The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-05-13
brilliant Wedding.

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time, and close relatives, winsome
Willie Louise Fenner became the
bride Of Mr.. Robert Moore Kohlerr
last Monday evening at o'clock, at
the First Presbyterian church, with
the Rev. E. j. Groeneveld, pastor,
reading the marriage lines.
pretty vein "ph Of on her trd pdn
as the clergyman, who officiated, bap-
tized the little bride, when she was
a wee baby, and it seems but yester-
day when the, present editor of this
page announced the birth Of the lit
tie girl in these columns. The front
rows of the edifice were filled with
girl friends wh1 M nave swee grG bSide
hedge of tall palms was placed on
the front of the altar, making an eff,
fective background for the bridal
party.
Promptly at Z o'clock, with Miss
St. Quentin at the organ, Lohengrins
bridal chorus announced the coming
the ushers, Ralph Scovil and Harry
Edsall, followed by the matron of
honor, Mrs. Ralph Scovil, then the
honor maid, Miss Villa Sultzer, and
lastly the pretty bride, who was
escorted to the altar. by her father,
where they we're met by the minister,
the groom anu HIS OoSt man. AVA
The pretty church was filled with
friends and relatives, as Willie
Louise Fenner has been an acknOWl-
edged favorite' in the society of the
city. She has always been consider
ed one of the wholesome, womaniy
girls of the town; Quaint and l9vanle
ing and attractive, and it was only
natural that she should draw, about
her a large gathering of friends. The
young man, whom is to be her life
companion has fine standing in
the city and is highly esteemed for
his genuine worth. He is vice-presl,,
dent of the Believer & Brown Real
promising young men of Butte. The
bride is the only child of Mr.: anG
Mrs. w. D. Fenner, prominent and
representative people Of the city, and
ali rejoice in the fact that her mar
riage will not take her away from
Butte. ,..n
Happy is the bride that the sun
shines on" holds true, then the lit
tie bride will be one of the happlest
of the year, as her marriage day was
clear and beautiful and seemed
benediction that was expressed for
the young couple. She was, as pre-
dicted, girlishly beautlf sat;n in AGr
Founding skirt and apron drapery
of Paraguan lace, a gift to her when
she was a BABY. from Mrs. Granville
Stuart. who brought the lace from
South America. The bodice was
draped and over all fell the billoWy
veil of white tulle, fashioned la
caught at intervals with
clusters of fresh orange blossoms,
which came from California. She
carried an exquisite shower OF
brides roses intermingled with pale
pink rose buds, with streamers or
gauze falling in cascade from the
Mrs. scovil, the petite matron Of
pale amethyst French organdie,
trimmed in panels of lace and with
this she wore picture hat of gauze
of harmonizing color. She carried
maid roses.
was attired in lovely frOck OF DIS
que colored Georgette creme, with
carried a large bouquet Of pink
roses.
Mrs. Fenner wore a handsome re,
ception gown or Grotto blue beaded
with corsage of red roses.
An informal reception was held at
the home of the DrldeS parents a1lei
the ceremony, the close friends OF
the bridal couple attending. Large
baskets OF roses were placed an over
the lower floor together with pains
and tropical trees. The bridal table
presented a picture of beauty in its
floral trimming of white roses and
tulle bows, large bride's cake,
wreathed in roses stood at one END
of the table, holding all the symbols.
Just before the bride left the house,
she threw her bouquet from the
stairway, and it was caught by MISS
Edith Webster.
s4y YpSn ta Sl1nsa av sas 81 mi%s
blue trioOlette, with hardsone hN
to match and beautiful corsa9e
Of red roses was pinned on her coat.
A fter a short trip to the coas| "
and Mrs. Kohler will return to Hasss
ard will reside on West deaenA
Among the out-of-town gpesk
were: Mr.. w. Q. Kelley of keena,
Er. c. G. Mills Of Billings, Mrs. Git
bert Wheat, Miss Lois Wheat and
Miss Winifred Wheat Of Virginia
City. and Mrs. Ben .Howarth OF Los,
Angeles.-Butte, Montana, Miner.
A slip OF the pen can be erased
but slip of the tongue is indelfble.