The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1914-11-26

nave the best wishes OF many friends for
happy welded life.
LEE.SMI1H
Bellingham (Wash.) American -Reveille.
Nov. Sth: Beautiful In every detail was
the wedding that was solemni1ed last
evening at $50 O'Clock at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis c. Smith. on Lake
street. when their younger daughter. Net
tic Adell became the charming bride Of
Mr.. Theodore Lawrence Lee. Of Oakes, N.
ID. Preceding the ceremony. Miss Amy
Cleary. accompanied by Miss Mabel
Cleary at the piano and Miss Helen Kelly
on the violin. sang 20 Promise Me-"
which was Immediately followed by Loh-
engren's wedding professional played by
Miss Cleary and Miss Kelly. announcing
the approach Of the bride and groom and
their attendants. The groom and grooms-
man. Mr.. Allen Knight. entered the living
room and took their places before an dm-
provised altar arranged in front Of the
large bay windows. where they awaited
the approach of the bride and her party.
which descended the stairs from above.
The stairway was gorgeous with vines Of
smilax. while the hall below was made
most attractive with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and roses arranged with greens.
The bride was preceded by the brides.
maids and ushers.
Miss Gladys Stephen and Mr.. Kenneth
Campbell. marching together. Miss Kelly
Laird Of Seattle. and Mr.. Theodore
Mobiles. Miss Grace Earies and Mr.. Joe
Earles. who formed an aisle to the altar
for the bride and her maid of honor. Miss
Clarissa Boryeson.
Miss Stephen wore q pretty gown Of
pink crepe de chene with an accordion
plating tunic and touches of white and
cap was Of white and silver lace. Miss
Laird wore charming gown Of lavender
ripple csspe with trimmings of silk lace
and fur. and dainty Juliet cap Of white
silk net with pink lace and rosebuds.
Miss Daries wore a becoming gown Of
yellow charmeuse with opalesceRt trim
ming and . Juliet cap of gold lace All
carried shower bouquets Of violets and
iiies-of-ths-valley. Miss Borgeson wore
q striking gown Of Nile green charmeuse
with drapes Of irrediscent trimming and a
pretty Juliet cap Of chiffon. She carried
. shower bouquet Of pink roses and
lilies Of f-the-valley.
The bride was handsome in her we'd
ding robe Of pan satin of ivory tint with
bodice. sleeves and overdrape fashioned
with opalescent pearl net. Her bridal veil
Of silk not was fastened to her hair with
q wreath Of orange blossoms and fell in
graceful folds to the bottom Of her long
court train where 1t was made the same
width Of her train and caught with
orange blossoms Her only ornament was
q platinum lavnlliere set with diamonds.
q gift Of the groom. A shower bouqukt
Of MlIes-of-the-v valley completed her gor-
geous costume.
The ceremony. which was witnessed by
seventy relatives and friends Of the
young couple. was read by Rev. James
u. Wilson. Of the South Bellingham
Presbyterian church. The altar was
banked with ferns while at each side
stood . tall white pillar on the top Of
each being q basket OF ferns which hung
down. covering the pcdcstnls. The couple
stood under an artistic wedding knot Of
pink and white ro-es. arranged with
touches Of green. Incandescent lights Of
Sarious colors were strung throughout
the rooms. The chandeliers were adorned
with smilax.
Immediately following the ceremony q
reception was held. when Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. BorEeson,
uncle and aunt Of the groom: Mrs. W. H.
North. sister of the bride. received with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Smith wore a
pretty gown Of wisteria crepe metear
with touches Of gold lace. while Mrs.
Borgeson wore old rose satin with trim
mings OF gold and embroidered chiffon.
Ars. North was charming in pastel
shade Of blue charmeuse with passemen-
terie Of gold lace and beads and a ma.
genta girlle.
Mrs. H. H. Matteson. en- beautiful
gown of gold lace over patrick green
charmeuse. assisted throughout the
rooms.
The dining room. where a wedding sup
per was served. was most attractive In
pink and white. A handsome gold basket
OF pink roses adorned the buffet while n
candelabra with pink candles and floral
shades centered the table. which was
covered with a handsome embroidered
lunch cloth. A shower OF pink ribbons
foil from the chandelier to the table.
Miss Pearl Bennett and Miss Annie Falls.
both In pink charmeuse. presided over
the table. They were assisted by Miss
Ethel Shields. Miss Auriel Shields. Miss
Jennie Shives. Miss Elsie Stoddard Miss
Helen Day. Miss Edith Cowgirl. and Miss
Leanna Gwynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee left last night for
Portland. Oregon. and Minneapolis. en-
route to Oakes. N. D.. where they will
make their home. Mr.. Lee In a graduate
Of the University OF Minnesota and II q
young attorney Of Oakes. He Is a MEM
bef Of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
Mrs. Leo has resided in Bellingham for
the past nine years. and has always been
prominent member Of the younger 20.