The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-07-14
Agather- H0mann
(Kalispell Inter Lake.

(Kalispell Inter Lake,
One of the most beautiful we'd
dings of the early summer season
was solemnized at Trinity Lutheran
church Saturday at five o'clock
when Miss Verona Agather, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Martha Agather, became
I the bride of Theodore August He-=
mann, son~of Mr.. and Mrs A. Ho-
mann of St. Paul.
The impressive service was in
charge of the Rev. A. Jordan. Can
die light from six tall candelabra
which were lighted by Max Agath-
er, and grouped about the church
altar, and a profusion of white glad
oil. white daisies and blue dolphin
ium banked on either side of the
altar, made lovely setting for the
couple as they knelt to exchange
their VOWS.
George Neils of Libby played the
wedding march from the opera, 'Lo-
hengrin," for the entrance of the
charming bridal procession. The
ushers, Arthur Neils of Portland
and Howard Sugden of this city,
led the march. They were followed
by Mrs. Everitt Sitter, twin sister
of the bride as the matron of honor
! and Miss Sylvia Brassett as brides
maid. Little Shirley Homann of
| Libby, neice of the groom, as flower
girl, and Neils Sitter, nephew Of
/ the bride, as ring bearer, preceded
/ Miss Verona Agather who entered
upon the arm of her brother, Victor
Agather.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother was joined at the altar
by the groom and his brother Leon
ard Homann of Libby, who was his
best man.
Preceding brief address by the
pastor, Mrs. Walter Neils of Libby
sang For You" Later she sang,
"Still Vie Die Nacht, Soil Define
Liebe Sein," and then brought the
marriage rites to beautiful close
with her song, "The Lords Prayer"
She was accompanied at the organ
by George Neils. The Mendelssohn
wedding March" was then played
for the bridal party
The bride was beautiful in a gown
formerly worn by her twin sister,
which was of white mousseline. de
sol made on Princess lines with a
long train and pleated trim. A
pleated ribbon in halo effect and
clusters of orange blossoms held
her veil in place. Her bouquet was
of Humboldt Bobardia and Maiden
Hair fern.
The matron of honor wore pink
georgette gown with blue ribbon
i trim. The bridesmaid was attired
1 in meusseline gown in lighter
shade of pink. Both attendants wore
French chapeau hats of pink null
lleine and pink flower trim. Their
bouquets were of deep pink roses
and blue delphinium.
4 The little flower girl wore pink
bouffant lace frock with blue rib
bon trim and carried basket Of
flowers. The ringbearer carried a
Gala lily.
Mrs. Agather, mother of the bride,
was charming in gown Of ashes OF
lrpses lace with a corsage of pink
AaEoses and delphinium. Mrs. Ho-
mann, mother of the groom, wore G
lovely gown of blue lace and cor
sage of gardenias Both wore pic
ture hats.
Following the wedding ceremony
a reception was held at the home 4oi
the brides mother for about Isl
guests. The rooms were decorated
with peonies and garden flowers
Wedding gifts were on display in
] one of the rooms. Refreshments
were served in the dining room from
beautifully appointed table laid
with lace cloth and centered with
candelabra. Mrs. Henry Schoke.
necht of Kalispell and Mrs. Pau
, Neils of Portland presided at the
, table. At another table, Miss Pa
tricia Lindsay OF Bolton served The
! wedding cake.
} Later wedding dinner was helc
} at the Temple Tea room for 40 rela
! tives who were present for thu
/ wedding. Two long tables extend
0I fro 1ar f~b /.