Morris tribune., 1914-07-31
A PRETTY WEDDING
Mr.. voss and Miss Mcclure
Married on Tuesday.

MFs ". II. tOSS anu MISS GEdc6 Ia |
Mcclure wree married at the home of |
the brides parents in Litchfield on
tuesday. The bride was teacher in
the public schools here the past year
and is Young lady of accomplishments
and popular socially. The groom
is one of the enterprising and pro-
gressive young business men of the
city. and both have hosts of friends
who wish them we'll.
We are indebted to Editor C.. W.
Wagner, Of the Litchfield Saturday
Review. for the following account of
the wedding
The marriage of Miss Grace Eloise
Mcclure, eldest daughter of Mr.. T.
F. Mcclure of this city, and Mr..
Clifton Lial Voss of Morris was sol
emnized at the Presbyterian church at
eight o'clock Tuesday evening. July
%, Rev. John Mcleod. pastor of the
church. officiating.
The church was decorated with a
profusion of ferns, white roses and
asters. While the guests were as
sembling. Miss Majorie Mcclure play
ed the Intermezzo in E by Major,
followed by the Loherngen wedding
march and ending with the Mendels-
shon at the close of the service. The
Misses Amy Bruvsen. Ethel Mcclure.
Pearle Balmer and Fave Wheeler
acted as ushers. stretching white satin
ribbons from the back of the church
to the altar. Miss Pearl Voss and
Miss Leona Jones were bridesmaids
and Miss Jessie Mcclure, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. The
bride was escorted by her father who
gave her in marriage. They we're
met at the altar by the clergyman,
the bridegroom and his best man, Mr..
A. A. Stone of Morris. The ring SER
vice used was short but impressive.
A reception for about hundred
guests followed the ceremony. Mrs.
c. j. Voss, mother of the groom,
stood in the receiving line with the
bridal party. The reception rooms
were transformed into bowers of
tgreen with ferns and sweat peas. The
Noreen orchestra played thruout the
evening. In the dining room, where
the buffet supper was served, pink
rose were used as decorations. Miss
Gladys Ziesemer and Miss Ruth
Rothlisberger acted as hostesses in
the dining room. They were assisted
by the Misses Carrie Bowers, Cyla
Whitaker. Esther Johnson and Frances
Peterson. Miss Helen Scherer served
frappe.
The bride wore gown of white
crepe de chine and fillet lace with a
veil of white tulle. She carried a
shower bouquet of white roses and lilies
of the valley. Miss Jessie Mcclure was
gowned in pale pink chiffon and car
ried pink roses. The bridesmaids wore
white embroidered net over green
messaline and carried arm bouquets of
white sweet peas. The ushers were
gowned in white.
The bride and groom were the re-
cipients of many beautiful gifts.
They expect to spend their honeymoon
at cottage at Lake Minnewaska and
will be at home at Morris after Octo-
Der first.
Guests from out town were, Mrs.
G. j. Voss, Miss Voss, Violet and
Dorothy Voss, Mrs. VIM. Leuty. Miss
Blanche Flaherty. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Kreiss and Messrs. A. A. Stone, Thos.
Mangan and Sheridan Flaherty, all OF
Morris; Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lawson
and Donald Lawson. Mrs. M. E.
Matthews, Miss Carrie Bowers and
Mrs. H. ". Mcclure, Benson; Miss
Pearle Palmer, Los Angeles, Calf ;.
Mr.. Wallace Holley, Grand Forks, N.
D.. Miss M. M. GOWN, Salem,
Oregon; Miss Helen MacKoen, Mime
apolis; Ms. R Ziesemer and Miss
Gladys Ziesemer, ST. Paul; Mrs. E.
L. Mcmillan and daughters Harriet
and Esther, Princeton: Mr.. end Mrs.
Frank A. Carlson, Miss Frances
Carlson and DR.. L. H. Carlson,
Dassel, MINI.
The bride is a native of LitchfelG
and one of her most charming daugh-
ters. She is graduate of the Litch.
field High School and also of Mai.
calester College and taught one year
in the Morris High School, The
groom is son of Mrs. G. ]. voss
of Morris, and is one of the pros.
porous young business men of thai
city. The friends of both cities
wish them prosperous and happy
welded life.
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