Phillips County herald., 1922-08-03
Prominent Young
People Married

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The fine home Of Mrs. Christina
Johnson was the scene Of very
pretty wedding Wednesday at high
noon, when her daughter, Miss Edna
Beatrice, was united In marriage to
Mr.. John Lindemuth Hoerner of Fort
Collins. j,
The house was beautifully dccorat-
ed with white roses, carnations and
ferns. the color scheme being white
and olive green. Only the family
and few intimate friends were
present. Before the ceremony Mrs.
Walrod sang in charming manner,
/ 20 Promise Me- after which Mrs.
llsley played the Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march while the wedding party
descended the stairs in the following
order; Rev. Ilsley, the bride with her
brother, R. L. Johnson, who gave
| the bride away, the groom accom-
panied by w. S. johnson, best man,
brother Of the bride. Miss Gladys
Johnson. bridesmaid, cousin OF the
bride, and little Misses Margaret and
Katherine johnson, ring bearers. =
The contracting parties took their
places under the arch In the center
Of which was a large wedding bell
| Of white carnations. Rev. llsley very
|impressively pronounced the words
that bound these two young people
for life. using the beautiful double
ring ceremony.
The bride looked beautiful In q
gown of white canton crepe with,
veil. and carried bouquet of cream
roses. The groom was dressed in
neat suit of dark blue. The brides
maid wore a dress Of American
Beauty pink messaline. with gray
shadow lace. After the ceremony
the usual congratulations were ex-
tended the young couple. Miss
Gertrude Murray of Haxtun was the
lucky young lady who caught the
brides bouquet as i. went sailing
across the room.
A two-course buffet luncheon was
served Immediately after the cere-
mony and most Of the afternoon was
given over to feasting and pleasure.
About four o'clock the party left by
auto for Hewes Kirkwood Inn, Es-
tes Park, where they will spend
their honeymoon, after which they
will be at home in Fort Collins,
Colorado.
Mrs. Johnson and family were
among the first settlers In Holyoke.
coming here in 1891. and are among
the most highly respected citizens Of
this county. The lovely bride grew
to womanhood here. is OF pleasing
personality. and consequently very
popular among the young people. She
will be missed In church and social
circles. but she. will preside with
grace over the home the groom has
provided for her and will be an asset
to the town where she goes with the
man of her choice.
Mr.. Hoerner IL young business
man In Ft. Collins. where he has lived
for several years, 10 gentleman OF
pleasing appearance and IL doubtless
worthy the lovely young lady he has
chosen for a life partner. The best
wishes OF their many friends go with
them to their new home and hope
that the joys Of life may far outweigh
the sorrows. and love may be the pre-.
dominant feature Of their home thru
life. The young couple received
many useful and beautiful presents
from friends. which will serve TO per-
petnate the memory OF home friends.
Those present from this city were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slack and Wilma. Il. w.
Johnson and family. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Ia Johnson and Margaret. II. S. Coiver
and wife. II. l.. Anderson and wife.
Rev. Illslcy and wife. Out OF town
guests were. Miss Gertrude Murray,
Haxtun. Miss Mary Otis. Longmont.
f. A. Johnson. Paoli. Mr.. and Mrs.
chas. c. Johnson and family. Denver.
Geo u. johnson. brother OF the bride
OF Washington. d. C., Mrs. Ruby Cur
U.s. Tabor. Ia. and Misses Opal Davis
OF Auburn. Nebr.. and Enid woicott
OF Central City. Nebr.
An especially pleasing feature Of
The occasion was the fact that for
The first time in twenty years the
entire family we're together.