The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-01-09
Mrs. May Cannon Weds at Fargo.
tFrom The Fargo Forum

May Cannon and Robert S. Camp
bell, being solemnized Tuesday |
evening, Dec. 81 at II O'Clock as
the bells rang out the old year
and welcomed in the new at the
home of the bride, 524 Fourth St.
north. Rev. Charles r. Adams,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church oficiated. The marriage
lines were read in the presence OF
tWenty-four guests. The floral
decorations throughout the rooms
were exquisite and appropriate,
profusion of white roses, lilies OF
the valley and carnations being
used with charming effect. The
bay window was curtained by
means Of ropes Of arbor vitae, and
loops Of white satin ribbon, pen
dant from the ceiling to the floor.
and an embankment Of palms at
the base made an effective back
ground for the bridal party. The
archways were hung with por-
there Of asparagus vine, holly and
mistletoe, the sapie pretty green
cry being in evidence all about
the rooms and massed about the
chandeliers. Tall vases filled with
showers Of white roses added
their quota Of beauty to the effect
in general. The dining room
showed the same pretty colorings.
| The table was partly covered with
lace mats and ii ii tn tl,1 center rest
ing upon a large round mirror
stood a huge basket filled with
bride roses and ferns. The man
!. tells and cabinets were covered
, with clusters Of lilies Of the val
ley and carnations. Miss Jessie
Edwards played the wedding
march from the opera, Lohen-
grin, for the bridal party and dur
ing the service Traumerel was
played softly. After. the clergy
: man took his place the bridal pro-
cession led by the little ring bear
er Catherine Rice, filed into the
.. parlor, then came the maid Of
honor, Miss Letitia Campbell, and
, lastly the bride who was escorted
: to place by her son, Blake Can
non, who gave his mother in mar
: riage. The bridal couple took
places under the floral wedding
bell, built Of white roses and ferns
) and after they were pronouced
man and wife congratulations
were shoWered upon them by
those present. An elaborate eight
, course supper was served with
Miss Gladys Carter and Miss Rice
assisting in the dining room. The
! bride wore a beautiful ecru EN-.
broidered voile, made entrain, the
bodice trimmed in yoke effect
with French hand made lace, the
ends being finished with han(
made forget-me-nots. She carri
ed a shower bouquet Of bride
> roses. The brides attendant
! Miss Letitia Campbell, wore !;
= dainty gown of layendar null
q made with a beb waist and shor
puffed sleeves. She carried !;
bouquet Of maid roses. The pref
ty little ring bearer attired in fuf
: fy white French organdie trim
; med in lace never looked sweetel
: than when she carried the we'd
> , ding ring conceled within tht
: petals of a beautiful white rose
Miss Madge Cannon, the charm
ing young daughter. goWned in j;
0 becoming cream voile with trim
!. mings of cream satin ribbon re
ceived the guests, assisted b,
. Mrs, Caroline Hanson and Mrs
! Carter. During the evening Mis-.
Katharine Brown favored the as
semblage with pretty nuptial mu
q sic. It is quite safe to say tina
no couple ever entered the mar
riage state carrying with then
; more hearty good wishes for +;
bright and happy married lif,
1 than do Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell