The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-08
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/NEWS AND NOTES
Wedding superstition,

Wedding Superstition.
Married on Sunday. or Easter day,
you'll never lack for money to pay
your way.
Married on Monday, day Of moon
Love will be tickle, so reads the rune.
Married on Tuesday, day Of Mars,
Strife and contention, predict the
stars.
Married on Wednesday. wooden's day,
Joys as many 'as flowers in May.
Married on Thursday, day Of Thor.
Fame and fortune for you in store.
Married on Friday, Frega's day,
Loves the star that will light your
way.
Married on Saturday. brides beware!
Fate and disaster, will be your share.
The ladies Of st. Paul's guild will
meet Friday morning at 9 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. Pitts at 300 North
Fourth street for an all day session.
The ladies have number Of comfort
ers to tie and 1t is quite essential
mat every member be present. Lunch
will be served at noon.
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The regular meeting Of the w. G..
1. U. will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. s. Torgerson at
'Le Reeves avenue from to 5 o'clock.
The entire meeting will be devoted to
ne report OF the recent convention
held at Minot and it is very urgently
requested that every member and
especially the new members, be pres
ent. The program for the afternoon
will be as follows:
Detailed Report of the Convention.
....... Mrs. A. L. Woods, Delegate
Some Practical Points Cleaned
From the Convention"
:............. Mrs. J.. B. DsWeese
Solo ........... Mrs. J. B. DeRemer
A wedding OF state wide interest
on account OF the prominence of both
the families from, which the young
people come, took place this morning
at Grafton, the bride being Miss Ma.
bel Adelaide Hanson. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hanson, and the
groom, Frederick Arthur Moore, the
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Moore:
The First Presbyterian church was
tho scene Of the brilliant nuptial
event and the ceremony, which was
witnessed by q large gathering Of in
vited friends, including a number
from out of the city, was one Of the
most beautiful ever recorded upon
Grafton's social calendar. Several
hours before the assembling OF the
guests, loving friends of the bride
gathered at the church and made it
beautiful with q decoration Of lilies
Ct the valley and green and at 8
o'clock the coming of the bridal party
was announced by the strains of Lo-
hengrins wedding march, played by
Miss Mae Mckenzie who presided at
the large organ and rendered all the
wedding music. Misses Muriel Glas-
pei,S Elizabeth Hamel, Eva Lewis and
Jessie Baer, intimate girl friends of
the bride. acted as ushers and escort
ed the bridal party to the altar aft
er seating the guests and locking the
pews with long white satin streamers
tied with bouquets OF lilies of the val
ley. The ushers were gowned alike
IN white linen and wore pink roses. The
bride, who assembled the altar on the
arm of her father who gave her away,
was beautiful in her bridal attire, q
rich robe Of duchess satin, made prin-
cess and trimmed in princess lace,
long bridal veil and an arm bouquet
Of lilies Of the valley. Her attend
ants were her sister, Miss Laura Han
son, and Miss Agnes Lewis, both of
whom wore bridesmaids gowns of
white ribbon and insertion and car
ried bouquets Of pink roses. The
grooms attendants were Messrs.> Hal
lie Hanson. brother Of the bride, and
Charles Pierce. While at the altar
and just before the pronouncing OF
the nuptial words by Rev. D. N. Scott,
Mrs. Scott sang 20 Promise Me-"
Immediately after the ceremony the
wedding party repaired to the home
Of the bride where prettily appoint
ed wedding breakfast was served to
fifty guests. The home was adorned
with autumn leaves and lilies and the
choice repast was served by Misses
Muriel Glaspel, Elizabeth Hamel.
Celia Lewis, Eva Lewis and Jessie
Baer.
The happy couple then took their
departure for Minneapolis and De-
corah, Iowa, for short visit with the
grooms relatives after which they
will return to Grafton where beau
tifully furnished home awaits them.
The brides travelling gown was a
suit OF smoked gray broadcloth. The
wedding gifts were numerous and cost
ly and the out Of town guests in at
tendance at the ceremony were Mr..
and Mrs. M. H. Sprague, Grand Forks;
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brokke, Stephen,
Mimi. and Mrs. G. J. Hanson, Grand
Forks