The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-06

Lutheran church meets tomorrow aft
ernoon In The church parlors with
Mrs. Charles Evanson rs hostess. All
members are urged to be present.
Bethel Aid Meetns.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Beth
ell church meets tomorrow at 2:SO
o'clock in the church. The society
is to be addressed by Prof. Z. Nj.
Broen and refreshments will be serv-
ed by Mrs. /. Iverson.
Mission Band Meeting.
The last meeting OF the season will
be held by the members Of the Mis-
sion band of the First Baptist church
next Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
Gaylord. 2O3 Vernon avenue. 1t will
be in the nature of a picnic and the
hours will be from 2 to 5 o'clock.
Junior Registration Saturday.
The registration lor the Junior de-
partment at Wesley college conserva-
tory will be held next Saturday, Sep
TENDER 3. instead Of next Monday as
has been announced. The change is
made to accommodate the public
school children an dthe registration
will be held in the down town studios
over Stones piano store.
Merry Time Mt Social.
Despite the rain the ladies' who at
tended the social this afternoon ut
the residence OF Mrs. Robert II. Nc
Coy OH Reeves avenue had a merry
time. TIE ladies had made all their
plans and did not believe in letting
the good rain spoil them 50 had Il
jolly time indoors sewing, chatting
and partaking OF the dainty refresh
ments The social was given for the
benefit Of ST. Paul's Guild and Mrs.
Mccoy was assisted by Mrs. c. C.
GoMlan, Mrs. {. II. Robinson. Mrs Ii.
". Gibbs. Mrs y. D. Anderson. Mrs.
Theodore Thompson and Mrs. G.. X.
Jacob.
Surprised on Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Huesgen who
are prominent Devils Lake residents
were given a genuine and delightful
surprise on the occasion Of the twen-
ty-third anniversary Of their wedding.
Their friends 10 the number OF sixty
invited by Mesdames Peter kersten.
r. Daeley and ". p. O'Brien took pos
session OF their home While they were
at the Grand and when they returned
and turned on the lights they felt hap
pier than they did twenty-three years
ago. The guests presented them with
a beautiful library table and after
Il few hours of visiting and a delicious
supper the guests left what had been
IL Of the %jolliest parties held in that
City for some time.
White.Fowler Church Wedding.
The most beautiful wedding of the
autumn season was the church event
at high noon today when Miss Fannie
Olive Fowler, only daughter of MI.
and Mrs. William Perry Fowler. was
given in marriage to Harold Edgar
White. The beautiful ceremony was
solemnized al the First Methodist
church in the presence of a large and
fashionable company of guests and DR..
J. q. Moore was the officiating clergy
man.
The church was magnificently decor
ated and the color scheme Of yellow,
white and green was carried out with
all the lovely autumn blossoms. The
chancel was suggestive Of fairyland
with its quantities Of golden glow,
palms and ferns and the rail was hung
with masses OF asparagus fern. Tall
lockwood trees formed the gathering !
place for the bridal party and when
all had gathered there it was indeed
an exquisite sight.
When the last of the wedding guests
were being seated Miss Amanda Jor-
genson in dainty frock Of white or
candle and large white hat took her
place at the great pipe organ and Mrs.
Benjamin J.. Spence wearing a gown
OF cream nuns yelling trimmed with
fine cluny and large black hat sang
a group of beautiful bridal songs,
LISTS "Du Bist Vie Fine Blune'' and
Loves Philosophy" by Shelley. Just
as the last sweet notes died away the
glorious music OF the bridal chorus
from "Lohengrin" by Wagner was
waited forth and In a minute the
bridal party was revealed. While DR..
Moore. the groom and his best man,
John Fowler, brother of the bride, were
taking their places from a side en-
trance the bride and her party were
coming down the aisle from the rear
of the church. The ushers, Fred York
and John Fiers, escorted. coming first
and Immediately following was Mrs.
Z. C.. McCown. matron of honor, grace
full in her rich gown Of cream gau2e
trimmed with fine cluny. white plurned
hat and arm of American beauty
roses. The two bridesmaids. Miss
Edith Wardwell Of Pembina and Miss
Ethel Halcrow OF Bowesmont. walked
together and were attired in dainty
white bridesmaids frocks with which
they carried arm bouquets of yellow
chrysanthemums. The bride assembled
the aisle on the arm of her father who
gave her away at the altar and her
wedding gown was a creation Of fine
white embroidered linen. She wore
q wreath of lilies-of-the-valley in her
hair and carried an arm of bride roses.
When Dr.. Moore finished the solemn
service Miss %Jorgenson played Men
delssohn's wedding march for the re-
cessional and the party left the church
as beautifully as 1t entered.
At l o'clock the wedding luncheon
was served at the home of the brides
parents on Vernon avenue which was
beautifully decorated in pink and
white. Great china as:ors we're used
in the parlors and reception room and
bowls Of fragrant sweet peas in tine