The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-11-19
danes G. G. McMullen and NJ. DOYLE
and the afternoon was completed with
the service of a dainty four course
luncheon. Miss Otie Atterberry Of
Williston was an out of town guest

A wedding, beautiful and of state
wide interest on account of the prom
fnence Of both young people, took
place yesterday at st. Thomas ut the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oman Bertelson
when thei. only daughter. Anna Mahle,
was united in marriage to Mr. Alfred
James Mitchell. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William f, Mitchell and prominent
young m"n Of Crystal, N. d Thirl.
six guests were invited to the s!le1-
did Bertelson home which was made
festive for the occasion with hand
some floral decorations to witness the
taking Of the nuptial VOW and shower.
congratulations and good wishes upon
the bridal couple. Rev. Byron A.
Burns of the st. Thomas Methodist
church, assisted. by Rev. T. u. Rich
mond Of the Crystal Presbyterian
church, had charge of the wedding
ceremony which was performed in the
parlor, where fragrant white carna-
lions ind. large shaggy chrysanthe-
NUNS predominated in the effective
decorations. AS the clock was strik-
ing the hour Of high noon and as the
sweet strains of Lohengrins wedding
march played by Miss Ella Morsen
of Drayton, poured forth, the bride.
beautifully attired in a gown Of cream
satin made princess end trimmed with
hand embroidered silk 'scrim and
carrying an arm bouquet of brides
roses, entered unattended. with the
man Of her choice. Immediately; after
the. ceremony. and the extending Of
Fluctuations the guests repaired to
the dining room where handsomely
appointed six course wedding dinner
was served. Red and white carna
ttons used In conjunction with ferns,
smflax and evergreens: made an -ex-
quisite. decoration for, this room, while
white carnations and green adorned
the living room. ~ 81
/ The happy couple left on the even
ing tram amid the we'll wishes of a
host of friends for Grand Forks, the
twin cities and Fergus Falls, Mimi.
where their honeymoon will be en-
joyed. They will be at home after
December Is at Crystal, N. D.
Among the out of town guests at
the wedding were DR.. and Mrs. C.. 8.
Marsden and Will Mitchell, Grand
Forks; Mrs. H. S. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. W.. r. Mitchell and Lloyd Gill;
bert, Crystal; Mr.. II. T. Gorder and
daughter, Dora, Grafton; Rev. and
Mrs. Burns, st. Thomas; Rev. and
Mrs. Richmond, Crystal; Osulf Bertel-
son, Mrs. H. w. Bertefson and daugh-
ter, Osa, Miss Tillie Bertelson, Fergus
Falls, Mimi; Miss Marcia Mitchell,
Cavalier; Mrs. Fawcett, Drayton.
The most beautiful flowers are at
their best when treated in severe
style. No applied trimming or bizarre
cutting can improve Russian sable.
silver fox or seal and such furs, par
ticularly the long haired one are most
effective II merely self-trimmed. The
directoire cape is possibly the newest
and most luxurious note in fur gar
ments. The models shown in the win
dows of the fashionable shops show
slight differences of line and finish.
but the general character of these
garments Is the same-a long. loose.
sleeveless cloak, where shoulder line
runs down, almost to the elbow. The
cloak is opened all the way up the
sides, but caught together lightly I'M
der the arms to provide some slight
semblance Of a sleeve effect.