The Hope pioneer., 1916-12-28
CHRISTMAS WEDDING
Miss Edna N. Jos|yn, Of this City, Unit
ed in Marriage to Mr. Martin E. OF.
son, Of Hatton, Wednesday.

A Christmas wedding was that of
Miss Edna Muriel Joslyn, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Joslyn, of Hope,
to Mr.. Martin E. Olson, of Hatton,
N. Dak., which took place at the
spacious home of the BRIDES parents
at two O'Clock Wednesday. The liv:
ing rooms were beautifully decorated
with wild smilax and red and white
roses. The ceremony was performed
in the library under canopy of wild
smilax and white roses, by Reverend
S. Hitchcock, of New Rockford. The
wedding march from Lohengrin was
played for the professional by Miss
Doris Tillotson, and during the cere-
mony Miss Tillotson very softly
played McDowell's beautiful "To a
Wild Rose". Miss Georgia Gray
sang "Roses" by Stephen Adams,
and Mrs. S. Hitchcock, of New Rock
ford rendered D'Hardelot's Because. ,
For the recessional Mendelsohn' s
Wedding March was played.
The bride entered with her father
and was met in the library by the
groom and his best man, DR.. William
Foss, of Hatton. She wore gown of
white taffeta embroidered with silver
and carried shower bouquet of
BRIDES roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Ethel Joslyn, the BRIDES twin
sister, was the maid of honor Miss
JosIyn wore pale gray georgette
crepe gown and held deep pink roses.
Little Jean Reynolds made a very
sweet and captivating flower girl.
Mrs. Martin e. Olson is daughte,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Joslyn, among
our Oldest and most prominent resi-
dents. She has grown to womanhooG
in our city and is one of Hopes mos
charming and best loved daughters
Graduating from Hope High School
she entered the state university anC
graduated with high honors with the
class Of 1913 winning the we'll knowr
Gausl scholarship prize for that year
During her university life she was
very active in college affairs ant
made host of friends. Besides Civ
ing a great deal of time and energy te
the Y. w. G. A. work at the Univer
sity, being president of that organi
cation during her Junior year, sh'
was member of the Phi Beta Kapps
honorary fraternity and of Bett;
Gamma Psi sorority. The past thre'
years she was connected with the Hat
ton High School, teaching mathemat
les and science, as we'll as mu sic, an,
J during that time made warm friend
of her pupils. The groom is one 0
Hatton's best known business men
and has been successfully engaged il
the hardware business in that city fo
a number of years.
A Christmas dinner was served fol
lowing the ceremony, and the guest
/. remained for short time after, view
ing the many beautiful presents be
slowed upon the happy couple. Mr.
Olson and his bride have gone to Du
luth and the twin cities for som
! time. They will reside in Hatto
. where a beautiful new bungalo,
awaits them and will be at home t.
their friends after February twentieth
Among the out-of-town guests at tn
wedding were the groom's mother
) Mrs. o. Olson, the groom's sister an
, brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hegg
and their young daughters, Laur
and Hilda, and DR.. William Foss, al
of Hatton; Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hitchcoc
of New Rockford, Miss Georgia Ora
J of Mayville, Miss Nora Woodward G
, Bottineau, and Mr.. John Moses c