The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-15
Miss Robertson's Beautiful Wedding.

Beneath an arch Of greenery and
white sweet peas that filled
the great bay window Of the library
and converted the room into a heav-
en- Of bridal beauty. Miss Lois Glare,
only daughter Of DIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward P. Robertson. last evening be-
came the bride of MIR. Charles Ever
EFT Hunt, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H.
Hunt Of this city. The wedding took
place at the Robertson residence at
University Place aud though simpli-
city prevailed in all the appointments
1t was n of the most Impressive
ceremonies that has ever taken
place in this city.
The house guests where the family
relatives and a few close friends and
all were assembled a few moments
before the appointed hour, Z o'clock.
The entire home was festive in green
and white and the scheme was eff
fected with asparagus fern, Califor-
MIA Ivy and quantities Of lovely white
peas. For the final summoning
of the guests Miss Irma Mallory in
gown OF white and carrying an arm
OF pink roses appeared in the parlor
and with Miss Lilah Sannes at the
piano she sang those two beautiful
bridal songs "A Song Of Waiting" and
% Promise Me-" Miss Leone Cory
then took her place at the piano and
as she sounded the joyous notes Of
Wagner's wedding march from Tam
hauser. a beautiful solemnity filled
the atmosphere and from the dining
room walked Rev. Francis NJ. Mccoy,
pastor Of the First Methodist church,
who performed the ceremony. He
a followed by. the groom and his
best man. Axel. Oftedal of Milton, q
college classmate. AS they stood in
waiting before the arch a train Of
little boys and girls descended the
stairs and stretched with white satin
ribbons an aisle for the bridal party.
Lois Fuller and Marjorie Wilkerson
In dainty frocks OF white with large
pink bows on their half led the party
and following were Herbert Richard
son and Richard; s~turtevant in white
linen suits and Ruth Ogren and Fran
.ces Mccoy. also in white frocks and
pink bows. Theh came the brides
maid. Miss Exine Robertson of Cot
tonwood. Mimi, a cousin of the bride.
She wore a gown of white marquis
cite made over pale pink silk and
carried an arm Of blush pink roses.
She was followed by the matron of
honor, Mrs. c. c. McCown, who was
attired In delicate cream .gauze trim
med with fine cluny and carrying an
arm of the same blossoms as the
bridesmaid. The darling little ring
bearer, Miss Dorothy Hunt of Miller,
S. D., a niece of the groom, just pre-
coded the bride and carried the we'd
ding ring in the heart of a large
white rose.
The bride walked with her father
who gave her away and was sweet.
and girlish in her wedding robe of
white embroidered marquisette. She
carried a shower bouquet of lilies-of-
the valley and bride roses tied with
lovers knots Of ribbon and In her
hair wore q becoming wreath OF the
valley lilies. The ring ceremony
made them man and wife and all
through the service Miss Cory con-
tinued the soft sweet music.
The wedding reception Immediate
ly followed the ceremony and in the
receiving line were DIR. and Mrs. Rob-
ertson, Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Hunt, the
bride and groom. Mrs. G. G. McCown,
Miss Exine Robertson and Mrs. j. A.
McNtyen. an aunt of the bride from
Marshall, MINI. Invited guests cali
ed until $3.50 o'clock to wish joy to
tao welded couple and during the re-
ceptton hour delicious cakes and ices
we're served in tho dining room. The
Six girls who served were the Junior
conservatory teachers and included
Misses May Nisbet. Leone Cory, Lilah
Sannes. Nellie Halcrow, Flossie We'll
Ter and Floy Jackson. These girls
also played the reception musical pro-
gram.
The gift room upstairs was adorned
with purple and white sweet peas and
the magnificent wedding presents
were displayed for the pleasure of the
guests. The bride gave to all the
girls who assisted at her wedding
beautiful gold crescent pins and to
her matron OF honor a sterling spoon.
Tho little ring bearer was given a
gold band ring and the little girls
who carried ribbons. sterling coffee
spoons. whilo tho boys received small
silver knives. Mr.. Hunt gave his best
man q handsome watch fob bearing
tho zeal Of the University of North
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mira. Hunt left last evening
on the 9:10 train. cleverly evading
the watchful eyes of their young
friends. for the twin cities and will
spend today and tomorrow with Min
neapolin friends. Monday they will
go to Marshall. Minn.. the brides old
home. and that evening they will be
guests of honor at a large reception
which the brides aunt, Mrs. j. A. Nc