The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-18
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL>
Enroutc to Michigan.

Enroutc to Michigan.
Mrs. Norton Of Devils Lake. and
her two daughters. Miss Mary Norton
connected with the office Of Secre-
tary of State P. D. Norton. and Miss
Eleanor Norton. who taught at Cava-
lier the past year. were here yester-
day enroute east. They are going to
H~oughton, Mich, to enjoy an ex-
tended visit with relatives con-
tinued on their journey last evening.
Having Picnic Party Today.
A jolly picnic party at Riverside
park this afternoon includes Mr.. and
Mrs. George G.. Gets With their fam
lily and house guest. Mrs. Charles T.
Roe of New Sharon, Iowa, and her
son, Charles. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ.
Holmes aud their guests, Mrs. j.. w.
Fulton anu son, Holmes of MiMnot,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. S~chlaberg and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. H. a. Hunter
and SON., David. The ladies went out
early this afternoon and the gentle
men will join them III time for a pic
mic supper.
Out OF Town Weddings.
jamestown and Fargo friends Of
@ -. DIX SSlst, Il tOIIfGE TtS!lCTl Oh
bcth cities. nave received
ncnts of hi: marriaee 10 Miss Mill
deed Lois q. .IUfnma Of Minneapolis.
The wedding iook plac" at the home
ot the brides parents and they are
spending THEN HONEYMOON i'll the
SLACK Hills of SoUth Dakota. The
'cidc IS a graduate OF the Nebraska
university II Mr. l5urgster is now
connected with the General Inspection
r,,frl nan itiYl> ,,a1,,,art,r ;p \fi,
J neapoliS.
The marriage OF Miss .Abnie Porter,
daughter OF MIR and Mrs. John Porter
Of SharloW, this state, and Attorney
Fred q. kneeland of Jamestown took
place Tuesday afternoon at the home
"f the bride. Rev. g. w. Simon Of
jamestown performing the ceremony.
they will take q Two weeks eastern
honeymoon trip and on their return
viii be at lone at 80 Third avenue
south. in Jamestown.
\ beautiful home Wedding was SOL
~e,nnized at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. g. Croker in Lisbon when
their daughter. Wilma. was given in
marriage to NJ. F. Speer. a young bust
ness man of the same city. The house
was %profusely decorated with cut
lowers for the occasion and the at
PENDANTS We're Mrs. j. a. Brastad, sis
ter OF the bride, and Miss Ethel Toye
DIS bridesmaids and DIR. c. y. Pourdon
and H. q. Crocker as sroomsmen.
Rev, a. j. Erasted of Fort Dodge.
Iowa. assisted by Rev l.. l.. Mann of
Lisbon performed The ceremony.
Misses Catherine Richards. Velma
Legler. and May Croker served the
courteous wedding dinner while Mrs.
Mary +. Jones presided over the
frappe bowl on the porch. Favors for
, tho y,|sc.c ..r. +:-,. -l..s -:-----
tied with a bow of pink ribbon and a
pink carnation and hearing the name
OF the bride and TOO With marriage
date. Mr.. and Mrs. Speer left that
evening for Boston and other eastern
points on an extended wedding tour
and will not he at home until Septem-
her /.
Claude {. Merchant of Winnipeg
ana mis- Pride. formerly Miss Jessie
Maude Holtzheiner Of Seattle. left asst
evening for Winnipeg where they will
flnance here and they We're married by
Or. j. G.. Moore. the attendants being
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Holtzheimer.
The groom is district agent for the
An,erican-Canadian Coal company.
Innovations Mt Crocker Nuptials.
The wedding of California's richest
i%1eiress. Miss Jennie a. Crocker of
Hillshoro. Cal. and Malcolm D.
Whitman of New York. former tennis
champion. will go down in history as
the first wedding Of unusual note to
he performed before a motion picture
machine and for this reason it is ex-
trene!y Interesting to the public. for
many may see ii soon at some of
the moving picture shows. The fol-
lowing is the account sent out from
Hillsboro by special reporters who
attended the ceremony:
standing before a motion picture
machine that made a Photographic
record of the seem for the edifca-
ton of future generations. Miss
late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Crocker
Of San Francisco and CALIFORNIA;
richest heiress. today became the
bride of Malcolm n. Whitman Of
New York City. 1t is believed to be
the first time in the history of Amer
lean society that motion pictures
have been taken of a fashionable
wedding. The ceremony was per-
formed at ST. Nateo, by Bishop Will
liam Ford Nichols. at noon.
The wedding celebration rivaled
the most famous nuptial displays Of
New York's Fifth avenue set. Fol-
lowing the church ceremony. which
was the one simple feature Of the
days festivities. the guests We're en-
tertained with a wedding breakfast
in a temporary pavilion erected at a
cost Of $4,000. Il will be torn down
tomorrow. III this pavilion the
guests seated themselves amid a
gorgeous floral spectacle. Orchids
predetermined, $4,000 having been
spent on this flower alone in prov!d-
{.,t r .hc T1i.r1o, Tha,eo = 20 x1.>.
adorned the hanque: boards o. sur
rounded the feasters on walls and
ceiling.
The wedding was preceded by a
Procession of li!nousines from the
Crocker estate ia the church. Here
the ceremony Of the ring was per-
formed beneath a bower Of roses and
the guests fastened back 10 begin the
real durbar festivities.
Seldom has there bee G more
brilliant wedding in any part of the
spread. for the bride is extremely
charming. the bridegroom belongs to
one of the oldest New England fami-
lies and both are young, rich and
very much in love.
prominent society folk from cities
on both sides Of the continent gath
cred to witness the which
was performed in a magnificent pa
vtlion erected for the purpose on
the grounds of the brides country
place at Burlington. The pavilion
cost $4,000 to build. while an equal
amount was spent In its decorations.
THE bride had for her matron Of
honor Mrs. Walter S. Martin of San
Francisco. The bridesmaids were her
cousins. Miss Harriet Alexander and
Miss Janetta Alexander Of New York,