The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-06-16
welded MIDST A
BEAUTIFUL SETTING
THE REIHsEN-McGovERN NUp.
TAILS CELEBRATED AT THE
HOLY FAMILY CHURCH
TUESDAY MORNING.

A wedding event which has been an
ticipated with much delight, and
which was the elimination of a num-
Der of social functions in honor of
the bride and groom took place Tues
day at 8 O'Clock at the Holy
Family church when Miss Hermena,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Reih-
sen, was welded to Mr.. Frank p. A.
McGovern, the ceremony taking place
before the assemblage of a large
number Of friends.
The chancel in the church was
made respondent and beautiful in
many resplendent and beautiful in an
array Of flowers. roses Astounding in
bridal wreath. The guests we're ush-
cred to their seats by DR.. ]. T. Sween-
ey and Charles hoddy.
The bridal couple reached the
church at 8 o'clock, and at the en-
trance to the church door Miss Dora
Butler, presiding at the pipe organ.
played the Bridal Chorus from Lob
engrin. The bride and groom we're
accompanied by Miss Ludwena Rein
sen. twin sister Of the bride and by Mr.
Eugene McGovern, a brother of the
groom, the bridal party being proceed
ed by Rose Lyons, who carried the
ring imbedded in a BRIDES rose.
At the chancel the bridal party was
met by Rev. Father Shea, who cele-
brated the Nuptial Mass. During the
ceremony Miss Lucille Evans sang
|"Oh, Promise Me-" and Miss Butler
played Jensen's wedding music. At
the conclusion Of the ceremony the
bridal party left the church to Men
Il 10cc~hN ~ VTol1,~- HGn~nh NO %L@
professional selection.
The bride looked charming in a
gown of are beauty. 1t was a Prin-
deep yoke of chantilly lace over chif-
deep yoke o fchantilly lace over chif-
fon trimmed with seed pearls, while
the bodice was of tucked chiffon over
is cut away from the front showing
tafeta, trimmed with clusters of seed
train. The hat worn by the bride was
ried white roses. The bridesmaid,
Jerty satin. in a two tone effect of gold
and mauve. The front is of antique
Persian and embroidered medallions.
The skirt is finished in pretty en-
broidered panels with centers of
pompadour. Miss 4teihsen carried
pink roses.
The bridal party returned to the
residence where a four course break
fast was served. Those present were
tn relativs and mmbers of the brid-
al party. Misses Ella Reed, Katie Mae
Herzog, Thecla Nicolin and Sophia
Scheurenbrand assisted in serving,
and Miss Hildegard Nicolin furnished
the music at the piano during the
breakfast.
The bride is an, attractive and
charming young woman, with highly
cultivated musical taste and is very
popular among a large number of
friends. Mr.. McGovern has been as
ISOLATED in the mercantile business
here for many years and possesses
good business qualities, and he has
met with fine success during the
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGovern left on tue
morning train for a trip to Chicago
and points farther east which will
last two weeks. Many of their
friends were at the train to shower
rice and throw old shoes, but the
bridal couple got the best of them.
They took an automobile and went a
mile south Of town where they flag
ged the passenger and con (nued
their journey, much to the discomfit-
ure of these who were left at the
most