The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-09
Mandan Boy Weds in st. Paul.

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Mandan Boy WEEDS in St. Paul.
The following account Of the ella
borate Lanterman-Evert wedding
which is taken from the Sunday ST.
Paul Pioneer Press will be read with
interest by North Dakotans for the
groom is a we'll known young man OF
Mandan and comes from n Of that
ciey's most prominent and wealthy
families:
"a wedding Of great interest in col
lege circles was that Of Miss Rose
June Evert. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Manchester Park, to Evert Rosen-
crantz Lanterman of Mandan, n. D..
which was solemnized at Manchester
Presbyterian church at S o'clock. Rev.
Stanley B. Roberts Of Minneapolis. a
graduate Of Manchester college. per-
formed the ceremony. The bride Is a
member Of the class of 1910. Macales-
ter college. and Mr.. Lanterman was
graduated in 1909 and Is a graduate
Of the law college Of the University
Of Minneapolis. The church last even
ing. had been elaborately decorated
with masses Of palms. southern smilax
and Easter lilies. Miss Mildred Phil
lips played the briday music and Prof.
Harry Phillips sang a number Of Sc
lections. Miss Esther Pine played
some violin solos. with organ accom-
paniment. The bride was given in
marriage by her father, and her at
tendants were Mrs. Walter H. Evert
Of Williamsport. Pa. matron of hon
or. and four bridesmaids. Misses Nina
johnson of Fairmont. Pearl Nash Of
Pipestone. Eunice Lanterman Of Man
dan. N. D., and Louise Wallace Of
ra~1.AV Gaia oil rral,,otou 4F Nfo~oI-
ester. John A. Evert, brother Of the
bride. was best man. The bride wore
a gown Of white princess satin. made
on traine with garniture OF Maltese
lace. Her long tulle veil was caught
by a bandeau Of seed pearls. She car
ried a shower bouquet Of lilies Of the
valley and bride roses. The matron Of
honor was attired In yellow satin
yelled with chiffon Of the same color
and carried yellow roses The brides
maids were gowned alike in pale blue
satin with crystal bands in their hair
and they carried bouquets Of pink
roses. Little Mary Eva Gaskell was
flower girl. She wore a gown Of white
embroidered null with blue sash and
carried a basket Of white and pink
blossoms. Brooks Evert was ring bear
err. He carried the wedding ring in
the heart Of a lily. A reception was
held at the home Of the brides par.
ents on Princeton avenue. after which
Mr.. Lanterman and his bride left for
q trip. They will be at home In Man
Married in Berlin.
The wedding Of Miss May Bestor,
formerly member Of the faculty Of
the North Dakota agricultural college
OF whom much has been published
since the announcement last spring Of
her approaching marriage, occurred
in Berlin. Germany. and the Sunday
Minneapolis Journal speaks of the
event as follows:
"a marriage in which Minneapolis
society will be interested was that
yesterday in Berlin, Germany, Of Miss
May Bestor, the daughter Of Mrs. Ell
la Bestor Of Minneapolis. and Herr
Gustav ]. Waetzold Of the German
embassy in Rome. The marriage was
solemnized in the Kaiser Wilhelm
G~edaechtniss Kirchie in Berlin in the
presence Of friends and acquaintances
from the diplomatic corps of Ger
many and Italy.
Miss Bestor left September 10 for
Europe going with friends first to
Hamburg and in Berlin she was en-
tertained by relatives other hance,
whose home is in Hamburg.
Herr Waetzold and his bride will
make their home at the German EN-.
bassy in Rome afte rthey have made
q wedding trip. and there the former
Minneapolis girl will occupy a promi-
nent position. as Herr Waetzold is
text in rank to the German ambassa-
dor In Rome"
Club Elected off,cers.
The pupils Of the junior department
Of Wesley college conservatory per-
fected the organization Of their Junior
club at their party held Saturday aft
ernoon by electing the following Of
ficers:
President-Miss Estella Deichert.
Secretary-Miss Katherine Henry.
Treasurer-Miss Katherine Read.
The object Of the club is to meet
once a month for a social afternoon
and to promote everything Of pleas
ure and benefit to the members and
faculty. The young folks are plan
ming on many a good time as the re-
suit Of the organization.
Had Few Hours Visit.
Earl H. Tostevin enjoyed a short
visit Saturday evening from his aunt,
Mrs. Ralph G. Bennett Of Minneapo-
lis. who stopped here for a few hours
while en- route home from a visit at
Park River with Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Farup. Mrs. Bennett was accompan-
led by her little nephew. Master
Howard Powell of Waller, Mont, who
will make his home with his aunt in
Minneapolis.