The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-27
Miss Hart a Bride Today.

4 church weddins marked with al
the impressive solemnity of the Ro.
man Catholic church was an e OF
this morning when Miss Margare,
Alice Elizabeth, eldest daughter oi
Mrs. Bernard J. Hart. was gwen in
marriage to Mr.. Peter Lacey. The
marriage was celebrated at st. Mi
| a large company of invited guests ant
was the most beautifully appointed
wedding that has taken place in tina;
Church in several seasons.
A half hour before the ceremony
the sanctuary and magnificent nigh
altar We're lighted and while the
guests assembled Mrs. Harry H.. Bur.
ton. the church orsanist. rendered Il
beautiful program OF sacred wedding
music. The church decorations were
confined exclusively to the sanctuary
and Its beauty was more cffec-
tive. The light OF myriads of tiny
electric bulbs was reflected In the glis-
itentng white and gold and the soft
glow of the tall cathedral candles gaze
to the scene a touch of religious
solemni,y. Quantities of cut flowers
made beautiful bouquets for the main
altar n before it was arranged a
kneeling bench for the bridal party
Here just the pure white blossoms
and green were used. low bowls OF
waxy white carnations and potted
ferns making d bank of summary fra
GRANGE before which the bride and
groom pllghted their troth. Seven
wax tapers in large brass candelabra
burned at either end Of the bank.
Lane as ushers seated the guests in
the pews of the main aisle and when
ali had arrived the great pipe organ
sounded the notes Of the Grand ri
umphal march. a sacred wedding
march chosen in place of Lohengrin's
or Mendelssohn's which no longer
will be heard In Catholic churches,
and as the bridal party entered from
the main entrance the three n~riests,
and Rev. Father Hart and Rev. Fa-
ther Schilnmel preceded by ten small
altar boys entered the sanctuary from,
the chapel and We're robed In the rich
yellow vestments for the celebration
OF a solemn high nuptial mass. The
bridal party assembled the aisle and as
the altar boys opened the gates to
the sanctuary they. knelt before the
priests while Monsignor Lemieux per.
formed the marriage service.
At the marriage altar the bride was
gowned in gold embroidered marqui-
settle made over a foundation of SILK
messaline and trimmed with touches
OF gold foliage and rose buds. A real
lace veil. the gift Of a friend in New
York city. was caught with a rope Ut
valley lilies. and golden slippers com.
pleted her costume. The bride car
lried a shower bouquet Of bride roses
and lilies-of-the-valley and a small
white prayer book.
Miss Mary Hart wal her sisters only
attendant and she wore a becoming
gown OF silk marquisette made ovcl
messaline and trimmed with tiny blue
silk roses and silver foliage. Size
wore a large white beaver hat, whit.
satin slippers and carried In arm
John Lawrence Horn. 4 nephew Of
the groom. was best man.
h nuptial mass Immediately fol.
lowed n marriage ceremony and the
full choir sang Browns celebrated
mass. Mrs. B. H. Courtney yer,
sweetly sang as the offertory solo
Rosewig's Ave Maria"
fast was serve at the home of tho
brides mother at 301 Almont avenue
and tho company Of thirty guests in.
icluded only relatives and very close
friends. The home was Handsomely
decorated In pink and white through.
out. baskets OF carnations and burning
icandles being used with smilax and
green foliage. a large white wedding
bell hung above the bride at the tell:
breakfast. Two large tables wer,
handsomely spread and the serving
was done by a Rroup of. young ladies'
Misses Eileen Neville. Bessie Dewey
Berthe Tollefson and Mabel Rice
Mrs. John Sears Of Kempton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey will immediate.
~ go to housekeeping in a COZ homo
at :o7 Almont enu and will be
at home after December 10. Mrs
Lacey as a bride will be generously
showercd with good wishes for she
espe cially cherished in church wo-b
and is a valued member OF both tn,
Ladies' Altar society and the Ynrnl
Ladies' Sodality being secretary of thu
latter organization until her wcddins
announcement. Mr.. Lacey Is a r..
~ esteemed business man AMI ha.
beer In the employ Of e. j. Lanac,
n company for the past clever
years. The young couple were tn,
rccipients OF many beautiful and cost
Away on Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Higgins OF
East Grand Forks left today noon 10,
Dubuque. Iowa. where they viii visit
with Mr.. Higgins sister. Mrs. William
Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins will b,
away until after the holidays.
To Spend Day at Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Courtney and
their little daughter. Miss Marie
Bernadine. go to Grafton this evening
to be Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Mcintyre. They will re.