The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-16
SOCIETY 49,: 49, g. = -


Brides OF tho Week.
Beautiful October weddings are
still occupying the attention of society
throughout the state and Mayville is
n of the cities that had an es-
pecially handsome church wedding
last Tuesday. 1t was the marriage
Of Miss Christine Rhodine Nelson.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. n. D. Nelson
Of that city, to Isaac X. Hegge. a pros
porous young business man of Hatton.
Rev. D. Ylvisaeer. pastor of the
synod Lutheran church. performed
the ceremony in the presence of a
large AMI fashionable company OF
guests at 8 o'clock in the afternoon
and h church was beautifully adorn-
ed with blossoms and green. Mrs. I.
D. flvisager played a half hour pro-
gram OF wedding music during the
seating of the guests and followed
with the wedding march for the en-
trance of the bridal party. The bride
was richly gowned in satin messaline
and tile veil and her attendants. Miss
Therese Nelson, her sister. and Miss
Nora Peterson wore own of white
and carried pink roses. Messrs. Erick
HeRge of Hatton and David T. Nelson
of Mayville were the sroom's escorts
and h ushers were c. O.. Fangen and
Chris Hauan. An elaborate four course
wedding Inner was served at the
home of the BRIDES parents and the
house guests included relatives from
Los Angeles. Cal, DEBORAH. Iowa,
Bryn Mawr. WASH. Whitehall. Wis,
Baldwin. Wis, Shelly. Mimi. and sew
! arQI CtftNG Nv{ftiV, fhn ctatN Nt>.> h~S51
Is a graduate of the Mayville normal
and has been teaching in the Hatton
schools for the past year.
This afternoon al Fargo occurred
n marriage of Miss Winifred ElRa
Russell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Russell. Vesy prominent residents Of
mat city, and Richard Winslow Stay
nor of Winnipeg. The ceremony was
very, quietly performed at the family
residence with just the family pres
en- but 1t was carried out with hand
some appointment n the young cou-
pie will leave this evening for Winni.
peg where they are to reside. The
brides mother gave her a very hand
some farewell reception Saturday aft
ernoon at which sixty guests called
to extend congratulations and bid
farewell.
Preston Lawrence Of Minot is here
with his bride today, having arrived
Saturday evening. Mrs. Lawrence was
formerly Miss Elizabeth Bergstrom,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Berg
strom of Minot. and her wedding took
place at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon
with Rev. T. A. Olson officiating. They
Will spend their honeymoon here and
then return to Minot to reside.
RAYMOND Scofeld of Minot who Is
TO wed Miss Haley of that city this
month will bring his bride to this city
10 reside as he has just accepted a
ris wholesale firm here. AS a fare
well and pre-nuptial honor he was
"ery elegantly entertained in his home
city on Friday evening with a ban.
quent given at the residence of Rev.
Father Raith. The ladies of the
church arranged the pretty function
1or Mrs. J. c. Baker. chorister of the
choir IN st. Leo's church. The choir
members were the guests and the ban.
quet was followed by a program of
toasts.
At lnkster the marriage of Miss Els.
tner Amelia Nelson, daughter of Mr..
end Mrs. n. F. Nelson, and Joseph n.
Nelson of the same. city was the large
social event Of the week and the we'd
alng ceremony was solemnized in a
arge tent in order to accommodate
the guests. Just before the ceremony
Miss Vera e. Mason san 20 Promise
Me- and the brides only attendant
was her sister. Miss Cora Nelson, while
the groom's best man was his brother.
u. w. Nelson. Of New Richland, MINI.
The wedding supper Immediately fol-
lowed the ceremony and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson are now cozily settled in the
Archer cottage in Inkster. Mr.. Mel.
son is the Great Northern agent ar
that place.
Surprised Her Husband,
Mrs. p. ]. Ferguson was a hostess
OF Saturday evening entertaining at
ner Chestnut street home in honor of
her husband who had occasion that
day to celebrate his birthday anniver.
sary. She arranged the pleasure as
a complete surprise to Mr.. Ferguson
and he did not surmise that there
was anything unusual until the mo.
ment the guests were at the door.
They extended cordial greetings and
then gave him another surprise with
the presentation Of a handsome rock.
or +. He accepted the gift and greet
ings in most gracious terms and then
assisted his hospitable wife In giving
mel company a most happy evening.
Tables were brought out for cards
and the guests filled i've tables. The
game chosen was 800" and the hand
some favors went to Mrs. F. Mechler
OF Chadron, Neb., and George r.
tombstone. while the consolation hold
ers We're Mrs. Morgan Curran and
Barney Dreeland. At the close of the
game the tables were spread for
luncheon n in the service of the
delicious repast Mrs. Ferguson was as
sisted by Mrs. B. Dreeland and Mrs.
g. W. Barton.
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TO We'd North Dakota Man.
Minneapolis Journal: Mrs. J. A.
Vines and Miss Jessie Littlefleld will
entertain tomorrow evening in honor
Of Miss Elizabeth Morse, whose mar
rage to Rev. William Morgan Hull
Of breckenridge. Mimi, will take place
Tuesday. October "a. Mrs. Roy Ger
rish and Miss Edith Bezanson will en-
terrain Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Gerrish. 3140 Third avenue S.
Miss Morse and Miss Alice Bacon,
whose marriage to Harry Gctchcii
Higgins OF Baldwin. N. D.. will be an
event OF November, will be the guests
OF honor at an affair which the What
So Ever class Of Temple Baptist church
Will give Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Arnold johnson of Duluth and Mrs.
y. Leland Hillman will entertain for
Miss Morse Friday at the home of
Mrs. Hillman. 1920 Grand avenue.