The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-02
Some beautiful Weddings.

London Chronicle.
Some Beautiful Weddings.
September is truly a month OF brides
this year and mex week Grand Forks
society will witness soue Of the pretti-
est weddings eve sclemniZed i'll this
city. The happy events will continue
on throughout the entire month and
pre-nuptial social honors will continue
precede each beautiful ceremony.
Only a few September announcements
remain and anxious friends OF all the
brides are now interesting themselves
in the details of the marriage cere-
monies, and those of next week which
follow are particularly interesting.
The first wedding will be on Tues
day morning when Miss Elm G.iGtman
will become the bride of l~~ ". las
mussen, son of Mr.. ana j. c.
Rasmussen of Walnut x The
marriage service will Ee re i at 10
o'clock in the morning at tie home
of the brides sister, Mrs. Albert Fan
COW, in the Dinnie block and only the
members of the two families will be
among the guests. The cou-
pie will be unattended and Rev. C. C..
Warner, pastor Of the Congregational
church. will officiate. Miss Gjutman
has chosen a very simple home we'd
ding and Immediately after the mar
riage service the guests will parta&e
Of a light wedding breakfast served
by Mrs. Zanzow. Mr.. Rasmussen will
take his bride on the noon train to the
twin cities on a short honeymoon trip
and they will be at home in this city
after October 1. They expect to re-
side in the Spriggs block on Fourth
street. Mr.. Rasmussen Is we'll known
as travelling salesman for the Rasmus-
wholesale firm Of this city
and congratulations will come from
q large circle of friends.
Wednesday is a day of two beautiful
high noon weddings and the largest
will be that of Miss Fannie Olive Fow-
Ter. only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Perry Fowler of Vernon ave
nue.. and Harold Edgar White which
will be solemnized at the First Meth
odist church. The service will be
beautiful and a large company Of
guests have been favored with invita-
lions. DR.. j. G. Moore will read the
marriage ceremony and the bride has
chosen Mrs. c. C. McCown to be her
matron of honor. Miss Ethel Halcrow
Of Bowesmont and Miss Edith Ward
we'll of Pembina, university friends Of
the bride, will be bridesmaids and
Jown Fowler. a brother Of the bride,
will be Mr.. Whites best man. Miss
Amanda Jorgenson will play the we'd
ding march and Mrs. BENJAMIN j.
Spence will sing the bridal song. Fred
York and John Fers, also university
friends Of the couple, will be the
ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler will give their
daughters wedding dinner at their
Vernon avenue home with only the
neal relatives and a few friends as
guests. The bride and groom will re-
ceive informally during the afternoon
and in the evening they will leave for
New York to sail the following Satur-
day for Bangalore. Province Of Mysore.
India. Mr.. White will teach English
in the Baldwin college for boys in that
city and they will reside there for two
years. Guests for the Fowler-White
wedding from out of town are already
arriving. Miss Elfreda Borrill Of Nor
ris. Mimi, coming this morning. She
is an old high school friend Of the
bride and is being entertained at the
Fowler residence.
The marriage Of Miss Hattie Mae
Reading, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Reading of 712 South Fourth
street, and Sheldon Stillman Caswell
will also be a Wednesday wedding but
It Is to be a magnificently appointed
hama nARnr4rSy Dau ESrarn{, NJ Mo
Coy, pastor Of the First Methodist
church. will celebrate the nuptial serv-
ice at high noon in the presence Of a
large company of house guests. The
bride has chosen her sister, Lulu, to
be her bridesmaid and Miss Mabel
G~r'tzmacher of Emerald her maid of
honor. Miss Irma Mallory whose voice
Is heard at so many weddings will
sing and Miss Ethel Lasham will play
the wedding march. The brides
brother. Elliott Reading, will be Mr..
Caswell's best man and the groom's
brother. Albert Caswell OF Litchfield
Mimi, will be groomsman. A prettily
appointed wedding dinner will i'm.
mediately follow and among the guests
from out of town will be Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dean and Miss Lee HOOD
Of Emerald and Mr.. and Mrs. w. v
Cummins Of St. Paul.
Mr.. Caswell and his bride will con.
t3nue to make this city their home bur
before settling down to housekeeping
they will enjoy a coast trip. The!
will be away several days and visi,
Spokane. Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land. On their return they will reside
at 513 North Seventh street and be Al
home after October 10.
Handsomely engraved cards of in
vitation e Just issued today FOL
the marriage reception Of Miss Loil
Clare Robertson. only daughter Of DR.
and Mrs. Edward P. Robertson of Yves
ley Place, and Charles Everett Hunt
which occurs the following week. This
wedding will also be a charming home
event, the ceremony to be read by Rev