The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-06
HALL talbot NUPTIALS
Elaborate Society Wedding of Promi.
nent North Dakota Young People
at Maple Lake.

AT nigh noon Saturday occurred the
marriage of Miss Zoe Rhea Hall. only
child of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Hall, old
residents OF Grand Forks, to Frederick
E1nor Talbot, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
M talbot of Fargo. The beautiful
summer home of the Halls, Breezy
Point Villa" at Maple Lake, near
mentor Minn was the scene of the
ceremony which was performed by DR..
Herbert G. Leonard, pastor of the First
Methodist church in Fargo, and wit
messed by company of the intimate
friends of the happy young people and
few of the older friends of the family.
Loving hands made Breezy Point
villa bower of beauty with quanti-
ties of green fern and wild flowers
and no prettier setting could be i'm
agined for the binding of youthful
hearts. Promptly at the hour Miss
Aletha Black at the piano. struck up
the strains of Wagner's Bridal Choir
us, and the bridal party assembled.
The bride, one of North Dakota's fair
est young women, was never more
charming than in her bridal robe of
white satin, entrain and handsomely
trimmed with rare lace and pearls.
From her hair was draped filmy veil
or tulie which hung to the hem of her
gown. She carried a shower bouquet
OF bride roses and lilies of tho valley.
Miss Martha Williams, of Grand Forks
was her bridesmaid and was charm
lngly attired in a gown of she'll pink
messelaine and carried a bouquet Of
sweet peas. The groom was attended
by George Kensal of Bismarck.
Miss Black, who rendered the brid-
al music, wore a dainty summary Gre
alton of lowered orCandie. Ernest
Montgomery, in splendid baritone,
sang, My Rosary, during the service,
and for the occasional Miss Black
Mendelssohn's wedding
march.
The wedding dinner followed the ex-
tending of Fluctuations and Mrs. Hall
was charmingly assisted by four prettilv
goWned young ladies, Misses Kittie
Williams, Temple Irwin, Vera KELSEY
and Viola Wood.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Tai
bot left for short honeymoon trip, and
will visit Duluth, Minneapolis and st. |
Paul. and will return and spend the
summer at the lake. II October they
will go to Grand Forks and receive
heir friends in cozy apartments in the
rrepanier block.
Mrs. Talbot wore, going away, a tall |
bred suit of rich dark wine shade
md with it large black hat with pale |
blue wings.
Among the guests who witnessed |
he ceremony were the groom's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. TaIbat, of |
Fargo, and brides two uncles and
iunts, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall and |
laughter Angelina. and Mrs. and Mrs. |
Frank Hall, with their daughters, |
Emma, Grace and Edna. of Fargo, |
Ind Mrs. i. T. Dillon of Northwood, |
a., Miss Anna Friedland and George |
R. Freeman of Fargo, Mr. and Mrs. |
Oscar Rustad and Garfield, of Moor
lead, Miss Clara Matison. of Minot, |
Miss Mae Bows of Erie Miss Ann Til !
us of Bemidji, and from Grand Forks
he following: Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Brown, DR.. and Mrs. S. H. Irwin.
Misses Charlotte Blacl-. Cassie Cum
nings, Pink Wilder, Clara Hale, Alta
Smith Wayne DeCamp, Lou Hall, Ell |
lie Brown, Bernice Griffin, and |
Messrs. Norman Black Percy Mont |
Don Woods, Harry Mix. Fred
3rockhoff, Joe Brown and Klein Ven
Alstine.