The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-27
FAY MORRILL, A BRIDE
Many Guests Present at Pretty Church
Wedding in Spokane Last
Wednesday.

The Spokane Chronicle has the fol-
lowing account of the marriage of
Miss Fay NORTH, formerly of Fargo:
The wedding of Miss Fay Morrill,,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Nor
rill, and Edmund r. Week jr., which
was celebrated last Wednesday even
| ing at the Westminster Congregation-
al church, with the Rev. e. L. House
officiating, takes rank among the most
brilliant nuptial scenes which Spokane
has been privileged to witness.
| The church was entirely In green
and white, the bridal aisle being form
ed by attractive clusters Of roses at
each pew The altar was banked and
terraced with syringas, large rubber
plants and ferns, while from the choir
loft were streamers Of syringas. Es-
Ipecially pretty were the gates, which
were banked with smilax and syrin-
gas.
Lohensrin Wedding March.
To the strains of Lohengrin's we'd
ding march the bridal party, led by
Miss Margaret Jeldness and Miss
Edith Culver, flower girls, entered the
church and proceeded to the altar. Fol
lowing the flower girls, who opened the
gates, came the ushers, Hugh Church
Ill, James Clark Jack White and Lynn
Morrill,. Miss Grace Schulien, another
flower girl came next, and was fol-
lowed by Miss Anna Week, the brides
maid.
Mrs. S. F. Crabbe, an aunt of the
bride, matron of honor. was next in
the procession. Miss Ruth Newman,
the little ring-bearer, preceded the
bride, who followed, on the arm of her
father. She was met at the altar by
the bridegroom and his brother, Err
ling Week, best man.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Anna
Week sang several beautiful selec-
lions, Since We Parted, Allitsen; DO
II Love Thee, SCANNED; Boundless
Love, Blazejewicz; and Constancy,
Botford. Mr. SCANNED accompanied
Miss Week at the organ. During the
ceremony Mr.. Scanned played To a
Wild Rose.
Bride Gowned in White.
The brides gown was beautiful
white Inarquisette over white mousse
line, with garnitures OF white rose.
Uuu5 LElIluASQ WIFI NSI-Sttdll letCS. Sone
carried a bouquet Of pink brides
roses.
Mrs. Crabbe was gowned in a shell
pink satin with a chiffon overdress
and trimmed with gold lace and span.
giles. She carried pink roses.
Miss Week wore piEe-blue marquis
cite over white satin, with silver lace
and embroidered trimmings, and car
ried bouquet of white hoses
Little Miss Ruth Newman was in
white organdie, with a large pink
sash.
| The flower girls were all dressed in
white, with pink sashes.
Mrs Morrill, wore a pretty gown OF
white chiffon over white satin,
trimmed with pearl passementerie. She
carried a shower bouquet of pink
roses.
Mrs. william Morrill,, the brides
grandmother, wore black silk, trimmed
with black lace.
Mrs. Week was in old rose satin
with heavy silver lace trimmings.
The occasional, following the cere
mony. which was the ring service
was Mendelssohn'sI bridal chorus.
Reception at MarIboro.
Following the wedding. a reception
was given for the bridal party, the
out-of-town guests and relatives, al
the Morrill, apartments in the MARI
boro. The apartments were decorated
in a color note Of red and pink, the
dining room being in pink and the liv-
ing room in red. Roses were used
throughout.
The bride was formerly Of Fargo, N
d. she has made Spokane her home
for the last Ave years during which
time she has become one Of the most
] popular girls of the younger set. She
lis a graduate of Brunot hall.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund r. Week jr.
left last evening for the east. They
win visit in Chicago and at Mrs
Weeks old home, Fargo, N. D. They
will return to this city and make their
home at zoos First avenue, after
Aug. /.