Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-19
Welded At
THE Church
Popular Young Gauple United
10 Marriage by Reverend
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met at the affair by hes, c ~. fHir-
fis and the arunIl, Accompanied hT
his best man RoherT Dgteagh
The bridal party efaaisoes. Of Miss
Is Herron. and Moore, Miss Wernsa
Wright, flower girl Miss Barnes 4
sister OF the bride. maid Of h0nor-
The impressive ring ceremony MAJ
used in the marriage service,
The brides gown was a white char
hleuse., trimmed With princess lace,
and her going away gown was a blue
diagonal sGiting with hat to- match.
The brides attendants Were goWned
in pink chiffon, the maids carrying
bouquets of pink rosebuds. the flower
girl carrying pink and white sweet
peas.
The happy couple Were. escorted
from the church by the members OF
the bridal party to the music OF Men
deIssoln's Wedding March, and the
and groom to the home. of Mr. and
Mrs, Earness where a wedding sup
per was served. The bride. threw
her bouquet from the upstairs balcony
to the attendants, who were waiting
the lawn below, Niss Elsie. Heron
OF PittsbTrg, niece of the bride, being
the lucky one
Immediately following this the
guests repaired to the dining room,
which had been deliberately decorat-
ed for the occasion, having suspended
above the center a basket filed with
roses, and the dining room, az well
as the house throughout, was a regG-
Lar rose bower.
The newly welded couple left on
the Limited" for a short trip to-
Missouri points, and will be at home
In two weeks. Their departure was
Witnessed by a host Of friends and
the customary rice shower was in evil
tence.
Both Of these young people we're
born in Bismarck, being children Of
early settlers In this city, and have
grown up and been educated In the
city schools. They are active work
ers in the: Sunday school and Young
Peoples society Of the: First Presby-
terrain church, The groom is one of
the employees Of the First National
bank Of this city, They were recfpf-
ents OF many useful and beautiful
presents from personal friends and
relatives. The groCn's gift to the
bride was a diamond pendant. On
their return to the city they will re-
side on upper Sixth street, where
their home is now waiting for them.
The best wishes for the future of
a large circle OF friends are extended
to the happy couple In which the Trib-
une Joins, The ughers at the church
were: Harold Winchester, George
Little, Frank Keenan, Frank Grady,
Harry Hutchinson and KetcheIl Al.
lensworth.
The out OF town guests were: Lloyd
Wright Of Chicago, brother OF the
groom, and Miss Deborah Hall.