The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-20
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! Had Girl l'st,crS at Wedding.
\ beautiful wedding and with
many new and novel appointments
was that which ook place at the Vim
cent Methodist Episcopal church in
Minot AT high noon yesterday when
Miss Violet Gertrude lIolcomh. duugh-
ter "f Mrs. s. J. Holcomh. became the
bride of William u. Wrndt OF the
same city. The following excerpt is
taken from the account in the Minot
Reporter:
AT exactly twelve o'clocN Miss
Martha I>cishus. accompanied by Mrs.
Arthur Elaisdell ON the pipe organ
sang Il new Wedding song. Il Asked the
SUM-" by noN Allen. AT the conclusion
OF the ons Mrs, ISlaisdcll played
through Misunderstanding wedding march
and on its repetition Miss Holromn
and Mr.. Wcndt. proceeded by little
nj MIR. and Mrs, q. II. Gleason. a niece
1T the bride. entered the church from
tn. vestihulc. Miss Hort.nse was
dressed in white embroidery, and in
the heart OF a red rose was carried
the hoop of gold. The brides gown
| was Il hundsnmr creation ot ivory peal
de crepe falling in soft falls to form
Il tram The waistline was high and
wide shadow lace formed Il iishu Of
feet over the shoulders meeting the
skirt With 4 large cluster of mrssalinc
roses. In her hair. which was ar
ranged in puffs. the bride wore a
wreath of white hyacinths. During the
ring service read Ivy the Rev. Il. \. oil
son. Miss Katherine Kahn played OBJ
erthur's "FruNcrN on the harp. The
altar was decorated with ferns aud
vases of pink and white carnations.
After the betrothal vows Mrs. Hlaisdc!l
played t;reig's Norwegian Bridal Pro-
ccSsi"n for the occasional and an in
formal reception VAS held in an adj
joining room. An innovation was girl
usilers. III unusual hut Very pretty
idea. For thes. Miss Holcomh chose
Sihyir llNisaker. Mary Hans,neyer and
Nellie Rose. y. wedding breakfast was
served III tn. church dining room at
which twrntN covers We're aid for the
bridal party. tn" relatives and d few
friends. Miss Carrie Morish. Miss
Margaret Bailey. Miss Grace Rose and
Agnes Nadruu waited on the guests.
Miss tl"lcomh's going away costume
consisted of a rich brown suit with
which she wore a soft brown blouse.
\ small brown velvet hat with Il
S%we"pins willow plume and brown
suede shoes completed the costume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendt LEI, ON No. > for
Preston. Iowa. where they will visit
Mr.. Wendt's parents INC then go to
Chicago. When they returr they will
he at home in their beautiful new
bungalow recently erected for them
in Eastwood park.
Miss Eickhoff Sliowcrcd.
Miss Thea E.ickhof was guest Of
honor last evening at an informal but
ton given by Mrs. Silver H. Bake
and Mrs. H. l.. Woods at the home
of the former On Cottonwood street.
The guests were a bevy of the bride
elects intimate girl friends and they
brought with them a shower of hand
some linen towels that brought forth
the heartiest expression of apprecia-
ton from Miss Eickhoff. After the
shower the guests chatted merrily and
then wrote letters to both the bride
and groom which they shall open
while on their honeymoon.
h evening was completed with a
delicious w curse luncheon SER
vice at which the groom also was Il
guest and overs We're placed for Miss
Eickhoff, Miss Gina Anderson. Miss
Emma Wentz. Miss Grace Rover. Miss
Clara Hallick. Miss Ragna Anderson.
Miss Tillie Benson. Mrs. j.. +. Knoll
and Mrs. Tostenson.
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To Visit in Fargo.
Misses Vivian Dinnie and Temple
Irwin are planning TO spend q part Of
their holiday vacation in Fargo as the
guest of Miss Harriet Hunt who re-
turns tomorrow from Northampton,
Mass, where she is attending Smith
college and Of their coming the Fargo
Courier-Eews says:
Miss Temple Irwin and Miss Vivian
Dinnie will spend the latter part Of
Christmas week with Miss Harriet
Hunt. The young ladies, who are high
favorites in Fargo society, will be
guests at the Coterie m Bachelor
Benedict parties
Installation Lunch Postponed.
The new officers Of the Eastern Star
were installed with appropriate cere-
monies at the Masonic temple last
evening but the installation lunch
which always is served by the gentle
men of the order, has been postponed
until the first meeting in January. AT
that time sixteen new members will
be initiated and the repast will serve
a double purpose. Installation came
at IL very busy time this year and it
when more Of the members could en-
JOY it. The gentlemen will serve the
evening Of Tuesday, January ..
Planning Annual Party.
The girls Of the "?" clu met las,
evening at the home Of Miss Clara
Wolff on Walnut street and devoted
the greater part of the time to plan,
ming their annual party which will BIZ
an event of the holiday season. Tn.
date has not been decided upon bu,
the girls will undoubtedly sustain
their reputation for handsome enter.
tanning. The meeting was concluded
with a dainty luncheon service and
no meeting will be held next week.
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Friendly Visitors Met.
A meeting Of the friendly Visiting
committee Of the Associated Charitie.
was called for 4 o'clock this afternoon
at the public library.