Mower County transcript., 1912-12-04
soRUM-WA.GNER.

SORUM
ednesday morning, Nov. 27,
1912, Miss Helen NJ. A. Wagner and
Alvin H. w. Sorom were united in
marriage at the home of the brides
parents in Grand Meadow village.
Only near relatives Of the bride and
groom present. The ceremony took
place at 10 o'clock and was conduct
ed by Rev. Gjevre Of the Norwegian
Lutheran church. The bride was
dressed in dark blue travelling dress.
At noon bountiful fve-course din
~ner was served, after which the cou-
pie left by auto for Elkton, where
they took the train for Waterloo,
Iowa, to be gone for week or more:
Both bride and groom are of well
known families Of this +; community
and are highly respected and liked by
a numerous circle of friends. The
Young Deople will make their home
in the w. P. Lewis residence recent
t. purchased in Grand Meadow.
FRUTH-DAVIS. =
On Tuesday morning, Nov. 26,
1912 at the Spring Valley Catholic
church occurred the wedding of
Olive E. Davis and Anton truth of
Grand Meadow. The ceremony was
conducted by Father A. M. Gtneinder.
They were accompanied by Leo. ].
Stier and John truth as best men
and Gladys Callan and Theresa Stel-
ken as bridesmaids. The bride was
dressed in white silk with bridal veil
and carried a bouquet of large white
roses. After the ceremony they left
on the noon train for Wisconsin for
a visit there.
The young couple are we'll known
and liked and are receiving the heart
lest of best wishes. They will make
their home in the future on the Alois
Endres place west of Grand Meadow.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
At the Episcopal reetory, at four
o'clock, Wednesday afternoon, Nov:
27, 1912, George Frank McFarlin and
Miss Grace Ellen Pade1ford were
married, Rev. C.. w. Holmes officiat-
ing. Leo McFarlin was groomsman
and Miss Nina Kennedy bridesmaid.
The bride wore travelling suit of
brown whipcord with hat to match.
A wedding dinner was subsequently
served at the home of the brides
father, S. Padelford on Lincoln street
which was enjoyed by about forty
five relatives and friends. The decor
ations were yellow chrysanthemums
and crepe Mr.. and Mrs. McFarlin
have gone to Milwaukee on a we'd
ding trip and will later be at home to
friends in Austin. The groom is
night clerk at Lambert's Restaurant.
The bride is the youngest daughter of
the circle of her friends.
PIKE-HART.
A quiet and pretty home wedding
occurred at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Hart in Window Township
Thursday evening, Nov. 28, 1912
when their daughter Ada Jennie be-
came the bride of Leslie E. Pike.
Before the ceremony Louis Rosen-
thai rendered solo "Tell Me You
Love Me-" accompanied On the piano
by Mrs. Rosenthal, after which Rosa
bel Pike played "The Flower Song"
to the strains of which the bridal
party entered unattended They
took their place beneath canopy Of
white and green, festoons of white
crepe paper and smilax being used,
with a background Of potted plants
and chrvsanthemums. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. c.. D.
Belden, the ring ceremony being
used.
The bride was attired in a simple
white wool dress with point lace
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brides roses and maiden hair fern.
After the congratulations a deli
c1ous sunDer was served in the dining
room, which was decorated with fes-
toons of white crepe paper extending
from the lights to the corners of the
table, white pompons were used as
the table flower and large brides
cake occupied the center of the table.
Hand-Dainted place cards enabled
each one to find his respective place.
Emeline Hart, Mrs. Arthur DeRemer
and the Misses Rosabel and Celia
Pike, sisters of the bride and groom
assisted in the servin~.
The decorations of the living room
were in yellow with potted plants.
Music, recitations and social con-
verse made the evening pass quick
ly. Many useful and pretty gifts
were left as tokens of the high esteem
in which these young people are held
They left the following afternoon for
visit with relatives at various
points. 4
The bride completed the teachers
course at the S. M. Normal and has
been successful teacher for the past
three wears and DOsSesses ona1itias
that make delightful helpmate. She
has musical and artistic education
that will also help to brighten the
home. The groom is graduate Of
the commercial course of the S.. M.
Normal, and rising farmer, and bids
fair to become successful in this line.
He has charge of the Pike farm near
Varco, where they will make their
future home - ~22@~ II ~
MASTEN-CHAPMAN.
At high noon, Wednesday, Nov. 27
1912. the wedding of William Master