mel
of the city as well as among the younl
people of Owosso. Mrs. North has ais,
q large number of friends in the city
She has been popular member of tn
Methodist church and for the last tw,
years has been most competen
stenographer in the office of the Owoss
Carriage Campany. The presents wer
numerous and fine. The present of th
groom to the bride was china close
filled with fine hand painted china.
Among the out of town guests wer
Mr.. Meron G. Sherman, of Mort
Baltimore, o.. brother of the bride; MI
Earl Starring, Rochester; Miss Eft
Van Horn, Clarkston; Messrs Fran
and Harry Holbrook, Hubbardston
Miss Georgia Tilden, Vernon; Mis-
Mable Walbridge, of ST. Johns; Mis-
Blanche Keiff, of Marshall; Mr.. an
Mrs. Rueprt Paris, Saginaw DR.. Alber
Frieseke, Pittsburg, Kansas; and tn
Misses Ethel and Lena Sherman, Ovid
The heartiest congratulations an
best wishes of many friends are eX
tended to Mr.. and Mrs. North, an
The TINES joins with others in extend
ing them.
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