Florence Miller Weds Beautiful Ceremony at the Home of the Bride's Parents. Tuesday, July 6th, at Hamilton, N. Dak.
     A most beautiful and impressive ceremony was performed July 6th, at the Miller home when Miss Florence Louise Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miller, became the bride of Mr. Neal D. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Martin. The home was thronged with relatives of the two families and of the two young people who are among the most popular of Hamilton. The home was beautifully decorated, green and white predominating at the arch and scene of the ceremony. A white lattice work with arches covered with buds and ferns and palms banked on each side, presented a frame of brilliant green and white that waited the coming of the bridal party to complete the picture of beauty which will remain long in the minds of the many who witnessed the impressive ceremony.
     The many guests and relatives arrived promptly at the appointed hour. The prelude was played with Mrs. Fred Lane, a sister of the bride, at the piano. Just before the arrival of the wedding party Mrs. Paul Everly, of Hamilton, sang beautifully, "O Promise Me." Her remarkable voice filled the home with the strains of the melody. At the close of this solo came the strains Lohengrin Wedding March and the wedding procession began. The bride and the bridegroom met at the alter and while soft strains of the Mendelssohn March rang out and the wedding party moved from the altar. All of those in attendance united in the declaration that they had seldom witnessed a more beautiful or impressive ceremony. The bride presented a picture of radiant beauty in snow white georgette and carried a bouquet of lily of the valley and white Ward roses.
     Immediately follow the ceremony a delicious dinner was tendered to the newly weds and their many guest. The bride and bridegroom made their departure on the south bound train for Grand Forks and from there to Fargo where a trip will be planned thru many places of interest in the west. They will be out of town from ten days to three weeks. A great crowd of merry making friends were present at the depot when they departed and the bridal pair were showered with rice and shouts of best wishes as the boarded the train.
     Few people in Hamilton have a wider circle of friends throughout the northern part of the state. The bride was born in Missouri and has lived in the state about a year while the bridegroom was born in Illinois and has lived in the state about seven years. Both families are prominent citizens of Hamilton and both enjoyed a well merited popularity for their many high traits of character, The bride is a most attractive and accomplished young lady with a faculty of making and retaining friends that is unusual. She is a graduate from the Princeton High School of Princeton, Mo. From there she attended the Missouri Conservatory of Music of Cameron, Mo.