The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-27
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Miss Hancock Welded Today.

Miss Hancock Welded Today.
With all the members of tic family
at home for the first time in seven
years. Miss Laura Ethel. second
daughter of MIR. n Mrs. Henry Han
cock of 3l4 North Sixth street. today
became the bride of Lester Fawcett
WeathcrwaN of Charles City. Iowa.
amid the happicst surroundings mag
Unable for a holiday wedding. High
noon was the nuptial hour n the
wedding guests we're a congenial COM
pany Of family relatives from near and
far and just the closest girl friends
OF the fair bride.
The holiday colors prcdominated in
the elaborate houSe decorations and
h large front parlor was chosen for
the taking of the nuptial VOWS. The
setting for the bridal party was a
background Of southern smilax. holly
n mistletoe eNauisitelN arranged as
a network of greenery which COM
pletely hid the large plate window.
At either side stood tall broad fingered
palms and about the room lovely
American beauty roses nodded their
graceful heavy heads from crystal
vases and ms Rniffcient %iardiniers. Tho
greenery arched the windows and
doorways. hunged from the chandc-
liers n edged the snowy linen on
the luncheon tables in tho dining and
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rose was the sole flower used and its
rich fragrance filled the atmosphere.
When the appointed hour arrived
Miss FloH jackson took her place NJ
the piano ana sounded the joyous
notes of the L%ohengrin bridal chorus
which told of the coming of the bride.
Rev. G. E. Hemans. the Baptist gem
the officiating clergyman and he en-
terea first. followed by the groom and
his best man. Lloyd T. Weathcrwax.
a brother from Charles City. The
room stood in waiting as the bride
n her party descended the stairs.
the bridesmaid, Miss Edna Hancock.
sister Of the bride, coming first in a
old rose mcssaline with which she
carried a bunch OF American beauty
roses. The brides little niece. Miss
Ruthie Hancock OF Bremerton. Wash.
was the sweetest Of flower girls in her
trock of white and ribbon bows and
she scattered the brides path with
rose petals.
her father who ave her away was
never moro sweet and girlish than in
hcr Wedding attire. Her gown was
brought all the way from Japan by
her brother. John. who is in the gov
service as navy paymastcr
N its richness vas in its wealth of
hand embroidery. The material was
soft japanese crepe and the Iris pat
tern was most exQuisitely worked out
in the embroidered design. The yoke
was Of fine net while seed pearls edged
the tishu effect which hung gracefully
over the shoulders. Long white kid
gloves were worn with the short
sleeves and chenille fringe finished the
embroidered panel which hung from
the waist line to the floor. A wreath
Of valley lilies was arranged in the
brides soft dark hair, her shower
bouquet was of bride roses and lilies
of-the-valleN n about her ihroat she
wore a necklace Of gold with diamond
pendant. the gift of the groom.
While Rev. Hemans pronounced the
words Of the impressive ring ceremony
Miss Jackson played softly Ruben
STEMS Song Without Words" and
%tations the gladstone Mendelssohn
wedding march was rendered.
Covers Tor thirty guests were placed
at the luncheon tables and the dclecta-
bic four course repast was served inn
mediately following the ceremony
Mrs. H. ". Randall and Mrs. c. f.
Perry presided over this pleasure and
y girl friends OF the bride. Miss
Grace and Jennie Buckingham. Viola
Cooper. Grace Carter and Lillian Paul.
son. served.
During the Afternoon Lloyd Weather.
wax sang a program OF, delightful
songs and'the guests remained to view
the many and handsome gifts which
came to the Young couple. This even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherwax leave
for tn" twin cities and the bride will
travel in a strictly tailored costume
OF a dark wine shade with accessories
70 match. From Minneapolis Mr.. and
Mrs. WeatherwaX will go to Charles
City to be present at a family reunion
AT the Weatherwax home on New.
Years day and they then will go east
to Chicago and points in Ontario. Wis
ting the brides grandmother at St.
MarH's and other relatives at London.
TheE will not establish their M
ent home at Charles City until spring.
the bride TO accompany her husband
on his travels Will. filling engage
ments for the Redpath Lyceum
bureau.
The guests present from a distance
included the brides brothers. Lieuten-
ant John Hancock of Bremerton.
Wash, with his wife and two children.
Ruthie and Ralph. n Harry Han
cock of Scott. Sask.. and his wife, two
uncles. Sidney and Will Hancock OF
Emerado. the latter accompanied by
his wife and children. Elmer. Marion
and Florence. and a cousin. Miss Vic.
let Henley Of Devils Lake.
Mrs. Cushing Won Prizes.
Fargo Courier-News: Mrs. u. F
Gushing Of the Courier-News staff has
been notified that she was the winner
OF II OF the prizes offered for reci-
pes for dishes that men like best
by the 'I~Iousekeeper. now owned BIZ
Golfers. New York. The recipes
which found favor was as follows:
one-two-three sherbet-One quart
mornings milk-with cream on: two
cups sugar; juice OF three lemons. As
soon as the freezer is ready, turn milk
u and add to it the lemon juice and
sugar. which have been previously
thoroughly mixed. Freeze at once.
The cake which is best to serve with
this is called
ChiId's birthday cakc-one cup
sygar. five eggs. three tablespoonful
OF lemon juice. one cup flour. Beat
The yolks of eggs thoroughly. add
9 and whip until very light in
color. Add lemon juice. and then
one-haif the -four. followed by one
half the whipped whites of eggs. Gu,
and fold and then add the remaining
half of flour and e whites. No other
fa"or is needed and there is no bak.
ing powder. Bake in a. moderate oven
about fifty minutes, and for icing mi.
either three tablespoonful sweet cream
or the same amount Of orange tuice
With confectioner's sugar until thick
enough to spread. Should a Christ
mas touch be desired. candied and thin
slices OF citron or cherries might de.
eorate the top @ Of sake.
To Take Eastern Trip.
Mrs. A. E. Lehman leaves next Sat.
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