The courier., 1902-10-04

day evening at eight O'Clock. the mar
riage Of Miss May Cynthia Whiting
and Mr.. Theodore Westermann was
celebrated. Reverend H. o. Rowiands.
pastor Of the church. read the service.
He was assisted by Chancellor E. Ben
jamin Andrews Of the state university.
The full Episcopsl service with two
rings was used. Doctor II. n. Mayhem
played a succession Of beautiful airs
on the organ while the audience was
assembling. and at eight O'Clock the
wedding music from Lohengrin an
nounced the coming Of the bride. Miss
Adelloyd Whiting a. maid nj honor.
followed by the bride on the arm OF
her father who gave her In marriage.
They were met at the altar by the
groom and his best man. The gown
worn by the maid OF honor was a dain-
ty creation made of tucked white Or
candle. mechlin lace and insertion. the
bouquet was Of American beauties.
The brides gown was of embroidered
chiffon over liberty satin. The skirt
was en- train with tiny ruffies at tine
foot headed with medallions of very
handsome lace. Some of the same lace
was artistically placed ON the corsage
which was also adorned with seed
pearls and finished with a wide aash.
Sprays of orange blossoms worn by
Mrs. whiting on her wedding day Just
thirty years before adorned the brides
corsage and caught the veil to her dark
hair. She carried no flowers, but a pray
er book. instead. The ushers were Mes
sieurs Max Westermann, Fritz West
ermann. Frank Elmer Bishop. Horace
Sherman. George Clifton Shedd. George
Knapp Bartlett. William Paul Fits-
gerald. Edgar Clark. a forest Of state
" palms made q dignified decora-
ton for the church, and white rib
boned pews were reserved for relatives
intimate friends. and the members OF
Kappa Kappa Gamma Apropos-one
Of the prettiest scenes at the wedding
was the entrance Of the Kappas as
they trooped down the aisle In their
party gowns and opera cloaks. Follow
ing the ceremony at the church was q
reception given by the brides parents.
Mr.. and Nrx Anson Virgil Whiting at
their home for the bridal party. rela-
tives. guests from Fairbury. Kappas
and q few young people. Mr.. and Nrs.
Whiting. Mr.. and Mrs. Westermann.
Mr.. and Ars. Louis Weetermann, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Westermann received.
The drawing room and the present
room were adorned With smilax and
pink rcseA The dining room was In
green and white. A tan vase Of white
roses In the center OF the table was
surrounded BY delicate ferns. Nrs.
Lewis Marshall and Mrs. Charles
Branch presided At the refreshment ta-
BILE and were assisted By Misses Kate
Gellatly. Emily jenkins. Blanche Har-
greaves and Mabel Hays. One room
the bride received. Niss whiting was
q member Of the class Of 'ss In the
state university. and took her second
degree In - and since then she has
been adjunct professor In Engiish ut
erature. She = q member Of Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority, has been
prominent both In local and national
work. has bsen grand secretary. and
II At present grand president OF the
sorority. She - gifted young woman.
has been hooored BY an election to Phi
Beta Kappa, and has . large circle of
triendsL Mr.. Westermann was also edu-
Gated at the Nebraska university and
is q member Of Sigma Chi fraternity.
Ar. Westermann expes.e< to take
his bride to st. Louis. but his plans
were changed and instead. their honey