Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-10
WEDDING CEREMONY.
Beautiful Wedding Ceremony at the
Catholic Church United Mr.. A..
2 Donald Anderson and Miss Lula
kupltx in Bonds Of Matrimony. /. !. !. :.

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kupltx in Bonds Of Matrimony. 49,
I At the Catholic church at eight
o'clock last evening took place the
wedding ceremony that united Miss
Lula Kupitz, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kupitz of this city, to Mr..
Andrew Donald Anderson of Standing
Rock. The ceremony was an i'm
pressive one and conducted with the
complete rites of the church. The
floral decorations of the church we're
elaborate. The pews were decorated
with cut flowers and ferns. The altar
was covered with roses and carna-
tons. At either side it was banked
with ferns, palms and potted plants.
Above were festoons of smilax
suspended from the sides of the
chancel to a floral bell in the center,
under which the bride and groom
stood during the ceremony, and at its
completion shower Of lilies of the
valley fell from the center of the bell
upon the newly married couple.
Shortly before the entrance of the
bridal party the pews were enclosed
with ropes Of white satin ribbon.
From the choir loft rang out the
strains of the bridal chorus from
Lohengrin, played with full orches-
ira and sung by a chorus of voices.
Prior to the beginning of the ceremony
there were vocal solos by Misses
Haley and Mather and Mrs. J. o
Kruhm.
The complete musical program was
as follows: -t.| @'--
1 Voluntary-Organ.
2 Soprano Solo-Miss Alice Haley.
3 Loves Coronation-solo, Miss
Lillian Mather. ~..
My Desert Queen-solo, Mrs. J.
o. Kruhm. ..-.5c.
6 Bridal Chorus, from Lohengrin-
Choir and Orchestra. @~.asa. /,
- CAT the blessing OF the rings)-
Oh Promise Me-solo, Miss Alice
Haley. ~ -. w..
8 cat the close Of ceremony)-Oh,
Fair and Sweet, and Holy solo, Mrs.
J. o. Kruhm. f.. -; g..
9 Wedding March from 'tMidsum-
meningitis Dream Orchestra.
The church was filled with friends
of the contracting parties who had
come to witness the ceremony. At a
little after eight O'Clock the bridal
party entered. The party proceeded
down the aisle preceded nv the ushers,
Messrs. Byrne, Freede, LaRose,
Hughes, Dullam and Straub. Master
Horner acted as pillow bearer and
there were flower girls who bore ropes
Of smilax, between which the party
proceeded to the altar. They were
the little Misses Massen, Steinmetz,
jaeger and Lucas. Margaret Carignan
was ring bearer. Then were the
bridesmaids and maid of honor, fol-
lowed by the bride who was supported
by her father. The bride was charm
ing in a beautiful gown of white
Chantilly lace, with medallions of
Venetian point lace over chiffon and
taffeta, the gown made en- train, with
full bridal veil. Her maid of honor
\ was Miss Anderson of Fargo, sister of
the groom, who wore green crepe over
| silk, and carried pink ! roses The
bridesmaids were Miss Cora Strauss,
gowned in white organdi over silk
| with trimmings of lace; Miss Tschir.
hart, i'm white net over pink silk, with
ruchfngs and pleatings of net; Miss
Hare, in tan silk mule with lace
bertha over pink silk; Miss .Mather, in
white mule over blue and Miss Nc.
Laughlin, in white crepe over silk.
| The ushers took their places at the
right of the chancel and the brides.
maids at the left; at the chancel rail,
the bride was met by the groom, sup.
ported by Mr.. Max Kupitz. The party
then advanced to the altar where
were three priests i'm full vestments,
Fathers Clemens, Adolph and Simon.
The impressive ceremony was per
formed by Father Clemens. As the
troth Of the young people was plight,
ed, the notes of >aOh Promise Me- as
sung by Miss Haley, rang out from
the choir loft. Upon the conclusion OF
the ceremony the party left the
church to the strains of Men
ldeIlssohn's wedding march, played by
the orchestra. z.s4,- :. I&ss 81. H. r.,
| Proceeding from the church to the
\ ocidnn0n of Mr. MI Mo~c Kurif1 The