Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-19
TURNER WEDDING BIGENENT|
Turner Home Fittinglly Decorated
for the Wedding Fifty Members
of Influential Family Present 81
Young Couple Will Take a Trip TO-
. Seattlc-Bride Known in Bismarck.

Gladstone, June 1S.-At the beau
'tiful country home of Mrs. Mary
H. Turner. Just south of Gladstone,
her only daughter, Vivian, was at
high noon Wednesday, united in
marriage to Mr.. Oscar A. Ditsche.
The impressive Episcopal ceremony
was used by Rev. j. s. Brayfield, rec
tor Of st. Johns Episcopal church.,
Of Dickinson, and about fifty rela-
tives and representatives of Stark
county's oldest and most influential
families witnessed the union of these
two representative young people. 81,
Promptly at the hour the bride,
appeared among the guests, attend
ed only by her little niece, Adelaide
Turner, who carried the ring on a
pillow Of white, while the Lohen-
grin wedding march was played by
Mrs. J. E. Messersmith of Dickinson
and Mrs. Prindle of Gladstone.
Throughout the service they played
the soft strains of a melody from
Hauser. AS this changed to Men
delsohn's wedding march, the happy
couple were showered with congrat-,
ulations and good wishes. Miss Eva
Alcott was at her best in Cali for
YOU" by D'Hardelot. 1.
The brides clear brunette type
was well set off by her gown which
was q lace robe over white silk.
She wore white picture hat and
carried bride roses. The little riAg
bearer was also all in white In a
frock of lawn and lace. ~ r
The entire house was very elabo-
rately decorated. Green and white
was the color scheme and each room
had decorations of ferns, smilax,
white roses and carnations in pro-
fusion and other June flowers. u
A FIVE course wedding breakfast
was. served to the guests by Mrs. L. :
A. Simpson and Mrs. S. L. Carroll Of
Dickinson, assisted by Misses Cora
Simpson and Margaret Currie. Miss
Eva Alcott poured coffee.
No spot could have been more ideal
or no day more perfect for a June
wedding. The Turner home, with
its : extensive grounds, beautiful
groves and scenery, was fitting
background for SO simple and pretty
a wedding and the guests spent the
afternoon visiting with the bridal
couple and roaming about the
grounds |'' * T. 49,. ~. ,@"'EE
Mr.. and Mrs. Deitsche expect to
take a, trip to Seattle later, but for
the present will remain In Glad:
stone, where the groom is a leading
young business man and member
of the firm of the Gladstone Mercan-
tile company, where his genius and
ability haev won him high esteem
among his business associates. n
The bride is one of Stark county's
fairest daughters, She attended
school most of her life in Bismarck
and is graduate Of the high school
class of 1906. She has large &C
quaintance among the young people
of Bismarck and Dickinson and Man
dan with whom she is very popular.
Among those present from out OF
town were Mrs. p. G. Remington,
Miss Eliza beth Remington, and Miss
Eta Hoskins OF Bismarck; Mrs.
Mary Bullmore Of Glen Ullin, sis
ter of the groom, Miss Marsh OF
Brainerd, Mimi, Senator and Mrs.
l.. A. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Messersmtth, Mrs. S.. L. Carroll,
Misses Cora Simpson, Eva Alcott,
Margaret Currie and Miss Sellers.
al, Of Dickinson; Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Koesel Of Richardto,n and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Connolly Of Edton. Il, =,