The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-06
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| guests were Mesdanaes Waldo, Vietch,
Brownell. Friedman, Wilmarth, Fow-
Ter, Rounce, Hubbard and Owen.
Entertained for Mrs. kirch.
Mrs. Fred Bacon gave u delightful
afternoon at her home OH South Fifth
street as an honor to Mrs. A. S. Din
MICS mother. Mrs. klrch Of Minne-
apolis. Just a small company OF guests
We're hidden aud at 8 O'Clock q prettily
appointed luncheon was served. Mrs.
Bacon's mothe., Mrs. Hume. assisted
and cover we,a laid for eight.
Miss Reading u Bride Today.
The marriage today Of Miss Hattie
Mae Reading, eldest daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. y. Reading Of 7l2 South
Fourth street and MIR. Sheldon Still
man CasMell was u home wedding Of
charming appointment and the nup-
tial service vas read at high noon BY
Rev. Francis NJ. Mccoy, pastor Of
the First Methodist church. The
guests We're just the relatives and
close friends of the two families, iii
Guiding a number from a distance and
All elaborate wedding luncheon was
served Immediately after the cere-
mony.
An abundance of autumn blossoms
converted the Reading home into an
ideal bridal paradise and in a small
alcove off of the par!or the bridal
party assembled. The alcove was fes-
tive in the delicate color tones Of
yellow and white and the pretty idea
was carried out with golden glow, as
tors and just enough Of asparagus fern
to give II tho freshness OF natures
green. Tho paTlors through which
purple and white, great jardiniers Of
tall graceful astors being arranged
With an artists taste and in the dim
ing room the prevailing shades were
red and green.
Just as the clock was striking the
hour of high noon the JOYOUS notes of
Memberships wedding march played
by Miss Ethel Lasham announced the
coming of the bridal party and as
they descended the long stairway
there was Il beauty and stiffness that
could not he more impressive. The
clergyman. Rev. Mccoy. led the party
and was followed by the groomsman.
Albert Caswell of Mohall, a brother
OF the groom. The groom walked
with his best man. Elliott Reading,
the brides brother. and Immediately
following came the bridesmaid. Miss
Lulu Reading, in dainty gown of
rose messaline and carrying on her
arm a cluster of pink roses. The
bride in her lovely wedding robe of
soft cream white messaline, made
empire and entrain. and with graceful
long bridal veil caught in her hair
with a spray Of valley lilies, enter
ed With her maid OF honor. Miss Ma
bel Grit2macher. The brides flowers
were beautiful bride roses arranged
in an arm bouquet and her maid OF
honor wore a gown IF an old rose
shade with an arm of pink roses.
just at the conclusion of the ring
ceremony Miss Irma Mallory very
sweetly sang Il Love You Truly"
and when the happy couple were pro-
nounced man and wife the house
guests extended congratulations. The
wedding luncheon followed and Miss
Emma and Ruth Wentz, Eva Poupore,
Pearl Reading and Mabel Davies pre-
sided V e the service. The guests
from a distance included Mr.. and Mrs.
v. Cummins and family of St.
Paul. Mrs. Frank Witt of Shellrock,
ILL.,, Miss Mae Darkow of Crookston,
Mrs. S. Ross of Fargo, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dean, W. S. Gritzmacher and
Miss Lee Hood of Emerald and Mrs.
j. r. Poupore who came in from Be-
midi for the wedding.
This evening Mr.. Caswell and his
bride leave on a western wedding
tour and Mrs. Caswell will wear a
tailored suit Of champagne color with
a smart black and white travelling
hat. They will visit Spokane, Seat
tie, Tacoma and Portland while away
and on their return will reside at 513
North Seventh street. They are to
receive after October Is.