The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-01
Miss Cumming Weds Tonight.


Society is much interested in the
wedding tonight Of Miss Mary Eliza
beth Cumming. eldest daughter Of
and Mr.. Charles Wesley Fisher. The
marriage will be solemnized at 6
O'Clock at the home Of the brides ia
ther and the invited guests are the
close friends of the bride and family
relatives. including Nj. and Mrs. w.
5. Cumming. an uncle and aunt from
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. James Cum
ming. Miss Mary Cumming and Will
Cumming OF Mallory. Mrs. E. NJ. At
terberry OF Williston. Miss Viola Smith
or Denver, Col. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray w.
Frazee and daughter. Cannon, of Os-
10 and Ira B. Fisher Of Crookston, q
brother Of the groom.
Miss Cumming will be given away
by her father and her wedding robe
Will be white silk marquisette cut en-
train and made ove a satin founda-
ton. The yoke is fashioned Of real
lace and her long bridal veil, will. be
caught with a spray of lilies-of-the-
valley. She will carry a shower bou-
quet Of roses and valley lilies. Little
Miss Carmen Frazee will be flower
girl and she will scatter the bridal
path with rose petals. Miss Cassie
Cumming who will be her sisters
bridesmaid will be gowned in yellow
and Ira B. Fisher will be his broth
er's best man.
Just before the ceremony Miss Sell
ma Hassell will sing Loves Corona.
ton" by Florence Award and Miss
Wayne DeCamp will preside at the pi-
ano and has chosen for the entrance
Of the bridal party the bridal chours
from "Lohengrin" by Wagner. Dur
tnp tho AvfnnAln0 OF To1toixokf~~r -,
will play Mendelssohn's wedding
march.
The arch for the assembling Of the
bridal party is arranged in the living
room and the color scheme is yellow
while in the parlor green and white
will be carried out with lilies and fern.
The dining room will be adorned with
pink and white roses and here the
wedding supper will be served. Mrs
F. r. Hall and Mrs. s. o. DeCamp will
have charge Of the service and four
young girls. Misses Ruth Templeton,
Lillian May Dow, Anastasia White and
Marion Torgerson will assist.
Mr.. Fisher will take his bride cas-,
on a honeymoon trip and she will
travel in a suit Of navy blue with &C
cessories to match. On their return
they will announce December Is at
their at home date. Scores of good
wishes will come to this couple as they
are among the most popular young
people in the city. The. BRIDES pre-
nuptial days were filled with handsome
honors and her beautiful wedding
gifts further attest the esteem in
which she Is held. Mr.. Fisher is q
young business man, secretary Of the
Ruettell Clothing company, and es-
teemed highly in both business and
! social circles.
Thursday Musical Tomorrow.
h November program which is an
especial treat will be given tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock al the meet.
ing of the Ladies' Thursday Musical
club to be held Al the home Of Mrs
F. 8. Sargent on Reeves avenue. All
members should make IN effort to at.
tend. The arranged program is q
lecture recital on Massenet's opera,
"Thais," with Mrs. F. Sovereign Smith
singing the That's part and N. B. Black
tn Athanael part. Miss Margaret
Sargent will give the story, Mr.. Row.
land will ne at the piano and Miss
Gail Ridsway will play the violin solo
Mrs. Marks Was Hostess.
Mrs. Henry Marks entertained last
evening at her home on North Fourth
street in celebration Of Halloween and
her guests were enough ladies fol
three tables at $780," Jack o'lantern,
were used for decoration and another
pastime was making candy for the
dainty supper service which brought
the evening to a close. Miss Anderson
a assisted in serving