The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-18
;~itcd Mis-, Miller.

I1ISN . AllSS SCJStHucP N-OlIleI 1nN az tl6T
Visited Miss Millcr.
Miss Mae tiilhoolN and Miss Mabel
Anderson of inkstcr and Miss Esther
Nelson OF orr are Visiting in the city
today as guests of Miss Lotto Miller
of Riverside I'ark. They arc here
To enjoy the track meet.
Entertained tho Circle.
Misses Shcrpy. Morton and Hull en-
tertain"d tho members of the Queen
Esther Circle last evening in Mrs,
lloN's class nom in the Methodist
church and following the interesting
program these hostesscs served Al
dainty lunch.
Presented with Handsome Gift.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Foil pcRenocr,
who ave III" carly part of next
month for the cast. were honor guests
party hy Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rchdr
a; their Belmont avenue home and
during the evening the of
guests presented MIR. and Mrs. he
Rcmer with II Very handsome dining
room 'ray. They accepted it with
expressions "f hearty appreciation.
TIL" pleasure provided hv the hoSt
INV t'"''SS NhF Sihi!'- Il'Id bilh itl''
guests wore enough for live tables.
At the close of the samc tho hunors
went tn Mrs. George Wilder and MIR.
a. |. Widlund and Mrs. Rolnde served
n delicious lunch. the places being
arranged at tin" larg" taht" in the
dining room. Green ms the color
scheme used in the house decorations
and Miss ELSIE Rohtle assisted in scrv-
inS.
Some Prominent Weddings.
Tho Unwe-t'"rris Wedding ri l@sk"-
Ia which WAS announced last Saturday
venin took plar. Sunday at high
noon at the hunl" of tho brides par
ents. Mr., and Mrs. Fred Ferris and
WAS a beautifully appointed ceremony.
ROY. II. f. Moore pronounced the
words which made I;irdie Estelia Fer
ris the Wife OF Edward y. Howe and
the bride entered the parlor 10 the
~stlains of Mondolssohn's wedding
march rendered hy Miss IIensay. The
bride was beautifully gnwned i'm white
crepe de chine trimmed with satin
and baby Irish lace and her arm bout
uuot was ri whit" roses. Miss Edith
Pearl Ferris. a sister of tn" bride. was
maid of honor and WORE, blue" chiffon
over blue messaline. j. a. Moran Of
Devils Lake was best man. Only
white roses and white carnations we're
used in conjunction with green for the
decoration of the home. The couple
eVaded their friends who had planned
revenge for the surprise by supplying
themselves With rice and old shoes by
akinG an ante tn Ancta and from
there east on the train. They will be
at home in the (;ronna block after
june J..
The marriage of Miss Mary Chase of
this CITY and Bryant u. Wilcox of Hat
,.,, ,rL;1 ..,..,..1I Nt-a1-1.l,,- ,t,S
an outdoor event whicl took place at
the home Of the -room's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. 4. Wilcox at tlntt"n. Rev.
s. S. Wyand of Reynolds performed
the marriage service in the presence
OF a large company of guests and the
Wedding party moved from the house
to the i~mproHiS@a altar on the law to
the strains of the L~onensrin wedding
march PLACED by Miss Anna HegSc.
Miss Marcclla %Sorcnson scattered the
path with rose petals and was follow
ed l1y Drinc Cole who carried the ring.
Miss Chase. a sister of tho bride. and
Miss Pearl kent We're the bridesmaids
and the groom was supported by MIR.
Chase. the brides brother. n G. p.
Anderson. The handsomely appointed
wedding luncheon was served inllned-
iatnl%- after the ceremony and the
couple left that evening on a short
HONEYMOON trip. They will reside on
the grnom's farm.
Al Mayville "Wednesday 4 pretty
wedding took place when Miss Josie
Bjelde. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
A. Rjelde of that city. became the
bride of Frederick Newto Weed of
Minneapolis. Rev. Z. n. Peatfleld per
formed the ceremon at the brides
home at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon and
the attendants were Miss Rita Ryer-
son as bridesmaid and j. S. Hillrnan as
best man. The bride is a graduate of
the Mayville normal and the groom is
engaged in the real estate business.
Miss Eva Lewis, daughter Of Mrs.
John y. Lewis of Grafton. is to be a
June bride of that city and entertain
ing for her has already begun. The
first hostesses were Misses Marie YER
reaux. Charlotte Hankey and Freda
Klosterman who gave a linen shower
in her honor Wednesday evening.
Twelve guests were present.
Miss Selma L., Thorson and F. n.
h bert. both of Rugby, We're married
in that city very quietly. the ceremony
being performed by Rev: Father Kern:
The grooY is connected with n of
the merchandise stores in that city
and they will reside there.
y beautiful church wedding took
place at the Synod church in Maddox
Tuesday afternoon when Miss Cora
Gustava. the eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. X. Gilbertson. became the
bride of Herman Nelson. Mrs. G. p.
Nelson played the wedding music and
the bride. beautifully gowned in white
messaline with bridal veil, was attend
ed by Miss Emma Nelson and Miss
Emily Kirkeby as bridesmaids while
Carl n. Gilbertson and James Cleve-
land We're the groomsmen. After the
church ceremony "A large reception
was held at h home of the brides
parents and in the evening the young
couple we're serenaded by the band.
| After q short honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson will take up their home in
| Maddox.