Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-06-27
Hansen-Green

hansen-Green
''Wedding Bells! What a world
of happiness their tones forfeit"
One OF the pretliest weddings of
the season was solemnizcd this
morning at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Green. Erie Street,
when their daughter Emma Le-
nora, was given in, marriage to
Mr.. +. Peter Hansen, oil this
place. Ii was a pink and white
wedding and the rooms Of the
house We're lavishly and artistic
Tally adorned with Russell roses,
and margucritcs.
Promptly at 10 O'Clock, Mrs.
Forrest Zcllhoefcr of Omaha. rem
dered Nevin's $. Narcissus, and as
the tones glided into Mendels-
ohn's wedding march, the bride
leaning on the arm OF her father,
entered from the right, at the
same moment The groom entered
from the left accompanied by the
mother of the bride and met I'm
der a large white wedding bell,
which occupied the center OF a
white canopy which WAS drapcd
with ropes of smilax with many
magnificent vases of chosen
flowers on either side. Rev. S.
X. Cross, of Wayne, Nebr., a for
mer pastor of the bride and an
intimate friend of the family,
pronounced the words which unit
ed the destines OF the young pco-
lple, using the impressive simple
ring service of the ritual Of the
| Presbyterian church. The bride
was given away by her Father.
/ 'Ihe bride was altired in a beau
tiful creation of white satin and
! Gcorgettc crepe with trimmings
| of pearl, she wore a corsage bou-
quet of orange blossoms and car
ricd lovely shower bouquet oil
bridal roses, the Gift of a friend
who has known and loved her
from bilbyhood.
After congratulations from the
guests, who were limited TO inn
mediate relatives and out of towI
friends, a four course breakfast
was served al one long table in
the dining room, which was {
poem OF color. in HE center 0.
| the table was placed an elaborate
wedding. cake, lestoonS of pint
and white ribbons reached from
the chandelier to the cake, from
which marrow ribbons rydiated tt
| the place cards OF The guests
Misses Cutler and I'arquhar ser.
Ived the guests
The presents displayed were
eloquent and OF great variety an,
expressed in a substantial man
liner the esteem in which Oh,
young couple are held by friend
far and near
| Shortly after The breakfast Mr.
and Mrs. Hansen departed ii
their own car for an overland tfil
to Denver, Colo. where they viii
sDcnd a couple OF weeks VISITING
lrelatives.
After August 18Th. Mr. an,
! Mrs. Hansen viii he al home [
liloir friends in iiae prntlv Ilitlt
home which Mr. lIans3l has pre-
pared for the reception a. hi
haide. and tlc inicl3.s ieecra
iions of which are a weddin;
. present TO the bride from, her par
cnts, No. $50 3rd St, North.
Mrs. Hanson was born am
irearcd in This town. graduate,
from our schools, and also tilugh
a number OF years in this place
Mr.. Hansen is ono of The risini
young business men OF our town
who has fairly earned the repu
tation he susiains by his ltprigh
and industrious habits.
The out of town guests were
DR.. and Mrs. Stewart and daugh
tiers, and Miss Anna Hopeng,ard
I, ner, of Washington, Iowa; Mr.;
+. zellhoefcr of Omaha, Mis-
, Clara b. Wells, Abba, Iowa; Rev
S. X. Gross, Wayne, Nehr.; an
Mrs. Bonnie Aulger.
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