Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-08-25
Miss NJ. Considine left today for

Prominent among the nuptial
evnts for Miss Mae Connolly and AL
bert Henry Bell, will l~ the bridal din
ner party this evening at O'Clock,
which will be given by Ir. and Mrs.
William Henry Bell at their homo at
s22 Firth street, in honor of the bri.
dial party, the welding to occur August
%. Covers will .'e placed for ten anal
the Bell h:use vii. b, appropriately
decorated for the occasion.
The home of Mrs. D. D. Feeder at
Leeds was the scene of very pretty
home wedding Wednesday morning
when her eldest daughter, Dorothy
Edna, became the bride of Mr.. Otto
William johnson, of Upham, N. D.
Promptly at eleven O'Clock the
strains of the wedding march, played
by Mrs. I. L. Knudson, announced the
coming Of the bride. Mr.. johnson and
his best man, Mr.. Leo johnson, of Up
ham took their places in the parlor
under the beautiful wedding bell, to
await the bride, who, preceded by Little
Louise Weiermuller as ring bearer and
Miss Mona Bell MCGEE, of Cando, the
brides maid, came from the upstairs
upon the arm of her brother, Mr.. Roy
Feeder.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Berne Of st. Vincent de
Paul Catholic Church and was witness
ed by only the immediate relatives of
the bride and few intimate girlhooa
friends.
The bride, the eldest daughter of
Mrs. D. D. Feeder, has grown to wo-
manhood in Leeds and has host of
friends in this city. Mr.. johnson is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. johnson,
of Glenwood, Mimi, and is assistant
cashier of the Upham State Bank, at
Upham, N. D., where he and his bride
will reside. He is we'll and favorably
Leeds baseball team during one sea
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson left for Minot
where they will take the 500 line for
Minneapolis and Glenwood, MINI.
They will be at home at Upham, N.
d., after September lst.
Mrs. Fred Hall Of Kelly avenue en-.
tertained the ladies Of the Presbyter.
ian church yesterday afternoon at a
beautifully appointed surprise in honor
Of Miss Mae Connolly, bride Of next
week. The decorations Of tine various
rooms were elaborate, consisting of
bouquets of flowers arranged artistic.
ally about the rooms. The amusement
furnished consisted mostly of music
and Miss Shortridge rendered two in
strumnetal selections, followed by sew
eral vocal numbers by Mrs. Knudson
of Leeds. Then little Daisy Orr en-
raptured the audience by singing first
GLOW in a Manager" and "Oh, What
I Know About Your directed to Miss
Connolly). A raisin contest followed
in which Miss Knudson and the Mise:
Shortridge, Connolly and Leech tool
part, Miss Connolly winning the prize
Just before luncheon Mrs. Bailey
representing the assembled guests, pre-
scented Miss Connolly with a handsome
cut glass vase. Her presentation speech
was masterpiece, to say the least.
Following is a list of the invited
Woodward, Cogswell, N. S. Welshhous
Fl. A. Dunn, Fren Williamson, F. D
Shranklen, L. Hansen, G. c. Connolly
F. B. Leach, F. E. Elliott, R. O. Chap
man, Chas. Pillsbury, c. F. Moody, E
F. Reese, G. E. Burgess, B. E. Baldwin
S. L. Serene, Hale, E. Routier, w
Somerville, B. A. Fail, A. D. Rath
} bone, A. F. Hoffman, L. Hiner, Bass
ford, Nowlan, E. Olson, w. H. Bell, S
o. Bondelid, j. I. Walrath, D. D. Nc
Naughton, J. A. Haig, E. B. Page, G
w. Holmes, J. L. Knutson, J. A. Shan
non, Will Graham, Frank Holland, H
B. Mitchell and the Misses Juliett'
Shortridge, Elna Leech, Lulu Williams
and Daisy Orr.
Miss Rame, sister of Mrs. Faust
leaves tomorrow for her home in Du
luth.
/, Mrs. D. L. Smith of Sweetwater wa
in town yesterday preparing for har
vesting.
Helena Olson of Hampden is in tow
today shopping and visiting will
friends.
Mary Kulstad, from Halstea1, MINI.
is visiting with Miss Hulda Anderson
for few days.
Mrs. James Henley of Crary was il
the city today shopping and visiting
with her daughters.
Mrs. S. L. Wineman left today fol
Granville where she will visit for ;
week with relatives.
Thursday Arnold leaves today fol
guest of Mrs. Stair.
Mrs. Redenbough from Larimorc ar
rived this morning and will spend 6
few days in the city.
Miss Lenore Thompson is in town to
day from Chautauqua, shopping anG
visiting with friends.
Mrs. Henry Wheeler and daughte,
of Doyon were in town shopping yes
terday. They returned home last even
ing.
Mrs. James Lewis, mother of Miss
Vera Lewis of this city, returned to-
day from a short visit at New Rock
ford.
Misses Lucille McDevitt and Freder
lea Fox came down from Grand Hor
Dor last eevning. They returned again
on No. 5.
Mrs. Haswell leaves tomorrow for a
visit in Duluth, before she goes to
Hansboro, where she will make her
future home.
Mrs. Thomas Barton was in town to-
day on her way to Aneta. Mrs. Barton
has been visiting in Glasgow, Mont. for
the last month.
Miss Margaret Fenlon leaves today
for Fargo, where she will Sunday with
Mrs. G. o. Smith, before resuming her
trip to Wisconsin.
Misses Lula and Jessie Steen, who
have been visiting Miss Hulda Ander-
son for a few days, returned to their
home in Churchs Ferry.
Miss Rosalia Juergens returned to-
day from Mayville.
| Miss Nettie Matson Of Crazy will
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Matson, over Sunday.
Mrs. w. P. O'Brien is making ar.