The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1912-09-21
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81 PINK AND WHITE WEDDING

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St. Anne's church was the scene of
beautiful wedding. September 18th.
when Miss Elizabeth Mum. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. August Mum, and MI.
Albert Hoel, of Gilbert. were united in
marriage. The ceremony wss solem-'
nized at9 O'Clock and the service was
read by Rev. Ff. Tapin, of St. Anne's
church. Just at the appointed hour
Miss Louise Marotte commenced the
strains of the Lohenerin wedding march
and the groom. attended by his father.
MI. E. P. Hoel, of Mcintosh, entered the
church, followed by the bride and her.
father. Mr.. August Mum, of this city.
The two sisters of the bride came next
with their escorts, Medor and Oliver
Herbert, followed by Mrs. Mum and
Mrs. Hoel, mothers of the bride and
groom.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, pink and white being
the color scheme carried out. Quanti-
ties of pink and white asters banked the
altar and the whole church was profu-
sion of green asparagus and asters.
Candles and shaded lights lighted the
altar and as the bridal procession
marched toward the chancel made a
beautiful scene. The bride looked
charming in white marquisette gown,
draped over white messaline and trim
med in Irish point lace. She wore a
picture hat and carried shower bou-
quet of bridal roses. Miss Della Mum
was attired in an imported voile, fash
ioned over messaline and hat to match
completed the costume. Miss Emma
Munn's dress was pale pink silk mar
quisette and her hat was of the same
shade. Mrs. Mum. the BRIDES mother.
was gowned in French flower voi]e of
lavender, and Mrs. Hoel wore black.
After the VOWS were spoken at high
mass, the bridal party left the church
and went directly to the BRIDES home
on Houston avenue, where an elaborate
wedding breakfast was served at ii
O'Clock. Covers were laid for the i'm
mediate friends and relatives of both
families who were present at the cere-
mony.
The house was made attractive with
pink and white sweet peas and aspara-
gus, and the menu carried out in pink
and white At the conclusion the bride
cut the wedding cake and threw her
shower bouquet of roses which was
caught by Miss Emma Mum, who will
be the next bride. ......
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoel left on the noon
train for the; Twin Cities, where they
will spend the remainder of the week
before going to Duluth to visit, and
from there they will take an auto trip
through the northern part of the country.
They will be at home at Gilbert,
Minn., after the 18th of October. in a
new home which Mr.. Hoel has waiting
for his bride. The brides travelling
costume was dark brown suit and u
brown beaver hat with accessories to
match.
The bride is one of Crookston's 8 most
popular young ladies and she will be
missed by host of friends. She has a
most pleasing personality which will
win her many new friends in her new
home. The past two years she taught
at Dickinson, N. D.. and has enjoyed
her summer vacation with the home
folk. Her many friends will wish her
the greatest happiness.
Mr.. Hoel is a prominent business
man, the past year having held the DO
sition of cashier of the National bank
at that place. At one time he was de-
putty sheriff in this city, and since his
return yesterday morning he has receiv-
ed many congratulations from all of his
old friends. -Crookston Times.
The PRESS and Mrs. Hoel's many
Dickinson friends will extend best
wishes to the young couple.