Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-11
RUTH HANNA IS MARRIED
Senator'S Daughter the Wife Of Joseph
Medill Mccormick.
is ONE OF THE GUESTS
Beautiful Ceremony in Cleveland
Church is Followed by . We'd
ding breakfast at "GIen-
more" the Hanna Home.

CLEVELAND, June 1O.-In the presence
of large and distinguished assemblage
Miss Ruth Hanna, youngest daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Hanna, and Joseph Me-
Oil Mccormick, one of the editors of the
Chicago Tribune, son of Hon. Robert 8.
Mccormick, ambassador to Russia and
grandson of the late Joseph Medill, for
many years owner and editor of the Tri-
bune, were united IN marriage at st. Paurs
Episcopal church at high noon today. The
wedding party entered the church precisely
at noon and passed down the center aisle
to the altar.
The ushers preceded the maids. They
were Howard M. Hanna of Cleveland, a
cousin of the bride; Joseph NJ Patterson
of Chicago, cousin of the groom; Robert
Allerton of Chicago, ]. w. Beck of Chi
cago, Ernest Miner of Cincinnati. James
Barney of New York, William williams
OF Philadelphia and MaIcomb Mcbride of
Cleveland.
The maids approached the altar two by
two, Miss Florence Cobb and Miss Mary
Hopkins leading. Following were Miss
Glare Hanna of Cleveland, a cousin of the
bride, with Miss Adelaide Hamilton of
Chicago; Miss Virginia Hernston of Pitts
burg, with Miss Frances Lewis of Port
land, Ore; Miss Laura Mckinley of Pitts
burg, with Miss Ella Patterson OF Chicago
a cousin of the groom. The maid of honor
was Miss Lucia McCurdy of Cleveland
cousin of the bride
Maids in Exquisite Costumes.
The maids were gowned alike in exqui-
site costumes of white silk null over pale
green silk. They wore white lace hats with
medallion tops and with falls of many pale
green ostrich feathers. 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 sweetpeas with maiden
hair fern.
The bride walked with her father. Her
gown was a creation Of white peau de sole
made in bodice effect in real lace with
duchesse lace and embroidery in white
chenille set with pearls. The sleeves were
of null with a fall of the lace. The trail
Ing skirt was plain to the floor with the
exception of four falls Of real overlace
from which fell a spray of orange bios
SONS. She carried white orchids.
Ceremony in the Church.
The maids and maid Of honor passed 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 betrotha1 cere-
mony was performed by Bishop William
Leonard after which the bride and groom
passed through the aisle to the altar. The
bishop was assisted In the ceremony by
DR.. Billings of Groton, Mass; DR.. George
H. McBrew and Rev. w. II. Jones of this
city.
The,fnusic which was of rare merit, was
under the management of Mrs. s. c. Ford.
The church was decorated with white
peonies. Five immense trees of flowers
stood I'm the chancel and reached to the
tons of the wiAdows. The broad decorative
scheme was set out with most pleasing
effect. The sides Of the church were also
deliberately decorated.
The president and Miss Roosevelt were
seated in the front pew on the Hanna side
of the church The ceremony was followed
by a wedding breakfast at "Glenmore," $50
guests being entertained.
The president and Mrs. Roosevelt left
for Washington at $50 tonight.
The train is due to reach Washington at
o'clock