Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-27

MINNESOTA
POPULAR DEVILS LAKE PHARRa-
Y AclsT RRlEDE iAT DETRo Il
is* LAST
i: Il: Chas. H Hamil ton. one Of the popu-
lar pharmacists Of the Devils Lake
DRUG; Co, off this city was wed ded last
week Wednesday . Miss olive Louias
lRoainda, Of Detroit, Minnesota M.
Hamilton Il "a general fayorits among
his eacquaintances this city. and
that he has won VI BRIDE who d Il
every respect worthy 81 him - attest
"a By the following from the Detroit
Record q last Frida III I'll.
b; Double veddIna. n! lsS
! T6e home OF Nj Chas. G. sturte
want On Summit avenue, was me
scene*of : very pretty double Wedding
On Wednesday evening. Aug. 18th,
When the two danshte Sc. Olive Louise
and, Martha Roiinad were united In
marriage to$ MI. Charles II. Hamilton
81 Devils Lake, ~. IS; and Dr. Merton
R. Melvin, of MinneaD olis. { s.-; ;:5s=5
The ceremony by which the fortunes
Of these young people were united
was performed gtn the presence Of $
large comp By the Rev. p. N.
Hulett pastor 81 the First Baptist
church Of Detroit, of which the young
ladies have been popular members and
influential workers. ;. 81. y ssa E. 7.' y
\ The commodious rooms Of the stur.:
tevant homo wore Beautifully decorat-
I'D With asparagus, golden rod and
golden glow, and 1t the appointed:
time the wed ding march was played
by Miss Mae Rich. Doris and Mable
Thompson, Dorothy Davidson and
Virginia Norby: acted aa ribbon bear
ers, the Misses Edith Colehour and
Grace Taylor as maids OF honor, and
Hardy sturtsvant and Harry Blanding
Eass best men,. Before the large FIRE
place in the dining. room, which was
most artistioally banked ii green and
yellow, the contracting parties were
met BY the otlciating clergyman and
here they plighted theirstroth ana re-
Eceived the earnest and hearty con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes Of their
many friends II waa q most solemn
aid impressive ceremony. and = IN
respects once the prattaest vedMass
ever celebrated In fhis city w 5 4 s5 III
n 4, All set The parties am ven kaswn
ma ghis iI,saaaaed 81, NE people q
Detroit. The brides were sotA born
here ana there being none who HAYS
I.hsen more popular on prominent IN
Isocial and church circles, the number
l3of their friends and well wishers s q,
this happy occasion Is limited only BY
Efhsss nuShbsr 81 M alequaintancea.
Charles II: Hamilton vas formerly sta
Resident of Frazee; later and for
s stesvreerasl years being employed IS =
pharmacist IN Detroit and now being
employed in the same business NJ at
Devils Lake. N. Oak; and Merton r.
IsMelyin was for several aaEa Is resi.
dent dsnti III & Iris city; removing
ffrom here to Minneapolis for the priir-
pose OF getting into q larger sdeld;
EeWhile the young men are to- be con:
fgratuia ted upon having won as their
Ebridea two oe sDetroit's accomplished
and most charming young aides az ia
u matter 81 general regret that this
double wedding must result In q dis.
Etinct loss % the younger society Of
this
Foil owing the ceremony and the
serving Of frefreshme rents. the young
tpeople were accompanied TO the mid
night trains upon; which they departed
Tor the east, {. and Mrs Melvin for
their future home Ia Minneapolis. and
md Mrs.s Hanil ton for 4 visit Ito
Duluth spartie will " DO M ct
home after Sept 9Th. s.s IS
Among those 10 came to- Detroit
I'll attend the wed ding were Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin, and Hartley,
n. Hamilto ton and Miss Ham
ilton. of Frazee Miss Melvin, 81
minneapolis I; Miss Margaret Watson,