HANTEN-BUNN Marriage,  Adrian,  Lenawee County, Michigan

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 From the Ironwood News Record [Ironwood, Michigan], 12 September 1908, 
Page 1

HANTEN - BUNN

Tuesday noon, Sept. 8th, Miss Erma Bunn and Mr. Ray N. Hanten were 
married at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. F. L. Blackhurst, 616 
McLeod Avenue, Ironwood Michigan. The affair was very informal, those 
present being Miss Sophia Bunn of Ashland, Mrs. O. R. Morse of Hancock, 
and Mrs. F. L. Blackhurst, sisters of the bride, F. L. Blackhurst, Mrs. 
Chas. Jones of Ramsey, who played the wedding march, and Miss Eva Hoover 
of Maple Rapids, Rev. Tortellot officiating with the beautiful ring 
service.

The color scheme of the decorations was white and yellow. In the living 
room, where the ceremony was performed, hydrangea, white asters, golden 
glow and nasturtiums were used with cut birch vines and yellow autumn 
leaves. In the dining room white and green only were used with sweet 
peas, asters and hydrangea. The bride wore an empire gown of white 
liberty satin trimmed with chiffon and duchess lace; her only ornaments 
being a necklace and bracelet, gifts of the groom. Miss Bunn has taught 
with marked success in Bessemer and Ashland, and the groom is one of 
Ashland's most popular and successful young business men. Their host of 
friends wish them every joy and prosperity in their new life. Following 
the ceremony a charming breakfast was served, after which Mr. and Mrs. 
Hanten departed on the two o'clock train for Duluth and Minneapolis. 
They will be at home in Ashland, where a newly furnished flat awaits 
them.


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