EDNA NIERMANN TO BECOME BRIDE OF REV. KRAMERClergyman Who Met (iirl Here Cast Summer, logo Honeymooning Xmas.COUPLE WILL TOl RIN SOU Ml AMERICABride Is a Popular Cape Oebuf-anfe Romance of Only Three Months.Miss Kdna Nicrmann, who i.- so*n to ho married to the ft* v. A If ml Ki;»I* wr, will pen*! li*-r hop* ym^m m a i msssiona». y trfp to South America. T ie tdate of the wedding has not bifn an-1 nmmrcd. It is unofficially r»-j*orted. j however, that the couple v II! lw* mai I ried on Dor. IS, at thr Lutheran Trh.ity Church, by the Rev. A. Wild* r. j pastor of the church.K» v. Krniner is to be installed to-! clay as the Luthcnn pastor at Irohna. .Mo.t by Rev. A. Vogel of Al .i hj. Mo. Ho is an eloquent speaker ami has a very splendid voice. Rlt;w K :t-mer occupied the pulpit at tin* Luthe-nn Trinity Church her-* last snmnv r while Rev. Wilder was recovering D’Om an attack of throat troub'lt;\P tritig his stay a* the ('ape, R v. Kramer was introduced to Mis.' \’hr-n.unn. whose father. J*. W. Xii-n«aan. is the principal at tin* Lutheran sc ho* . It was love at first sight. The coup ** ! were seen together frequently last : summer and it was soon rumored that they were engaged to he married.A sister of the bride admitted to a i reporter for The Tribune fast nig! • that her sister was engaged t«* he m:.i -i ieti to Rev. Kramer. She said Mi*. Kdna Xi* mtar.r. was v siting relat v _ out of the city. She would not rev al ! ihe date -*-t for the wedding.Rev. Kramer will depart before Christmas. it v. as learned last night, for South America. His destination i * said to he Buenos Aires. Itcoufd not • learned how long they will remain on| the missionary trip.Miss Xiermann is an attractive blonde and is the second youngest j d aughter of Prof. Xiermann. She i very popular among the younger social set. She is an accomplished entertainer and possesses rare music:*1 talent.Rev. Kramer's home is nea* Witter, berg. He is the son of a very prominent family of that section or* th St ate. He had never seen his bride until he was assigned to serve Dr. Wilder’s congregation during the pastor’; illness.