The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-11-02
PRETTY NORTH
PRAIRIE WEDDING
Marriage of Miss Agnes Mae Korgel
to Manley England Proved to be
Enjoyable Social Function.

The marriage of Miss Agnes Mae
Korgel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Korgel of the Gold Medal Farm, to
Mr.. Manley England occurred at St.
Leo's Catholic church Monday morn
ing, Oct. 80, Rev. J. J. Raith officiat-
ing. Only the immediate members OF
the families and close friends of the
contracting parties attended the mar
rage. The bride appeared unusually
attractive in gown of white Messa-
line trimmed in lace and pearls and
carried bouquet of roses. The couple
were attended by Ethel and Edward
Korgel, sister and brother of the
bride. The bridesmaid wore a gown
of light blue crepe de chnie. .zat-, !
Immediately after the ceremony, the
bridal party proceeded to the Korgel
farm five miles north of Minot, where
an enjoyable turkey dinner was serv-
ed to sixty-five of the younger friends
of the couple. The wedding supper
was served at six o'clock that evening,
hundred of the neighbors gathering
The home was tastefully decorated,
the color scheme for both rooms and
tables being pink and white. Bouquets
of pink and white roses appeared on
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was of the same colors.
The service was in charge of the
Misses Orba Edwards, Lena Selfors
and Alice Kelly, while Mrs. George
Ball and Mrs. Chas. Kelly superin-
tended the preparation of the many
good things that were served. At mid
night another meal was served and
quite number of the guests remained
until the following day. ... w..
The evening was spent in a very
pleasant manner in dancing and play
ing cards. Never has a more enjoy
able time been had at an affair of this
kind.
The wedding presents were unusual
ly fine and by request we publish a
list of them with the donors:
Berry dish, Mr.. Laskowski and fam.
lily; gold trimmed berry set, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Ludtke; gold trimmed
berry set, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wolf;
gold trimmed six-piece table set, Will
liam and Lena Selfors; cream pitcher,
Anthony Botz, Jr., Blue Bird berry set,
Mrs. Win Slatky; cake plate, Mrs.
Geo. Ball; silver butter knife, Mrs.
Phil Bartlett; silver sugar spoon, AL
ice and Angelina Kelly; berry spoon,
H. A. Monagin and family; cold meat
fork, VIM. Estlick and family; carving
set, Mr.. and Mrs. Vitus Carlson; half
dozen silver knives and forks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Kelly; gasoline iron, John
Lee and family and John Anderson;
gas lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Petran;
Rayo lamp, Paul Pittner and family;
linen table cloth, John Ehr and family;
linen table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs: VIM.
Wolff; linen table cloth, Mrs. Minnie
Gruenenberg; luncheon set, Misses
Ethel and Agnes Slatky; bed spread,
John Lochthowe and family; Turkish
towels, Mrs. Katie Dalheim; pair lace
curtains, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Botz;
6 dining room chairs, Mr. and Mrs. O..
r. Brown; rocking chair, Linha FAM
lily; rocking chair and rug, j. R. Kor.
gel and family; rug, H. ]. Lee and
family; $40 cash, Edward Korgel; 30
cash, Mr.. and Mrs. John Botz, ST.; So
cash, Frank Panzek and family.
The bride is a member of one Of the
oldest and most highly respected fam
lilies in Ward county. She was born
and reared here and her charming
ways have won many friends. The
groom is one Of the steady young
farmers from the North Prairie who
is popular with many. The couple will
20 to housekeeping soon at the O. r..
Brown farm six miles north of the
CITY.