The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-12-26

The ceremony was performed III
/ the llgle-nook of the living loom
which presented the appc lrance Of
most beautiful altar The man
TIE was banked with southern snilaX
and pink and white carnations
From each end Of tn gradually
desc nding to the floor palms III
/ graduated heights were set, So as
/ TO form hollow semi circle facin.
( the pariOr. The archway above
was festooncd in southern snilaX
among the featherv sprays OF which
hOvered a snowy dove. y white
rug completed the beautiful setting.
At seven and n quarter o clot k
/ Miss Florence Anderson at the
piano, played the wedding march
+ from LOhengrin at the first notes
Of which the six ribbon bearers,
gowned in pink and blue, the wed.
ding colols. took their places al
/ the turns in the line Of march, thus
forming and preserving the nece,-
sasary angles At the foo5 of the
stairs, fastening the ribbon ends,
were the Misses Caroline Gillette
and Har' lett Rounds
Guiding the ribbons with their
right hands. and carrying bas kets
Of roses in their left, came the
Misses Grace Manchester, Harri
Van Brunt, Eugene Hollister, Dor
othy Dennis, Ruth Case and
Josephine Rogde, the last two stop
ping at the altar.
The minister and groom took
their places at the altar, aud little
james Todd, brother of the bride.
heralded the approach Of the bride
as he advanced down the aisle
bearing white rose with the ring
hidden in It's heart.
The bride appeared on the am
Of her father who gave her away,
and was followed by her sister,
Miss Eva Todd, rs maid of horor.
During the ceremony. the pianist
PLAYED softly the sweet strains of
Traumerel' aud during the greet
ings and congratulations, MendelS-
sohn $ wedding march pealcd forth
IN eXultant tones.
The bride was never more beauii
tul than on this OCCASION. Size
wore an exquisite gown OF llgh'
blue chiffon velvet and chautiIly
lace, en- train, with Leavy hand
embroidery. in rose design set with
briliants. The bodice and dra
perr were Of lace and clusters OF
rAuuisii. French roses gave Il iinai
artistic touch to the costume. The
veil forming cap on her head,
was held in place by lilies of the
valley, and then swept in tlimy
grace to the end Of her long train
She carried q shower bouquet o.
cream roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor was gowned in
pink brocaded crepe lie meteor and
carried pink roses.
Light refreshments We're served
in the dining room the decorations
OF which were similar to those else
where In the center of the Table
surrounded by Il wreath OF SmilaX
stood the bri les cake ornampnted
with brides roses Bowls OF frappn
preside! over by the Misses Care
line Gillette aud Harriet ROM l.
o cupled the ends of the table
The bride cut the cake. aud the
guests were served standing. by
sle Misses hfarie love, /, TIA SiIarp
Freda Veal, Vera Nreeland and
olga kognesS. Each guest was
given little white box of bride +,
and grooms cake. lied with white
ribbon.
The large array of gifts combined
the beautiful with tie useful ant
. practical. every one of which vii
, find Il place and fill Il special neet
in the new home.
. The gift of The pride parents
, was a baby grand piano aud II com
plete mahogany bedroom set.
The bride gave her bouqnet {,