The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-10
A HANNA WEDDING
St. Pauls Episcopal Church, Cleve.
land, the Scene Of an Elaborate
Display.
The President and Miss Roosevelt
Attend The Forakers Un-
able to Be There.

Cley Gland, O., June 10..-In the presence
OF a large and distinguished assemblage.
Miss Ruth Hanna, youngest daughter of
Senate; and Mrs M. A. Hanna, was united
IN marriage to Joseph Medill Mccormick
OF Chicago, son of Hon. Robert s. McCor-
mick, ambassador to Russia at ST. Pauls
Episcopal church here at high noon to-
day.
The ushers were Howard E. Hanna Of
Cleveland, a cousin of the bride; joseph
M. Patterson of Chicago, a cousin Of the
groom; Robert Allerton of Chicago, G.
W. Beck Of Chicago, Ernest Minor of
Cincinnati, James Barney Of New York.
William Williams of Philadelphia and NAL
com Mcbride of Cleveland.
The maids approached the altar two by
two, Miss Florence Cobb and Miss Mary
Hopkins Of Washington leading. Follow
Ing were Miss Claire Hanna Of Cleye-
land, a cousin Of the bride, with Miss Ade-
iaide Hamilton Of Chicago. Miss Virginia
Johnston Of Ptttsburg, with Miss Frances
p. Lewis Of Portland, Ore, Miss Laura
mckinley of Pittsburg with Miss Eleanor
Patterson OF Chicago, "a cousin of the
groom.
The maid Of honor. was Miss Lucia Nc
Curdy of Cleveland, cousin of the bride
The maids were gowned alike in exuuis-
lite costumes of white silk null over pale
green silk The bodices were ACCORDION
plated over silk, with transparent yoke Of
Valenciennes and point d'esprit lace. The
skirts We're accordion plated and footed
with an applique hounce Of valenciennes
lace. The girdles were Of pale green satin
RIBBON, with long loops and ends. They
wore white lace hats with medallion tops
and with falls Of many soft pale green
ostrich feathers about the crown The
maid OF honOr's gown was like the maids
| with the exception of the silk slip, which
was white. The null was made over
white silk, the ribbons of white satin and
the ostrich feathers white. The maids and
Miss McCurdy carried shower bouquets of
white sweet peas with maiden hair ferns,
The bride walked with her father. Her
gown was creation Of white peau de
sole, made princesse, with bodice effect
OF real lace, with duchesse lace and hand
embroidery In white chenille set with
pearls. The sleeves were Of the null
with fall Of the lace. The trailing skirt
was plain on the floor, with the exception
OF four inset falls of real lace over eacl,
OF which fell a spray of orange blossoms.
She wore a veil over her face, caught in
her hair with orange blossoms. She car
ried a bouquet of lilies of the valley and
white orchids. %,E555.!!
The maids and the maid Of honor pa ssed
up the chancel steps and awaited the bride
at the altar. The groom and his best
man, his brother, Rutherford Mccormick,
awaited the bride and her father at the
chancel steps, where the betrothal cere-
mony was performed by Bishop w. "A,
Leonard. 45.'t<
The president and Miss Roosevelt were
seated in the front pew on the Hanna side
| Of the church. The ceremony was fol-
| lowed by a wedding breakfast served al
s'Glernnore. = President Roosevelt, Miss
Alice Roosevelt and Secretary Loeb ar
rived this morning in special train,
| The gift of the Roosevelts was a sci
OF gold after dinner coffee cups. Mrs
McKinleys offering was a beautiful and
| costly necklace Of pearls and that .of Mr.
and Mrs Mccormick collar of pearls
iandsdianon1s.s E13
| Senator Forakoe did not attend the wed,
ding, nor did either Of his daughters I,
was explained at the Hanna home Tues.
day that the Forakers had been invited
| but had found it impossible to attend.
| Among the presents is a rare old Eng.
| lish tea set with large oval tray. It was
| made in 1900 and was brought direct from
England. The gift, it is surmised, is from
the parents Of the groom.
| Other gifts are a mahogany inlaid din.
ner table. a, side table to match, an an
| ttque carved chair, gold plates. gold boul-
| lion cups. large silver soup tureen and
| trays, cut glass punch bowl and glasses
| silver individual coffee sets, a handsome
! solid silver tray with Tiffany glasses
clocks, old severes plates, an entire silve,
! set of small table pieces, inkstands OF
gold and silver, BRASS gold and silver can.
delabra, Tiffany lamps and many pieces OF
| Tiffany ware.