Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-26
DIR. 'HARDAWAY MARRIED.

Dhs 'f1AnOAWAY MAhhlEO.
The wedding Of Miss Ola Mae
Clarkson to DR.. A. M. Hardaway, of
EWashburn North Dakota, was solem-
nized Tuesday eve, June 16, at $3.50
in the Methodist church at Big
Spring, by Rev. G. B. Overton, of
Campbellsville, KY.
Mrs. Harry Kemper of Iryington,
the brides only sister, was matron
of honor; Miss Etetha jacob of Mil
waukee, maid of honor; Miss Fannie
Hardaway of Big Spring, niece Of the
groom's, bridesmaid; Frank Thomp-
son, of North Dakota, was the best
man, and the ushers were Mr.. Ho-
gan of Chicago; Philip Carter, Jack
sonville, Fla; Harry Kemper and
Pierce Hardaway.
| The church was tastefully decorat-,
led with potted plants. A canopy Of
smilax was over the entire altar and
where the bridal party stood. Newell
posts supporting great punches Of
white flowers and tied with tulle,
marked the places reserved for, the
1 families. n
Before the ceremony beautiful
musical program was given Miss
Lady Clarkson sang Loves Token"
and just before the entrance Of the
bridal party Mrs. Milton Bardwell of
Louisville sang Cupid Will guide
The bridal chorus from Lohengrin's
was played as the bridal party made
their entrance. "Rubenstein's Melody
4 in Sharp" was played during the
/ ceremony. Mr.. Pierce Hardaway and
Mr. Kemper led the procession, fol-
lowed by Miss Hardaway alone Then
4 Mr.. Carter and Mr. Hogan Then
Miss jacob alone, followed by Mrs
Kemper alone, after whom came the
bride with her brother, Mr. Ben
Clarkson. They were met at the altar
by the groom and his best man. At
the conclusion of the ceremony the
bridal party left the church to Men
delssohn's Wedding March.
4 Miss jacob wore an empire gown
of pastil pink messaline. She wore
her hair in aspsyche and wore Grecian
i bows
i Miss Hardaway wore charming
4 lingerie costume Of pink and white
made on modified empire lines. She
wore a Grecian ornament in her hair.
II Both she and Miss jacob carried arm
i bouquets Of sweet peas.
Mrs. Kemper wore her wedding
4. gown of sequin, built upon a founda-
ton Of accordion plated chiffon over
4 taffeta. She carried Bermuda lilies
and wore spangled aigrette in her
& hair
4 Miss Clarkson's gown was one OF
4 rare beauty. It was of real point lace
made over duchess satin and chiffon
and was made empire. The yoke was
OF transparent pearls and had a Der
} tina of real lace and carried French
: bouquet of lilies OF the valley.
The bride gave her maids lovely
pearl pins. M NJ # 3
a reception at the home of the
brides mother followed the ceremony
The sitting room in which the bride
and groom stood to receive congrat
! ulations was charmingly decorated
with palms and ferns. The windin,
stairway in the hall was draped ii
green foliage, and the parlor was dec
j GRATED in southern moss. The dinin,
room was the most beautiful of all
being decorated in quantities Of PIN
sweet peas foliage and a canopy o
, smilax. The table was oval in shape
in the center of which was a larg
silver tray, As soon as the bride al
rived she placed her bouquet on this
At either end of the table was a fivt
tapers and shades. The place card
were hand painted slippers done b
d Miss Jacob. The ices and mint
were in pink. The brides cake stoo
on table to itself. It was iced i
white with a pink candy basket, whic
held pink sweet peas. The ping sati
ribbons to which were attached tn
thimble. ring and dime, hung from til
side of the cake. E Il
DR.. and Mrs. Hardaway left fo
Washburn, North Dakota, where the
will make their future home.
Mrs. Julia Clarkson entertaine
with q house party in honor of he
daughter several days before the wet
ding.
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