Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-04-21

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NUPTIAL even
ONE OF DEVILS LAKES FAIREsT
DAUGHTERS BECOMES BRIDE. &s
Last evening in the presence of the !;
immediate family and number of in-
innate friends, at the home of Hon.
and Mrs. M. H. Brennan, East Fifth
street, was solemnized the marriage OF !
their only daughter, Mary Regina to i
DR.. Charles Horace Clapp Of Boston,
Mass. r." III ..sf5a, I.
Exactly at the hour of five, Misses
Mary E. Cairns and Ruth Dodge, pre-
siding at the piano, the bridal party
were ushered in, to the sweet strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march,
The bridesmaid, Miss Eleanor e. s
Norton, first appeared upon the
stairs, looking lovely in a gown Of gold
cloth, banded and girdled with hand
made embroidery. She carried a big
arm bouquet of yellow roses artistical-
ly arranged with bows and streamers
OF yellow satin ribbon. Following her
came Miss Brennan, leaning on the
arm of her father. The young bride
was beautiful in a handsome gown OF
white satin, trimmed with draped ov-
erdress Of rare old lace. A lace edged
tulle veil, fastened with a wreath OF
orange blossoms, fell In graceful folds
to the end of her long train. Her
shower arm bouquet was Of lilies Of
the valley and marguerites. p.
Awaiting the party before the fire.
place in the big living room, where the
VOWS were plighted, were the groom,
his best man, Daniel v. Brennan and
Rev. Father Augustine, of st. Joseph's
Catholic church. After the ceremony
es were showered upon the newly we'd
i. ded pair and then the guests repaired
to the dining room where dainty re-
freshments we're served by Mrs.. Yer
non P. Squires and Mrs. Thomas Ga
gan. ,.. "a. E
At half past six Mr.. and Mrs. Clapp,
: Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan, Mr. and Mrs.
!, squires, Dean Ella Fulton, Dean nd. A.
Z lBrannon, Mr.. and Mrs. John nv. Ma
!, her, DR.. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Gagan,
Miss Mary.yB Norton, Miss Mary H.
g Cairns, James Brennan, Matthew :KaE-
enaugh, Miss Eleanor Norton, Daniel
:. Nv. Brennan, Gerald Brennan and Rev.
: Father Augustine sat down to a deli.
cious wedding dinner. Misses Anna
Conmy, Nettie Haley, Ruth Dodge and
+ Master James Conmy assisted in sery~
/ ing. i, s5y55l; =.G..s Gz.s # 3z::@a5si z4s:asi
4 .Daffodi1s, southern smilax and stater
q ly Easter lilies were used to decorate
r the parlors, halls and living room,
= while the dining room was decorated
with wide satin bows and streamers OF
! yellow ribbon and l. banks OF yellow.
daffodils and smilax. >. =. f:z$55 szS
Mrs. Clapp's travelling suit was OF
. tailored London gray with hat and
3 gloves to match. f. " y t#
i The happy couple left on No. 2 and
0 will by easy stages proceed to Boston
where they will be at home at 1S At
lantic street South for month or so.
They will then go west as DR.. Clapp is
at present engaged in expert work for
the Canadian government geological
X survey and for mining and marble CON
4 Germs on the Pacific coast. .:15. 3 Z. 5::5- St
The bride was the recipient Of
many exquisite gifts of cut-glass, sill
: yer and linen from loving friends who
much regret to see her leave their
midst, for of all the Devils Lake girls,
/ none were ever more loved than Miss
= Brennan and never from this city went
$ forth a sweeter,, dantier bride. She is
; a graduate of the local high school
and the state university and has been
a very popular member of the teach
: ling force of both institutions Hosts
of well wishes follow her 10 her lar
/ away home. Dr. Clapp is q graduate
] Hof the Boston school OF Technology,
having been connected with the facul-
ties Of both this well known eastern
!. Institution and the university Of
q North Dakota. He is a yolng man or
! remarkable ability and sterling man
hood, worthy OF his lovely young bride.
2 The out Of town guests were, Prof
land Mrs. Vernon r. Squires, Dean Ella
] N. Fulton and Dean NJ. IA HBrannon
OF the University Of North Dakota I
8 Mrs. Gilbert EElken ~ llaaygilIe and
/ q Mr.. Matthew KaVanaugh of e,rary
Nj USIcAL COM led \
I I I COME HERE.