The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-04-24
n AFTER EASTER WEDDING
The Hannett-Tweedy Wedding was
Celebrated at Holy Family
Church EARLY wednesday.

Church Early wednesday.
The first after Easter wedding oc-
Cured Wednesday morning at the
Holy Family church when Miss Ellen
Mary Hannett, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Hannett, was united in
marriage to Mr.. Robert John Tweedy,
of Albert Lea, MINI.
The wedding party arrived at the
church promptly at 8 O'Clock and
when they entered the church doors
Miss Reihsen played Mendelssohn's
Wedding March. AT the head of the
procession were the little sisters of
the bride, Mary and Rachael, as the
flower girl and ringbearer, respec-
lively, the ring being carried on a sill
Yer tray. Following came the bride
on the arm of her father, and the
bridesmaid, Miss Bessie Hannet, and
the best man, DR.. w. l.. Devaney, of
Albert Lea, MINI. AS the bridal par
ty proceeded up the aisle, the groom
came from the vestry room and met
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emory was performed by Father Shea
In a very impressive manner, and
during the rendition of the Nuptial
Mass; the bridal party took seats
within the sanctuary. While the
Mass was in progress several musical
selections were rendered by the full
choir of the church and which added
much to the impressiveness Of the
occasion. Mr.. John Mclaughlin san
with much feeling and expression "a
Dream of Paradise"
The bride presented a beautiful ap-
pearance in a gown Of white Batiste,
trimmed with Irish lace, wearing a
white chiffon nat, and carrying
BRIDES roses. The bridesmaid wore
q white organdie, trimmed with Irish
lace, wearing a write hat trimmed In
pink, and carrying pink roses.
A large number of friends we're
present at the church to witness the
attractive ceremony.
At Its conclusion the wedding par
ty returned to the Hannett home, on
Fourth Avenue west, where a we'd
ding breakfast was served under the
direction of Mrs. Paul Scott. The
arrangements in the DINING room
were very pretty, the decoration be-
ing white and green with a touch Of
yellow. The dinner was served in
four courses, and gathered around
the hospitable table were the rela-
tiyes and intimate friends Of the
bridal couple.
The out of town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. William Tweedy, parents Of
the groom, of Watertown, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ]. Allen, of Sioux Falls, DR..
w. L. Devaney, of Albert Lea, Mimi,
Mrs. Ray Hannett, of Chamberlain,
Miss Myrtle Bremner and Eddie Han
nett, of Canton.
The bride has resided in Mitchell
since the early days of her childhood
and she has grown into the fullness
OF fine womanhood amidst a
circle of many dear friends. The
young lady possesses many delight
full and charming characteristics,
which have endeared her to all. With
ever a pleasant word and a happy
smile as a greeting she was admired
for her c~heerfulness, for the splendid
traits which go toward rounding out
q womanhood of high standing. She
takes with her the best. wishes of a
host of friends for her future happi-
ness. Mr.. Tweedy is a very capable
young man of sterling character, and
occupies the position as state agent
for Minnesota of the Royal Insurance
Co., and occupies a high place in the
national guard of Minnesota.
The bride was the recipient of
many beautiful presents from friends,
which consisted Of cut glass, silver
ware, china and linen, which were
added to by a shower that was ten
dered her Monday evening by Mrs.
NJ. Jacquemai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tweedy left via the
Milwaukee road Wednesday morning
for Sioux City and will go to their
home at Albert Lea, Mimi. The Re-
publican desires to extend its most
sincere congratulations to the bridal
J couple for q long and happy life.
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