Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-09-13
| v ALTON
Beautiful Ceremony Bound
ROHa Ferry and Mabel Wal
ton as One Last NIGHT
Both Young People Are Pop.
uIar in ibis City.--Will
Reside at Pingfee

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"a very pretty home wedding was
that which took place last evening
when Miss Mabel Walton of this
city and Mr.. Rolla H. Ferry, formerly
of Bismarck, but now of Pingree,
were united in marriage by Rev.
Louis Magin at the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. William WAL
ton, on Mandan avenue. About so
friends and relatives were present
The home was prettily decorated
for the occasion, the decorations be-
ing in white and green. At eight
o'clock Prof. Hinckley, who presid !.
ed at the organ, struck up the fam
iliar Lohengrin march, and the we'd.
ding party proceeded to the parlor
where the ceremony was performed
Little Opal Titus, daintily dressed in
white silk, and carrying beautiful
bouquet, headed the party. The
bride was gowned in white chiffon.
MULE, trimmed with yalenciennes
lace and ribbons. The groom was
clad in the conventional black. Mr..
Perry Stanton and Miss Alma Sund-
Iquist acted as first man and maid.
The maid wore a pretty dress of flow
cred tissue lace trimmed .
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The beautiful and impressive ring
ceremony Of the Episcopal church
/ was used, .z# 81
Mrs. Ferry is one of the most
i popular and beautiful young ladies
of the city and~was born and raised
4 in Bismarck She has for the past
three years been employed in the
department store Of A. w. Lucas and
has. by her cheerful and happy dis
| position endeared herself to her COM
q panios and to the public. Her
friends are countless and their good
i wishes are with the happy couple at
i this time.
The groom, Rolla HI. Ferry, is al.
>
50 well known and popular in this
4 city, having for years been EN-.
| ployed in the different drug stores
4 of our CITY,. He is now in charge
| of a pharmacy at Pingree and viii
take his. bride to that place after 6
visit here of few days. .,s
The wedding gifts were numerous
and among them being the following
Writing desk, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Walton. E
| Picture, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Jones.
4 Picture, Mr., and Mrs. J. C, SWEET
i Coffee perco1ator, Mr.. and Mrs. Lu-
i cas-.
I / set Hayiland china, Mr. and Mrs
4 VIM. Ferry. 4
4 / hand painted lamp, Mr.. VIM. Wal,
| ton. Sc -
China closet, Mr.. r. H.rFerry
| Cut glass jelly dish, Melvin Hagen
Cut glass cream and sugar, Chas
Mason.
Cut glass berry bowl. Matthews
and Murphy.
Cut glass vinegar cruet. L. H. Burt
ner. ....a-..-'
Cut glass spoon tray, Mr., and Mrs
Henzler. .f.st- H.. !. iva.
Il Cut glass bon bon dish, Mr.. and Mr.
Geo. Jewel. .9 r., 2e
Cut glass salt and pepper, Carl Jor
genson.
Table mirror, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F
/ Gould. - T.
Set silver spoons, Mr.. and Mrs
John Larson. .--.-i 4
4 Set silver spoons, Opal Titus.
i Set silver spoons Mrs. w. L.. Wat
son. +
/ Set silver orange spoons, Aim;
sundquist. ..5@s RI =
]. Berry spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Young
man. = *s
Set silver olive forks and berr,
spoon. Ara
Dreamer and gravy. a
Mrs. Mae Ryan, Miss Nora o'Con-
! nor. Elizabeth Watson Gronitz, Min
ME Hutchinson, Clara Domyer, Ruth
Hagy, Anna sIattery Anna Logan,
j Catherine Boyle.
Olive fork and cream ladle, Mr..
and Mrs. Hutchinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. f II. Register,
Silver butter and sugar, Mr.. and
Mrs. McAlister.
Mustard spoon, Il. e. Titus.
Olive fork and spoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
iC. H. Alhertson.
jelly knife, Frances Watson.
Silver meat fork, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker Thornley,. Philadelphia
Silver meat fork, Mrs. Mabel sper-.
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