The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-08-28

A WELL KNOWN ROCHESTER,
YOUNG LADY AN D sAs
WORTHINGTON MERCHANT h
UNITED IN MARRIAGE LAST n
EVENING. @>A' VI
d" Once more has the little god of
Hymen completed a victory and
Cupid added another notch la his
bow. Miss Avalin Louise French
and Mr.. William CLANCY were.
married at the home Of the, brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin
French, 212 North Prospect street,
at s O'Clock 4 last evening, Rev.
Doran conducting the marriage ser
Give. The home was filed with
friends Of the two young people, as
the hour of came, SO happily de-
scended from One of the upper rooms
and onvered the parlor, Miss Leila
Bush of Dover, paying the Lohen-
grin wedding march. They were
unattened. The bride was. BE-
comingly ;gowned: i'm white batiste,
trimmed with valenoine lace, and
csrieasb BRIDES roses. The impress
sive ring service took place in the
parlor under a bower of. fssns and
sweet peas, a-httle marriage bell o.
sweet peas hanging directly above.
the couple. .R%
After the words which made them
man and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY,
receiving hearty and loving CON
gratulations on all sides, led the
way to the dining room, where
the Misses Ella Gates, Eleanora'
Harris and Frances French served a
wedding supper. .%
The bride and groom departed on
the evening train for Winona. They
will 60 to the cities from there,
spending a few days at the lake
before going to Worthington, where
Mr.. Clancy has pretty new home
awaiting his bride. They will be
at home after September 18th. A
large quantity of rice, old shoes,
etc., at the train testified to them
the good wishes of their friends.
Mrs. Clancy wore a pretty travel
ing suit of brown broadcloth.
The decorations at the French
home were beautiful and deserve
mention. The front staircase was
banked with green interspersed
with DAISIES. The parlor was charm
ingly decorated with pink roses and
palms. The young people stood BE-
fore a heavy bank Of palms and
roses, which was 80 constructed %
to give an indescribably pretty
effect to the room. In the inner
parlor golden glow reigned supreme,
while sweet peas smilax harmonized
in tho dining room. The house was
lighted by electric lights, except in
the dining room, where pink candles
shed their subdued light. The we'd,
ding was one of the prettiest Of the
summer .nsd perfect in every detail.
Mr.. Clancy has lived in this city
for two years, her parents coming
here fromaDover. Last year she was
teacher of the second and third
grades in the Phelps school, and the
Children returning to their studies
this fall will miss teacher whose
presence in the school room was
pleasure to all.
Mr.. CLANCY is a.successful furni-
ture dealer in Worthington, enjoy
ing the respect and good wishes of
all in that tlourishing little city.
May happiness and success be the
portion of tho young couple in their
now home. Gifts of cut glass, silver
and china filling the home, are the
loving witnesses of the regard in
which Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY are
held. /
Among the out of town guests
present 1T the wedding were DR.. E..
J. French, D. R. French, Hon.
Andrew French and wife. George
French and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Alden
French, Thomas Burton and Mrs.
Lockwood of Plainview; Mrs. Hay
den French Ortonville; Mr.. and