The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-06-20
MITCHELL
NCPrlAl.s.

McGRATiI-M0RRlS NCPTlAl-s.
Another ot ire happy t4ae we'd
ding events y IS The m; riage of Miss
May Frances McG.ath. d: lighter of
Nj. ana Mrs. VIA. McGr~th, and
MIR. Leroy Morris, which occurred
Wednesday afternoon, June -, at
I O'Clock at the home OF the brides
parents, go east Firth Avenue.
Just previous 10 the hour for the
wedding ceremony, Miss Florence
Morris, a sister OF the groom. sang
ON alvey Awake Beloved from
Hiawatha's Wedding Feast, the ac-
compartment being played by Miss
Marjorie Ford. AT the conclusion OF
the song Miss Ford played Meudel-
ssohn's Welding March. and With
the opening strains the bride appear
ed ON the arm OF her father as they
came down the stairway. Advancing
TO the Wedding arch they We're met
by the groom and the pastor, Or. j..
). Hoagland, the former appearing
from an adjoining room. DR.. Hoag-.
land performed the ceremony, using.
he impressive ring ceremony OF the.
Methodist church.
The marriage OF this attractive
young couple was c~onsummated
admist q scene OF beauty, brought
about through the effective and tasty
use of flowers. The coloTs We're pink
and white, With pink and white car
nations in the parlor and dining
room, and the halfway was decorated
with wild roses. The Wedding arch
was handsomely decorated With
peoneis and ferns.
The bride was dressed in a gown Of
maquisette over white mossaliene
and she presented a picture oil loveli-
gave her into the keeping of the man
of her choice. Her going away gown
Nas OF navy blue. She carried a
bouquet of white roses.
After the wedding ceremony was
performed The guests to the number
of twenty-five assembled around the
able for the wedding dinner. which
was served in four courses, by Mrs.
Oney T. Sweet, assisted by Misses
Florence Bras. Pearl Wilson, Gene
We've kearney, Laura Kings and
Edith Smith, who are classmates of
the bride. After the dehgl.tful re-
past had been served, tho bride re
tired to change her wedding gar
ments for her travelling gown. Separ-
ating her bouquet into equal parts
for the young ladies' she tossed them
promiscuously non her friends.
70 one OF the roses was attached a
ing, and this fell into the hands OF
Miss Verna Brown.
The bride is a young lady very
popular among Il large circle of
friends. She has Il charming person
ality that has endeared her to all oil
ner acquaintance. She graduated
from the Mitchell high school in the
lass OF 90, and since then has spent
one term at Dakota Wesleyan. She
has been employed in the past yeal
or two as demonstration for the
Hardie Music Co. For tie past three
years She has sang in the contralto
section OF the Methodist church choir.
Mr.. Morris is a son OF S. r. Morris
president of the Western Nation9.
bank, and at the present time he
holds the position of assistant
cashier. He is a graduate of ia
kota Wesleyan University, finishing
The course Two years ago. He is a
young ma OF sterling worth, and is
hiphly appreciated for his splendid
qualifications. The young couple
We're the recipients of many hand
some presents from friends ana reia
tives. which bespoke the high regard
in which they are held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris departed the
same evening via the Omaha road for
Minneapolis, Chicago, Clinton, Iowa,
Cedar Rapids, n other points for
oheir wedding trip, which is to last
two weeks. On their return they
will make their home at 1905 east
Fourth Avenue. The many friends
will Join in hearty congratulations to
the young couple, who are starting in
their married life under the most
suspicious circumstances which can
not help but bring 9 full mead OF
happiness.