The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-27
H;ll.boro Weddine and Others.

1H6 u1dITlaEe OF MISS 1ll4le NldLu1!-
da Larson. daughter Of Mrs. Ingeborg
Hanson of the same city took place
Wednesday afternoon at : o'clock and
was a large church event. The cere-
lnony was solemnized at h United
Lutheran church in the presence of a
large company of guests and Rev. L.
NJ. Skunes performed the ceremony.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Han.
Olga, Nelson and Miss Clara Bohnsack
played the wedding music. Messrs. fl.
F. Mergen,. Oscar Hanson and Henry
Larson were the groomsmen and the
church was m~agnificentlv decorated III
yellow and white. a reception was
held at the brides home in the after
noon and that evening the young cou-
pie left for the east m a short honey
moon trip. They will lie at home In
1Tillshoro after January 1.
A pretty evening wedding took place
at Leroy Tuesday when Miss Vida
Longtin Of that place became the bride
Of Eugene D'Heilly of Walhalla. Rev.
Father LaRochellc performed the
ceremony and the attendants were Mss
Rose Longtin and Paul D'Heilly. They
will! be at home in Walhalla after De-
cemher /.
Mrs. c. V. Bayse of Fargo has an
nouneed the engagement OF her
Barrett Of Los Angeles. Cal. Mr.. Ear
rett arrived in Fargo Saturday. n a
strictly private wedding will be solem-
nized on Thanksgiving day at the
home of the brides uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ]. de Lendrecie. On
~ the immediate members of the fam
lily will be present. and the happy
couple will leave on the afternoon
>~oSa f1n Y@e %~~a11~ $h4;r f,,<r,rn
home.
Miss Barbara Kshout of Devils Lake
left Saturday for the home of her
parents in ST. Paul where her mar
riage to Roy Conant. a mail clerk on
the Great Northern. will take place
this week. They will spend their
honeymoon in Wisconsin with the
groom's relatives and make their home
in Great Falls. Mont.
Jewish Wedding in Fargo.
tiful Jewish wedding which took place
in Fargo last evening. The bride is a
niece Of Mrs. Matt Siegel Of that city
who has frequently visited here with
her sister, Mrs. Max Rabinovich. and
Little Miss Pearl Siegel who was one
of the flower girls spent the past sum
mer here as the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Rabinovich:
With the solemn ceremonies and
rites Of the Jewish church Max Men
delsohn and Miss Jennie Siegel, of this
ing at Z o'clock in the Loyal knights
hall in the presence Of a company of
200 guests. The ceremony was per-
fected by Rabbis Levine and Lask of
this city and the usual canopy SER
vice was used as well as the ring.
Promptly at : o'clock Miss liza
Promptly at { O'Clock Miss Ella
the wedding procession was formed in
the following order: Flower girls.
ME siegel. groom. with his best ma
A.. Berlowutz and Harry Mendelsohn.
the bride leaning on the arm of her
father. Matt Siegel. while at her left
walked her mother: the bridesmaids,
Miss Della LEVITT and Miss Gertrude
Siege): ushers, Jack LEVITT and Harry
Rebel.
Reaching the canopy the bridal
marty was met by the two rabbis and
the service Of the orthodox Hebrew
church was chanted by the two rever-
ends. the membrs Of the congrega-
tion forming a circle about the party.
After the ceremony congratulations
were in order and the bride and groom
were given the best wishes Of all their
lYle1QS.
Among the out of town guests
We're Mrs. Mendelsohn Of New York
Mr. and Mrs. Elias siegel Of Superior,
Mis-. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcndelsohn
If Minneapolis and many others.
"A social half hcur was spent. after
which the guests were invited to =
most elaborate dinner which vas SER
cd in the other hail not used for the
ceremony. There were three ia bles
and at the head Of the middle table
raised seats were provided for the
ne"'lyweds, The decorations wer.
lilies and carnations and the menu wa.
Of the finest.
The wedding was one Of the big so
cisl events among the Jewish popu,
lation Of the city, for the young PEG,
lle are very popular. Mrs. Mendel
sohn is the daughter Of Matt Siegel, ;
Front street merchant. while TIN
groom is in the contracting plumbin,
business. Mr.. and Mrs. Mendelsohi
were the recipients of many handsom,
and costly presents