Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-12
WEDDING Of MISS GAGE
WEDDING OF MISS FLORENCE
GAGE TO Mr.. F. &. YOUNG
OF CHICAGO.
CEREMONY TAKES PLACE AT THE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH LAST
NIGHT.

Another of the Daughters Of Bismarck
United in Marriage-Pretty Wedding
Ceremony and Charming Reception
at the Home of the Bride.
A very pretty and impressive we'd
ding ceremony was that which united
Mr.. F. E. Young. of Chicago, and Miss
Florence f.. Gage, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. j. r. Gage in marriage. The
ceremony vas performed at the Epis-
copal church at half past seven o'clock
Wednesday evening. The church and
altar We're tastefully decorated with
guests filled the church to its capacity
some time before the wedding cere-
! mony.
At the hour set for the ceremony the
wedding party assembled the aisle, TO
the strains of the Mendelssohn we'd
ding march. played by Mrs. F. j..
Rupert, violin obligato by Mr.. Gard.
Little Miss Louise Merit was ring
bearer, carrying a pillow upon which
rested the wedding ring. The bride
was escorted by her father. and looked
charming in white crepe de chine over
taffeta, with hand made applique and
wearing orange blossoms which were
gathered by Miss Davidson in Cali
fornia, and sent for the occasion, She
wore a bridal veil and carried brides
roses. The maid of honor was Miss
Lulu Satterlund, who wore white
MULE over pink taffeta with trimmings
of real lace. and carried pink roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Helen Will
SON, who wore white mousseline de
sole over silk with trimmings of real
lace, and carried white roses. and Miss
Mary Foley, who was gowned in yell
low crepe de chine over silk and car
ried yellow roses and ferns. Mr.. Cid
Taylor and Milan Ward were the
ushers.
At the altar the bride was met by
the groom, who was attended by his
brother. Mr.. Heusted T. Young. Of Chi
cage. The bride was given away by
her father. and the wedding ceremony
was the impressive and beautiful
ritual of the Episcopal church, per
formed by Rev. a. A. Joss. Al the
conclusion OF the ceremony the wed
ding party left the church to the
strains of Lohengrin.
Following the wedding ceremony
was q reception at the house. at which
many of the friends of the happy
couple attended and extended con
hratulations. A dainty wedding
luncheon was served. and the bride
and groom We're showered with good
wishes.
: Miss Gage has been a daughter of
Bismarck. and is a sweet and charm.
; ing young lady. a talented musician, a
:. prize for any young man to win. Mr.
[ Young is a rising Young business man
t Of Chicago, and the only tinge of re
greet lies in the fact that her home
will hereafter be in that city. where
Mr.. and Mrs. Young went last night
The best wishes of Bismarck friends
for a long and happy life go Will
: them.
: Many elegant wedding presents
: We're received by the bride and groom
a partial list of which follows:
Book, f. y. Watkins. cream ladle, Nj
' and Mrs. J. S. Plants and daughter; doiley
, r. White; chocolate pot, Mr.. and Mrs. E
i Northrop; china chop plate. Mr.. and Mrs
Il McilGlivray and Miss Montague; jewe
y case, Mrs. w. II. Francis; book, j. G
Alice; center piece, Governor and Mrs
White, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Register, Mr.
and Mrs. Newton, Mr.. and Mrs. Kruhm
e Mr.. and Mrs. o. II Will. Mr.. and Mrs. w
l. II. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Woods, Nj
and Mrs. C. NJ. Dahl, Miss Nathan. Mrs
S Eppinger, Mabel VIII. John and Donal
Woods. cut glass water bottle, Mr.. an
g Mrs. w. S. Marsh; cut glass HAPPY, MI
q and Mrs. w. A. Falconer, Miriam Bentle
e and Harriet Falconer: cut glass salt an
pepper, Sela Pierce; fruit knives, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. s.. Marsh; cut glass bowl. Paul n
S Saube and F. j. Moore, F. l.. Kiekel; GU
glass happy. w. v. Hughes: cut glas
e happy. Mr.. f. A. Williams and family: Gu
glass bowl Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Patterson
I Mr.. and Mrs. A.. w. Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Moore; cut glass sugar and cream, J
S r.. Jackson; sugar she'll. Mr.. and Mrs. f. r
Chase: gravy ladle, Mrs. l.. Il. Dale; hal
dozen teaspoons. James. George and Mrs
4 Fortune; meat fork, Mr.. and Mrs. Me
Glashan; ladle. Bishop and Mrs. Edsall
i meat fork. Jennie and VIM. j. White: gray,
ladIe. Mrs. NJ. Il. strauss ana MISS strauss
g bon bon spoon. Mrs. VIM. r. Bowen; hall
2 dozen forks, Miss Ella Fortune. table mir
ror. Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Gilbreath: cut
glass water bottle, Mr., and Mrs. F.. G
Patterson; bon hon spoon. b. Hoskins. teG
S urn. Mr.. and Mrs. /. p Baker: water color
s Miss Shortridge; silver spoon. Miss Kate
q Thomas; hand painted and burnt WOOD
n piece. Miss Kupitz and Miss Mather
half dozen oyster forks. Mr.. and Mrs. r
w. Sperry. silver tomato server. Or. ant
Mrs. Matchan; book If poems. Mr.. ana
Mrs. 4. Wneeier, bear robe, Misses Satter
lund Miss Logan. Hugh Scott, j. G.. Quin-
Ivan, Cid TAYLOR. Milan Ward half dozer
: oyster forks. Mr.. and Mrs. Tubs. sugar
c shell. Miss Rugar. sugar shell. Mr.. ant
Mrs. n. e. Close cold meat fork. Mr.. Mrs
4 and Myrtle Brown; pie knife. Miss Settle
Q Mrs. Donnelly and Mrs. Beardsley; salit
fork, Mr.. and Mrs. Cochrane. olive spoon
Miss Britton; berry spoon. Mr.. and Mrs
c. b. Little, china chocolate pot, Mr.. AM
Mrs. j. w. Foley; half dozen tea spoons
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