Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-27

rOrity sister Of the bride, charmed her
listeners with three solo selections
Ave Marie" .rMy Heart Is Like A
Singing Bird, Beloved It. Is Morn, &
and Mrs. Myers sang 20, Salutaric.
Hostia, and exactly at the appoint
ed hour Mrs. Charles H. Clapp of OF
tawa, Canada, ushered in the bridal
party to the low, sweet strains Of the
bridal chorus from 'Lohengren.'' From
the vestry first appeared the groom
and his attendant, Mr.. James Brennan,
and stood at the sanctuary, while down
the center aisle Of the church marched
the ushers: Mr.. B. Corcoran Of
Grand Forks, Messrs. Wallace Maher,
Don Prosser, Barney McInnes, L. J..
Wehe and Gerald Brennan Of Devils
!: Lake. Then the brides maids, soror-
lily sisters Of the bride, Miss Elsie
Wolff, Miss Echo Turner, Miss Jessie
Bulge and Miss Gertrude Cunning
ham Of Grand Forks, Miss Rose Com
ny Of Pembina and Miss M. Beatrice
Olson Of Glendale, charming and
sweet in gowns Of blue, rose, green,
pink lavendar and yellow with short
leap wells and shower bouquets. Next
ithe maid OF honor, Miss Mary E. Nor
ton, appeared, looking lovely in an
, exquisite gown of apricot chiffon and
Irare Spanish lace. She wore picture
hat trimmed with plumes in the same
shade and carried a. shower bouquet
I sof yellow roses artistically arranged
with apricot tulle and narrow satin
ribbon bows. The bride, leaning on the
arm of her brother, Congressman II.
ID. Norton, followed. She was radiant
ly beautiful in her bridal gown Of love
Ily brocaded satin and duchess lace.
l.IA tulle veil fastened to her soft hair
with orange blossoms and lilies Of
1.-THE valley cascaded away from her
face, over her shoulders and fell in
graceful folds to the end of the long
court train. She carried an arm bou-
iquetS brides roses and lilies Of the
VALLEY At the conclusion Of the mass
1.-THE bridal party left the church while
Mende lsshon,s wedding march peeled
forth from the big organ.
The breakfast served at the Chau-
ltauqua cottage by Mrs. Thomas Burke
of MinneWaukan Misses Pauline and
IInez Serumgard Of Devils Lake, also
i Alpha Kappa Theta girls, and Miss
Emma ]. Burke of Bismarck, was the
Hast word in elegance of detail. Stream
lers Of gold and white and huge bunch.
les of yellow roses decorated the walls
land ceiling; OF the living room where
1.-THE bridal party and thirty intimate
friends and relatives were seated. "a
magnificent cut glass bowl filled with
brides roses decorated the center Of
the long table. while small bouquets
OF bridal roses and lilies of the valley
land yellow candles were used with
charming effect down each side.
The happy couple departed in the
afternoon amid showers Of rose leaves
for Chicago, where they win be the
lguest OF relatives and friends FOR seg-
teral days. They win then 90 TO Wash.
lington, D. @, and other eastern cities.
The bride travelled In a beautiful
brown tailored suit with small hat
trimmed with Cope nhagen blue French
lplumes.
j MI. and Mrs. Brennan are both
graduates of the University ct North
Dakota, and during their college DAYS
were unusually popular. gdr. Bren.
nan Is now u member OF the law arm
fof Brennan & Brennan, and Is young
man Of culture and sterling worth.
land has already won the respect ana
Icon6d ence OF thousands or North Da-
kota people who viii wish the great
est happiness and prosperity FOR him
lself and his lovely bride.
| Mrs. John n Dillon of Houghtonl.,
michigan, sister Of the bride, and son,
Master John il. Dillon, were among
the many out Of town guests Ut tie
wedding
Clarence Wagness has come from
aIampd den, where be has been farming
for the past rear. and viii be a guest
AT the home Of HIS sister, Mrs. 3.
Routier, for an extended Visit
Mr.. Frank Schultz has returned
from ,e Grand Forks where she was Inc
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