The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-08-20
PARKER WEDDING
is BRILLIANT ONE
MISS LOTTIE Nj. STENINGER
UNITED in MARRIAGE TO
WALTER j. SHERMAN.

Parker, S. D.-Parker people
have seldom, If ever, witnessed a
more brilliant society event, than the
one of last evening, when Miss Lot
tie May Steninger was united in
marriage to Rev. Walter John Sher-
man.
The ceremony took place at the
First Methodist church, DIR. j.. p.
jenkins. vice president, of Dakota
Wesleyan university, officiating, as
sisted by Rev. Fl. P. Eberha art, local
pastor. The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with
ferns. palms and cut flowers. The
bridal couple stood beneath an arch
of smilax, Easter lilies and asters,
while taking the ows
While the guests were being seat
ed, four intimate friends of the
bride, Mrs. Howard = Kingsbury, of
Hartford, S. D.. Miss Ethel Brecken-
ridge, of Reeder. N. D., Mrs. w. II.
King and Miss Mildred Derr, of
Mitchell, sang the bridal chorus from
Governs Rose Maiden" Promptly
at the hour of eight, to the strains
of Mendellsohn's wedding march,
played by Mrs. Stanley E. Morris, of
Fulton, the bridal party entered the
church.,
Mrs RPercy Fullenwider, of APP
tpleton, Wis, acted as matron of
honor, and Miss Della Steninger as
maid of honor. Both are sisters of
the bride. Mrs. Fullenwider wore
a pale pink charmeuse gown elabor-
ately trimmed with cream lace and
pale blue charmeuse. Miss Steninger
wore white embroidered French net.
Last came the bride, gowned in a
beautiful dress of white georgette
crepe over satin %grenadine with an
~overdrape of embroidered French
crepe, with pearl trimmings, made
entrain. Her tulle veil was caught
by lilies of the valley, which hung
to a hem of her dress and she car
ried a shower boquet of roses and
lilies Of the valley. Slowly shescame
up the aisle, leaning OF the arm of
her father, and was met by q the
bridegroom at the altar, who was
attended by DIR. w. s. Fillmore, of
FAlcester, an Intimate friend.
After the ceremony; Mrs Howard
G. K~ingsbury sang 30 Perfect Love-,
Immediately after that. the bridal
fparty went to the home of the brides
parents, where a reception was held
for the out of town guests and the
Immediate relatives and intimate
friends, and the choir of the Meth
|odist church. of which the bride has
long been director.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Linn A. Stenfnger,
and spent her entires life lin Parker.
She IS q graduate of the Parker
EhighSschool and of Dakota Wesleyan
university. She always has, been
PROMINENT in social affairs and an
active worker in the church. She is
especially gifted in executive ability,
N talented musician and has many
admirable traits of character
Rev. Mr.. Sherman has held stu
dent pastorates AT Alcester and
sB~ridgewater, / while attending Da-
Ekota Wesleyan He is at present at
tending the Boston Theological sem
mary at Boston and preaching at
Winthrop Beach, a suburban section
of Boston Rev. and Mrs. Sherman left
last night for a visit in the Twin
Cities, Duluth and other points on
the Great Lakes.
After September Is, they will be
at home at 10 Shore Drive, Winth-
irop Beach. Mass, /
Among the out of town guests at
the wedding were Mrs. L.. E. Sargent.
and Miss Grace Sherman, of Mis-,
soula, Mont, Mr.. and Mrs. s. E.
Norris, of Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Morris. of Fulton, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. King, of Mitchell, Louise.
Notson, OF Huron, HI. and Mrs. H
g. Kingsblry, of Hartford, Ava,
Ella, Harry and Claude Whitlou. of
Beresford, Blanche Ryan, Of Letcher,
and Mrs. G. "a Kennedy land
of Canton, Mildred Derr and
Lois Anderson, of Mitchell and Bes-
sic Con, OF Sioux Fails.