The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1900-09-20
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Juncman.C Cutler suptlais tie
fore u Large Audience In Trinity
Church Last Evening.

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church Inst Evening.
The fragrance Of many cut flowers
and pottcd plants filed tho sncrcd oditico
of Trinity Episcopal church yesterday
afternoon and was tho first pleasing i'm.
preston of the three hundred guests of
the Junemau. Cutler nuptials, ms they
handed to the ushers their small white
cards of admission.
Within lavish but skillful hands had
converted the altar and chanoel into n
bower of beauty,
Long before the hour SGT for the core.
mouy every sent in the church was oc.
oupied and the gcntlemanly ushcrs,
Messrs. Ralph Braasch, w. Il. Eddy. H..
To-. Gentle, Loo pasewalk, Clarence
Salter and II. A. Wilmerding had no
small task in providing seat for the
many guests of the occasion.
The full vested choir entered the
church from the street entrance singing
THE Voice That Brcathod o'er Eden"
and promptly Mt b O'Clock the carriages
containing the wedding party drew up
at tho church entrance, and to the
strains of the wedding march from
L%ohengrin, deity fingered by Miss Ruth
Matrau, proceeded slowly up the main
aisle of the church, in the following
order Mr.. Max Asmus, Mr.. Corl Jcn
kins the maid of honor, Miss Annie Il.
Cutler, n sister of the bride Mis- Matte
McNish, Miss Minnie Norton the bride,
Miss Clara Louise Cutler preceded by
little Dorothy Rudat, the flower girl.
The bridal party was met at the
chancel steps by the bridegroom, Mr..
Frederick William Juncman, and his
best man. MIR. julius w. HUFF.
From this point, while the choir sang
80 Perfect Love-" the bride and bride
groom, accompanied by Miss Annie
Cutler and Mr.. lIulil, and the flower.
girl, proceeded to the altar rail, where
the Rev. J G. s. Wells awaited them
and spoke the solemn yet joyous words
| which linked together forever two low
ing hearts.
After the short bu5 impressive mar.
riage service, to the notes OF 'Mcndel.
ssohn's Wedding March" the charming
little flower girl, who added so much to
the sanctity Of the occasion by her
childish innocence and beauty, lead the
way down the aisle which was cmbel-
lished on either side with white satin
ribbon and rosettes Of the same mater
ial, to the outer door, where the party
took carriages for the reception at the
Pacific hotel. And thus ended the first
marriage ceremony in the history Of
Trinity Episcopal.
The bride looked charming in a gown
| of white duchess, with silk tulle veil,
caught with tuberose she carried bride
roses and tuberoses.
The maid of honor, carrying Jacque.
menot roses, and the bridesmaids,
carrying pink and white carnations,
wore pink silk organdie over pink.
Miss Cutters handsome silver favors
to the maid of honor and the brides
maids, and Mr.. J%uneman's favors to the
ushers and best man, beautiful gold
stick pins, will long be treasured as
momentos of the occasion.
The many beautiful and useful wed.
ding presents proved the high esteem in
which the recipients are held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Juneman, amid showers
of rice and old shoes, took the evening
train for Hot Springs and points in the
Black Hills, and after a short visit there
will make this city their home.