Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-24
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j reception was given ct the home of
tife brides parents; 1915 FIRST avenue
! n{rtheast, after the ceremony to the
Fr3atives and the most intimate
friends of the contracting parties, who
atended the young couple their
| h6artlest Fluctuations. The reception
was followed by wedding dinner,
the dining room being ;artistically de-
cdrated in the bride and bridesmaid 8
cdors of pink and white. just above
the center: of the banquet table. was
suspended a large floral hoop of
smilaxs and pink carnations. from
which pink streamers radisted to the
tour corners of the table, these being
e1twlned with strands Of smilax.
Fiiaks and white carnations formed the.
centerpiece. The color scheme was
carried out IN all the refreshments.
which were delicious.
Miss Lilly Raymond presided at the
table, assisted by the Misses Stella
Pllon and Aurora Gendron.
Ovid Belanger, a brother OF the
bride, played the wedding march.
The bride, who Is q native Of st.
Paul. has resided here during the
past seventeen years, attending the
local public graded and high schools
from which she graduated with the
class of 1902. In 1908 she graduated
from the st. Cloud Normal, and for
the first year and halt thereafter.
taught in the Grand Forks, N. D..
schools. She has taught IN the local
pnblic schools during the past i've
years with more than ordinary success,
during the past three years Of which
she has had the prlnclpalship Of the
Hawthorne. She is an accomplished
young lady, and has taken prominent
part In the social functions of this
city. IT,.
The bridegroom is the con of Mir. and
Mrs. A. H. McMasters of Ellerdale,,
N. D., formerly of this city. and is q
popular and industrious young man.
During his residence here about three
years ago he was employed in his
father grocery store, going to
Aberdeen, s. D., from here, where he
holds q lucrative position with the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rai1-
way company. Both have host :of
friends, who remembered them, with
many beautiful presents and best
wishes. 80 *:y.s. > 49,. = ::
The newIy.weds departed for Ward
Springs, amid q shower of rice,s on the
afternoon train, at which place they
wall, spend tho first, two: weeks OF
their honeymoon, and then leave for
Aberdeen, 8. D., where Mr. McMasters
has prepared a fine home tor bis bis
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The out of town guests, at the wed-
ding festivities were Edward Belanger
and Gerald McMasters of Aberdeen,
lA D., E. NJ. Lambert. of Minneapolis:
and Mrs. j. Il. Caldwell and Miss
Charlotte Raymond of Minneapolis.
Feii7 Pietti, j., Of Everett, WASH,
the elder son of Nh. and Mrs. Felix
Piettl, ST.. of this city, and we'll
known here, was united IN marriage
l4o Miss Cora Wolter;t* daughter :of
MI. and Mrs. Alex Wolter OF Melroee,
1t the Melrose Catholic church Tues
day morning at y clock Kew.
Father Richter officiating. The bride
was gowned in white lace carried
white roses, and was attended by her
sister, who; wore gown Of white
embroidery. Mike: =. Premmers was
hest man. ~; - = :: " :! : - -
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tparty repaired TO the homeso.e
}mid6,s parents. where s az# wedding
}dinner was served. :s5 80
IIlf1fe couple came mp on theesqning
ElulIlL for e few days ;v1git with the
I,eaElilt ints Of the groom and sleaYe t0dxy
ssorslounorrov for their future
6kyeft, Wash. where: Mr.. 1esetasilia
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