The Seward gateway., 1921-02-14
POPULAR YOUNG SEWARD COUPLE
 CUP|D'S VICTIMS
I. R. Lien and Miss Nellie Nash ar United in Marriage-Groom is Er gneer for C0mmission-Will Resit in Seward.

The leading social event of the sea
 3n in Seward occurred Saturday eve ng the 12 inst, at the prettily deco
 ated rooms of Mir. and Mrs. Borge' vho had kindly opened their home :or the wedding of Miss Nellie J
 ash an MT. Henry I. Lien.
 The bride is the daughter of MT. an's
 lrs. E. P. Nash of Arberdeen, Soutl Dakota. She received here elemental IT grade school education at WilloN-' Jake, South Dakota. In 1905 she mo- ,d with her parents to Aberdeen wherc he entered the Normal School and af
 1T two years of faithful study receiv d her diploma in the post-graduat curse. She joined the teaching forcr n South Dakota and spent three years .here. Later she taught in the stat of Washington and is now completinc her third years work in the Seward public schools. Since coming to Sew ard Miss Nash continually grew in 'avor and appreciation of all who ';new her. The community, parents md children Have received and high y valued her true worth as teache md member of society.
 The groom, MT. H. I. Lien, is the eson of Rev. A. E. Lien, of Portland North Dakota. He was graduated ir he business course from the Portland Academy in 1909, and soon thereafter
 'ent to Yakima, Washington, and be- anne interested in farming and irri ration. In 1914 he came to Alaska where he has been in the employ of the Alaska Transfer and the Alaska Engineering Commission. During the alter part of this time he has occu. ,ied the position of Railroad Gran Engineer, but at the present is O, cave of absence for the winter month ~The cheerful company of weddin. ,uests arrived at an early hour ans 1t nine o'clock arranged themselvei ,n the sides of the front room. Dr.. Wilson, took her position at the piano md played Lohengrin Wedding March 1t the far end of the suite ofUroom. mich were decorate with evergreen md flowers and trimmed with pink md white streamers and festoons, ap ,eared Eddy Borgen dresed in pure white bearing a satin pillow in white n the center of which was silver pin encircled by the wedding ring o. pretty and unique design in the latest tashion of white gold. The little bear 1T was followed by the wedding party marching with slow and measured .tep. The bridesmaid, Miss Clar: 5ckwarz, wore an afternoon dress O. >lpricot georgette and black pictur, lat The best man, Bert Denny was -h'essed in customary black.
 The bride wore an afternoon dress 1f yellow georgette and a picture ha. 'f the same hue. The groom was at. fred in an equally suitable and be coming manner.
 After the wedding parties had take, their assigned positions the ceremony was performed by Rev. Duane Ear Carter reading the very beautiful ana impressive wedding service of tn, Methodist Episcopal Church in tn, presence of twenty-five or thirty guests.
 Congratulations were heartily ex pressed and after. refreshm ents of deli cate quality and abundant quantit, had been served the company spent the rest of the evening in pleasant so- cial intercourse.
 Presents were numerous, practical and useful. In addition to those giver by adult friends of the bride, he: young friends and pupils in school un. expectedly and very beautifully show cred her with many lovely gifts. -0. ' =