The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-07-22
PRETTY CHURCH
WEDDING.
Marriage Of Miss Robecca Camp
bell and DR. Douglas Mcintyre
Was SolemDized We'd
nesday Evening.

One Of the prettiest church wed.
dings which has taken place in
L'Anse, was solemnized in the
Met thodist Episcopal church, Wed
nesday evening at eight o'clock,
when Miss ,Rebecca Campbell, oil
L'Anse, and DR.. Douglas Mcintyre,
OF st. John, WASH, were united in
the holy bonds Of matrimony.
The church, which was taxed to its
utmost seating capacity, was elabor-
ately decorated with ferns, ground
pine, dasies and syringas, complete
ly jadhereing to the colors, green
and white, and presented q most
beautiful appearance. The altar
was banked with ferns aud syringas,
over which an arch, made Of ground
pine. was erected, from the center
OF which was suspended large
wedding bell made of evergreens,
water lilies and dasies, and beneath b
which the ceremony was performed.
The center aisle was arched with
ground pine, festooned with dasies,
and the end OF each pew was festoon-
ed with ground pine and dasies, tied
with white ribbon.
The windows were also festOoned
with ground pine, banked with ferns
and dasies. On the right from the
altar, the choir was hidden from the
audience by large screen, made of
ferns, dasies and ground pine.
At 7:30 o'clock the following pro-
gram was delightfully."- rendered:
Piano Solo. 'Then You'll Remember Me-" voss
Mise Nellie McCabe.
Vocal Duet. merry Birds Of Spring.. ... White
Miss Emma Menge, Mr.. b. N. Aldri,h,
Violin Solo, "The Flower Song" ....-..... Lange
Mr.. ChsrlesJ. Brink
Vocal Solo, "H Love We're Not" :. Angelo Read
Miss Agnes Aurelia Murphy
Piano and Organ Duet, "Marche Aux FIambeaux''
Mrs. }. B. Smith, Miss Nellie McCabe.
Chorus, Peasant Wedding March. .soderman
The Choir.
Ateight o'clock as the, notes Of
Mendelsshon's Wedding March
sounded through the sacred edifice,
the ushers, Charles Blankenhorn.
Gordon Heughens, Harris Smith,
Thomas Brennan, Walter Seifert
and Jack Campbell, came from the
vestibule, bearing white ribbons,
enclosing the pews, and were follow
ed by the bridesmaids, Miss. Lulu
Blankenhorn, Miss Mable Proctor,
Miss Louise Weber and Miss Grace
Harris. Then the maid of honor,
Miss Florence Campbell; pillow girls,
Rosie Levitan and Gretchen A.
Jackman; flower girl, Grace Camp
bell, who strewed flowers in the path
OF the bride as she, on the arm Of
her father, approached the altar.
Little Jean Campbell, acted in the
capacity OF ring bearer.
The bride was met at the altar by
the groom, accompanied by S. Rus
sell Smith, OF Calumet, who acted
as best man, both OF whom wore full
dress.
The bride was dressed in white
organdie, en- train, with tulle veil,
fastened with syringa blossoms, and
carried shower boqpet OF f~bride's
roses.
The bridesmaids were dressed in
white muslin, wore picture hats, and
carried shower boquets Of white car
nations. The pillow bearers were
dressed in white, and carried white
silk pillows; the ring bearer and
flower girl also wore white.
The ceremony was then performed
by Rev. Horace N. Aldrich, the
beautiful and impressive ring service
being used. During the ceremony
the choir rendered the wedding
hymn.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the bridal party depar ted from the
altar, the bride and groom leading,
followed by the maid Of honor and
groomsman, bridesmaids and ushers
and repaired to the residence Of the
brides parents, where reception
was held, at which many friends
we're present to offer congratula-
tions and best wishes to the happy
couple. The house was tastily dec
GRATED, and in the dining room re-
freshments we're served by Mrs. J..
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