The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-06-09
iIRCE CROP O.
JUNE BRIDES
u.d;;pe Month Starts off Briskly
Rev. Marriott Has Corner
on Business

Three WeuulLS' III
n vicinity during the past week
'.,,pt that our old enemy, D. Cupid,
:. laid in an extra stock OF arrows
hr the June rush AMI is using them
). cood effect. Rev. Y. E. Marriott
- S' been kept busy fitting from
one bridal bower to another the
past few days, having done all the
J, hitching business in sight. We so
/ Mt know whether this is due to his
familiarity or to some cut in rates,
rh;ch he has slipped over'' on
his unsuspecting competitors.
DANEs-CRessLAND
The marriageof Miss Madge Cross
land andLouis E. Danes, took place
At the home of the BRIDES parents
Nr. and Mrs. L. S. Grassland, in
Section 9, at $50, Sunday morning.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Victor E. Marriott and was
not witnessed by any save the MEM
bn Of the BRIDES family. Beauti-
iul simplicity characterized the
union, and the quiet Joy of the
occasion was unmarried by ostenta-
tious confusion. The bride was
simply gowned in white, carrying
white roses. There were no attend
ants. The bride and groom took
their places before an altar of roses
while Miss Geraldine Grassland, a
younger sister Of the bride, played
the wedding march. The short
ring service was followed by a dainty
Wedding breakfast and many happy
congratulations and farewells to Mr..
and Mrs. Danes who left on the
afternoon train for Coolidge, a little
Iown several miles down the river
where they will make their home.
Mrs. and Mrs. Leo Grassland, bro
Sther and sister-in.law of the bride,
came down from Hatton to attend
the wedding.
Miss Grassland has become well
known and well loved among the
young people of the city during her
vacations at home during the past
two years and it is with regret that
they learn of her final fitting. She
IS normal graduate and a teacher
liability and experience. During
the past few months she has held a
position in the schools at Hatton.
Mr.. Danes needs no introduction
70 the valley people as he has been
near Finley for some months and
has been identified with the social
and business life of the town.
The many friends of Mr.. and
MIS- Danes join with the Courier
IN congratulations and as hearty
good wishes as ever were showered
vi bridal pair. Both are held in
Sucii nigh esteem that all who know
!, 'llem are glad that they have found
'ielr Mes happiness in each other.
LARKIN-BLooMER
Ne'' Marriott again officiated at
spretty wedding at the home of Mr..
a'lu Mrs. Frank Larkin, in Weisel's
AZ Aaaltlon Tuesday morning. The
s.'uclpals We're Roy Emerson Lar
~ eloest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
:. .allk Larkin, and Miss Elvia Del.
I'a Boomer, daughter of Mrs Perry
). n'i ol Section !. At 10 O'Clock
). u's bride and groom and their at
,' uall's' Miss Emily Wood and
!, ~ ' Laramore, took their places
4; uie Professional while the we'd
I.'s; s march was played by Mrs.
b.;a AL mother of the groom. Both
u s''us and bridesmaid were dressed
fri."n "hlfe' About thirty intimate
f.s.n uS and relatives of the two
t,;l,', s We're present and each con-
s..;' u'e' to the enjoyment of the oc-
riss ,'i with good advice and good
io.a 'Isht Z luncheon was served be.
'o'e the guests ,c.on,na n;oa l W.
NJ. p's' II r. F. Larkin and Mr.. and
" frank I.arkin to the : p &