Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-14
Church Wedding IS
Solemnized Todau

St. Michael's, pro-Cathedral was the.
scene this morning at Q O'Clock Of
zone Of the seasons most beautiful
SMf1W,eddingsy when Miss Grace E. Car
Ef6ll, youngest daughter Of Mrs. John
M. Carroll ST., I1os University ave-
nue.. and Jesse w. futile. only son Of
hsMr. and Mrs. J. W.. futile, All First
avenue, united in marriage.
Mrs. Harry Burton, the church or
4 gAnist. played the PROFESSIONAL march,
/ while the bride. escorted by her
y brother, John M. Carroll. walked
through the aisle of ferns and palms
to the altar where the groom waited
with his attendants. Large baskets OF
pink and white astcrs and tall Cathe-
drAl candles made the setting. Right
RI. j. A. Lemieux oHiciated at the
service which was followed immedi-
ately by the celebration of high
u nuptial mass. Mrs. Charles j. Kane,
a sister Of the bride, gave an Ave
Maria" for h offertory.
The BRIDES gown was fashioned or
ivory satin, made-basque' effect, with
h cascades of Duchesse lace and silk
net, andrth neck was cut square, and
finished with a Duchesse lace ruff.
Her veil was arranged in coronel
= oeht~ 50 oAAO d AAAil5 a. oil rs uISfCIl
MRgth to the hem of her gown. A
circlet ofSpearls, the bridegroom's gift
was her only ornament. She carried
a. shower bouquet of white Killarney,
roses and valley lilies. tied with valley
chiffon,
Miss Rose Carroll, in a.. frock. Of
mandarin taffeta with trimmings of
lrridescent pearls. and small picot
ruffles. was her sisters maid Of hon
or. She wore a large droope picture
/ hat of black satin solial. and carried
4 an arm bouquet of Premier roses.
Il Allan Auman was the best man, and
1.-THE ushers We're Messrs. Sherman
\ Lowe and William G. Sandbripk.
i pan informal reception. for the
n guests was held after the church SER
Z vice, in the home of the BRIDES moth
u er. Receiving with the bride ana
q groom were the groom's parents, Mr..
4 and Mrs. ]. w. futile, and the BRIDES
h mother and brother, Mrs. John M.
\ Carroll, sr., and John NJ. Carroll, Jr.
n Mrs. Carroll wore a pearl gray
h purple velvet with fuchsia trimmings.
n She wore q corsage bouquet OF Pre-,
nMer roses.
u Mrs. futile, ST., was gowned in
Harding blue satin, with a large black
4 picture, hat, and her flowers were
ophelia roses in a corsage bouquet.
The wedding breakfast was served
at II O'clock, and there were covers
Sfa4for the bridal party and the imme-
@sdiate families. Appointments in the
sS$$lining oon were in yellow and white.
saEsY elbow conferred white cosmos and
NMSgypsophelia in a crystal bowl was the
&ssscenterpiece. These young women
n Friends Of the bride assisted in serv-
ing: Mesdames Sherman Lowe. Earl
Louden, Leo Johnson, M. w. Murray
and Misses Hazel Glass, Mural
&5O'Keefe and Ted. Kieinschm1dt.
H8 Mr. and Mrs.sTuttle expect to leave
tonight for New York and Washing
ton, -. c. onstheir honeymoon. Aft
u er. OctoEerr IL, They will-~b4.at homo
FTto friends In the Ar~gylesb1pek. =
III, Both the bride and groom are well
.known and popular young Grand
1 Forks people and both have attended
y !tlh ( .z.a ~ 3i-a"s;tY. For some time,
Il Mrs. futile has been secretary in the
SSt * Murray real. es-
Il n Ito \ M The groom is at present
Asaid6g&a ca clerk in the general superin-
aent's office of the Great Northern
4 Fail ay.
AZ sMrs. Tuttle will travel in a gown of
sSEblack satin faced canton crepe with
5Ss9trina MINIS of monkey fur. With it
&eSshe will wear a black fox fur throw.
sN8Aler hat is a smart creation of satin
ENBolial and panne velvet trimmed with
glycerined ostrich feather.