The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-30
Brides of the Week.

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Brides of the Week.
Miss Athena klingbeil of Enderlin
became a bride Saturday morning.
her marriage to Frank E. Matteson
of Minneapolis taking place at the
Central Presbyterian church in that
city. Rev. Harry Noble Wilson per-
formed the ceremony.
a very interesting wedding at Man.
dan during the week wa that of Miss
Stella Kennedy and Harvey H. Will
liams. both of that city. Father
his residence with Miss Gertrude Ken
nelly and Louis H. Connoly as brides
maid and best man. Mr.. Williams Is
a member of the Mandan Candy COM
pany.
Miss Mary Anderson and Roy Field.
two popular young people Of Willis
ton. gave their friends a surprise by
being welded at Jamestown at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald T. Will
der. Rev. W. Knighton Bloom Of
Minot performed the ceremony and
Mrs. Wilder served the wedding din
ner. The couple probably will make
tehir home at Plentywood. Mont. on
their return from a short honeymoon
trip.
The marriage Of Magnus Midstokke
OF Sharon and Miss Amanda Stoke
the groom's parents Friday afternoon
was the fourth wedding in the family
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Midstokke with
IN a year. 1t was a quiet family affair.
. Miss Lilly Lord and Bartelmir AL
lard of Omemee were married at the
Catholic church at Tarsus by Rev.
Father Bachand Wednesday morning.
The couple will reside on the groom's
farm near Omemee.
DR.. George A. Sarchet of New Eng.
land and Miss Martha E. Gilgan Of
Idaho were married at the St. Charles
hotel in Dickinson Monday evening,
Rev. Father R~ogensberger performing
the marriage service. The doctor has
a coy home for his bride.
Miss Lenora Veon and Lewis Ar
mold were married at Stanley Thurs
ing tn ceremony at the brides home.
"A wedding dinner was served and the
couple left the following day for
Strathcona. Alta. where the groom
is engaged in the lumber business.
Miss Maude Harriet Dada. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dada of
Cayuga and Ralph Lomax Mackay OF
day evening at the brides home. The
wedding was very elegantly appointed
with a large number of guests and
the ceremony was performed by the
groom's father. Rev. T. j. Mackay,
also Of Omaha. The couple are
spending their honeymoon in the twin
cities and will go to Omaha to re-
side.
A wedding Of interest at Mimic was
that Of Miss Catherine FaIconer OF
that city and Oscar Nelson Of Fargo,
Rev. n. o. White performing the
ceremony. A wedding dinner was
served and several guests were pres
ent from out of town.
At Gardar Wednesday occurred the
Sveinn K. Myrdal, the wedding TAX.
Ing place at the home of 1ngibjorg
Thordarson. Rev. Louise Ottenson OF
Winnipeg played the wedding music
n Rev. K. K. Olafson performed the
nuptial service. The groom Is a
graduate Of the agricultural college
at Fargo and will take his bride to his
farm hon neal Gardar.
Miss Rea MCPHERSON, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Mcpherson Of Park
River. and Harry b. LonRfellow OF
Bartlett. We're married Wednesday al
the Methodist church, Rev. A. "
Brown performing the ceremony. II
was a church wedding of pretty ap.
pointment and the couple were unat-
tended. They will make their future
home at Bartlett.
Miss Loretta NJ. Billert Of Mime.
apolis and Touissant O.. Arsenault of
Fargo were married in the brides
home city Wednesday, Rev. Father D,
F. Mccarthy Of the church Of st.
Lawrence reading the ceremony. Miss
Catherine Billert vas bridesmaid and
Frank b. Goodman Of Fargo was best
man. Mildred Billert and Dorothy
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margaret Drew was at the organ. The
bride was deliberately gowned in cream
marquisette draped over pink MESA
line and decorated with duchesse lace.
She wore a bridal veil and carried
iiies-of-the-valey. The wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF
n BRIDES n a reception was held
IN the evening. They will be at home
Miss Donalda Mary Ftnnertv.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Finnerty Of Langdon. was married
Thursday to Allister Stewart Mitchell
OF Oakland. Cal. 1t was a handsome
~ appointed but quiet marriage with
only the family members as guests.
the couple will tour Mexico before
going to their home in Oakland.
Are Now Local Residents.
Mayvllle ribun James w. Stew
Ems left this morning for Grand
Forks. where his family is settled in
their new home n where ne has
taken a responsible position in the
head offices of the Robertson Lumber
company. n Of the largest lumber
concerns In the state. Mr.. Stevens
has been a useful and popular citizen
Of Mayville during his FIVE years. res
tdence in this city, officiating as city
auditor. secretary Of the Commercial
club and in other capacities and many
friends will regret his departure and
that of his estimable family and will
wish them good fortune in their new
abode.
Parties o Schumann. Hcink.
Among the people in the city today
to hear Madame -Heink
tonight are Mrs. f.. w. Beckstad and
daughter. Ora. of Cavalier. Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius spokely Of crookston,
Mrs. Obe n guest from Langdon.
and Mrs. NJ. A. Thorson of Crook
ston. Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Lamb and
party of Lankin. Mr.. and Mrs. North
rup of Crookston. Miss McI4aren of
McCanna. DR.. and Mrs. Beck Of La