Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1904-06-29
Cummin9.Lindner Nuptials.


One of the prettiest weddings of the
month was so'empized on Monday
evening in the Bonde hall, when the
VOWS were said that united for life
Miss Cora W. Liudner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Lindner, to
Mr.. Guy Cumming. The marriage
service was read by Judge A. F. Nor
din in the presence OF about IT'S guests.
The hall was very prettily decorated
for the occasion. Petted plants and
cut flowers we're effectively arranged
and the rooms were further Frightened
by decorations of pink and white
bunting. The marriage took place
under q canopy of pink and white
sprinkled with mock orange blossoms.
In each corner were stretched white
ribbons dotted with wild roses and in
the center greens entwined in the pink
and white decorations gave very
pretty effect.
It was e. little after $50 when the
bridal party entered from the two
rear doors. The nuptial music was
played by Miss Emma Dalheim, plan
ist, and Mr.. F. B. Treat, violinist,
who used for professional the beau
tiful "Lohengren Bridal Chorus. -
DR.. Hans Johnson and Mr.. Jacob
Nelson acted as ushers and threw
open the doors, when the bridal party
came in the following order: From
the left came little Louise Lindner,
flower girl, carrying bunch of pink
carnations, then Fred Ackerman, the
groomsman, Fred Lindner as best
man, followed by the groom. From
the right came another flower girl,
little Martha Sorenson, followed by
Miss Emma Lindner, bridesmaid, Miss
Grace Ramsett, maid of honor, and
then the bride. Meeting in the center
the party marched up the hall, where
the nuptial knot was tied according to
the ritual of the Episcopal church,
the ring ceremony being used. Dur
ing the reading of the service "La
Serenata" was softly played by the
orchestra.
| After the short but impressive we'd
ding service the guests showered the
usual congratulations upon the bridal
pair. During the reception music
was furnished by the orchestra. A
sumptuous wedding supper was served
in the banquet ball, where the tables
were handsomely decorated with cut
flowers.
Tie bride was attired in q gown OF
sunburst white crepe with cluny lace.
She wore bridal veil caught in the
hair with cluster of roses and also
carried a bouquet of brides roses.
Miss Grace Ramsett, maid OF honor,
and Miss Emma Lindner, bridesmaid,
were each gowned in French lawn and
carried pink carnations.
After the wedding supper speeches
were made by Judge Nordin, A. o.
Forsberg and DR.. johnson and the
latter part of the evening was spent in
dancing. The wedding presents in
cluded many handsome and valuable
gifts, besides several sums in cash.
The bride and groom are both we'll
known in the city and have a host OF
friends who will extend to them best
wishes for happy married life. They
will make their home in this city,
where the groom is employed by the
J. L. Lindner cigar factory. On Sat-
urday they will leave for q brief we'd
ding trip, including visit at the
groom's former home at St. Cloud,
where reception will be rendered that
evening to the bridal couple by the
groom's mother and sister.
Among the out-of town relatives and
friends present at the wedding were
Misses Clara Gabbert and Clara
Schlender, of Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Rarmel and daughter, Miss TIL
lie Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wag.
ner and daughter Minnie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Wagner, Miss Emma
Wagner, John P. Leykam and John
Myers, all OF Raymond; Ross and
Wesley Cumming, OF St. Cloud; Miss
Marion Gerde, OF New Paynesville. -