Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-26
fORTUNE.kENNE0Y
Wedding TUESDAY

Fargo Forum: Exquisite throughout
in it, appointments was the wedding
Of Miss Dorothca Kennedy, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy of this
city, and William j. Fortune, young
est son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas For
tune Of Bismarck. The ceremony took
place in the St. Marys cathedral, this
morning at ~ o'clock, Father Egan
officiating 'S'S'
The cathedral was beautiful with a
wealth of red and white blossoms and
banked profuscly with palms. AT the
end of each pew bouquet of lilies
of the valley and white roses were
tied with white tullc and along the
rail Easter lilies were banked with
a background OF palnns before the
altar. which was entwined with .Amcri-
can beauties and red carnations.
As the strains of the wedding march
from Lohcngrin played by T. A. Arsel-
ault on the huge pipe organ tloated
through the cathedral the ushcrs of the
bridal party. Charles Kennedy and
Peter Elliott. appeared. They were
followed by the two little flower girls,
little Misses Eleanor and Augusta
Kennedy, sisters OF the bride, carrying
baskets of rose petals, dressed in
dainty irocks OF white with large pink
bows. Next the matron OF honor, MR..
7. f. I'laherty CT Bismarck. sister II
the bridegroom. came in a handsome
gown of pink crepe Il. chine with
pearl trimmings and carried pink roses.
The bride came last in the procession
leaning on the arm Of her farncr. WI"
gave her III marriage.
The entire party was met at the
sanctuary by the bridegroom ard his
attendant, James +. Kennedy brother
of the bride.
The brides gown was indeed bea,,-
tful and the charming bride was new
er more sweet than as she greeted
the attendants and her friends with
a smile as she appeared. The gown
was of white duchessc satin and was
trimmed in a tunic effect with Mech
lin lace net cascaded up the back and
draped gracefully about the trout OF
the gown. The bodice was beautifully
with myriads of pearls. The
bride wore a platinum necklace with
a diamond pendant, a gift of the bride
groom, and carried large bouquet in
OF a hoop shape, made Of
lilies of the valley and BRIDES roses.
The bridal veil was very long one
from a small cap effect,
caught up with lilies of the valley.
While the marriage VOWS were being
aiken music could be heard, and as the
service was concluded, a short hymn
vas sweetly sung by Miss Marie Nc !
-ormick. At the beginning of mass
Miss Mccormick sang Ave Marie by
-uzzi and later Abendstern by Wag-
Ter sounded forth from the pipe or
IAN. Then at the conclusion OF the
mass Miss Mccormick sang a COM
nunion hymn and o Salutaris. AS
he bridal party left the church the
wedding march pealed
orth, while the flower girls strewed
he aisle before the happy couple with
oses.
The bridegroom's gifts to the ma
ron of honor and the flower girls
'ere handsome gold bracelets and to
he ushers and his attendant pearl scarf
ms
After the immediate services at the
athedral, the wedding guests and
ridal party left for the Kennedy home
II North Broadway. where an elabor-
te wedding breakfast was served. The
ooms of the home throughout were
lied with vases of exquisite tall AM
rican beauties and lilies. The dress
,g rooms were equally beautiful with
lacs. II
Two large tables were set for the
reakfast. which were laid for about
fly guests. American beauties again
in large center pieces
nd delicate buds were extended at
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