The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-08

q dainty four course dinner served.
After the dinner, chaperoned by Miss
Gertrude's older sister, Miss Mabel
Collins and Miss Kitty and Gertrude
Mooney who are also guests here the
young people adjourned to the Com
mercial club rooms where a happy
evening was spent In dancing The
guests were Misses Sadie Franklin,
Ada GRADER, Marion GRADER, Vivien
Dlnnie, Anna Nolen, Gertrude Skin
ner, Ethel Turner, Derna Monley, Mar
garet Duggan, Gertrude Shaw, Pearl
Dinnie, Lillian Ray. Elsie Wolff, Dona
Woods, Gertrude Kelley, Florence COL
Inns, and Messrs. Frank Rorke, Will
liam Rorke, Fred BrockhoR, Carl Nor
man, Joe Skinner, Roy Darling, Harry
Bulge, Fisher Hunter, Ray Durick,
Will Panovitz, Clyde Van Alstine, Will
Raymond, Tony Barrett and Will Bar
rett.
Some one asked us for directions
how to remove mildew from articles of
clothing. have seen very bad spots
removed by soaking the garments in
sour milk for day or two and then
washing, but one must make sure
there are no double thicknesses in the
material else the milk will get inside
and thicken and It will be next to
impossible to get the particles out,
have used lemon Juice and salt for
such stains too, and found them eff
fcacious.
One Of the most prominent weddings
occurring In the state this year was
at Langdon this morning when Miss
Veronica Elna ALERT, doughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. d. ALERT Of Langdon, N.
D., was welded IL Mr.. Edward F.
Reilly of Dresden, N. D. The cere-
mony occurred at 10 o'clock a. m. at
the st. Alphonse Catholic church in
Langdon In the presence Of the largest
gathered in that ci!v. There were
notables from all over the state in
attendance as we'll as the personal
friends since childhood Of the happy
young bride and groom. The Rev.
Father Dougherty Of Langdon said the
solemn words which united this young
couple in that mystic ceremony of
marriage. He was assisted by Rev.
Fathers Simpson and Heltner of
Larimore. Immediately following this
service was said the solemn high
mass. The church was beautifully
and artistically decorated with cut
flowers used in profusion, and ferns
and potted plants. The bride at all
times a charming, beautiful young
girl, was never so lovely before as in
her splendid bridal robes of pure white
crepe de chene trimmed with Irish
poift lace and bridal veil of white
tulle. She carried brides roses. Her
maids were her sister first, Miss
Lenore ALERT, in pale blue crapelle
gown and carrying a large bouquet
of carnations. Miss Mcknight, the
second maid, wore lavender voile and
carried carnations. The groom's at
tendants were his brother, Mr.. John
Reilly and Mr.. John Byfield. After
the ceremony and high mass wedding
breakfast was served at the ALERT
home. The decorations we're cut flow-
ers and smilax, and the dining room
was a perfect lovers bower in its
decorations of white and green. A
magnificent wedding bell of white
carnations hung over the brides table.
At the breakfast were only intimate
friends and relatives of both families.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Riley and DR.. Riley, Mr..
and Mrs. DeBerg Mr.. and
Mrs. Sweetman Of Mondak, N. d., and
Miss Vida Oke of Morton, N. D. Inn
mediately after the breakfast the
bride donned her going away gown,
an artistic creation of grey tweed
trimmed in red broad cloth and cream