The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-21
To Reside in Winnipce,

To Reside in Winnipcg.
Mrs. Bert Buckingham and her lit
tie SON. Master Wallace. left yester.
day for Winnipeg to join Mr.. Buck
gha and make that city their flu
ture home. Mr.. Buckingham has
gone into business for himself in that
city and he left several days ago.
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!tnrcutc to New York.
Mrs. f. r. Macpherson Of Helena,
Mont. is here for a few days visit
with her mother. Mrs. Helen Durick.
at her home on North Sixth street.
Mrs. Macpherson Is on her way to
New York city and will Join her nus
tand in Chicago In a few days for
the eastern trip.
Guests Leave for West.
Mrs. Mary Hodgson and Mrs. E. A.
D. Reynolds of LaMesa, Cal, left last
evening for the west after a pleasant
few days visit az the home of Mrs. Z.
p. Robertson of University Place. The
ladies have been on an extended trip
east visiting in New York, Wisconsin
and Minnesota and today they are the
guests OF friends in Devils Lake. They
also plan to stop in Spokane, Seattle,
and Oakland. Cal. before reaching
home.
Shower for Bride.
Fargo Courier-News: Mrs. August
Swanson, Of the south side. entertain
ed in honor of Miss Agnes Houglund.
a bride of June ~. who will be united
in marriage to Attorney N. Nelson of
Munich. this state. Miss Houglund is
oae Of the popular clerks at the Fargo
post office and twenty of her friends
assembled at Mrs. Swanson's home.
Ihere was a flower wedding contest.
j" which Miss Helen Hoover succeeded
y winning The first prize for guessing
''a most correct answers. The walls
We're banked in ferns and wild roses,
and a dainty lunch was served.
600
attended Miss Steah's Wedding.
Miss Ruby Davidson has returned
from Marvel. where she was among
inc guests Wednesday at the marriage
OF Miss Florence Stead. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stead of that
place. and David Middleton of Gilby.
The wedding was a charmingly an
pointed home event and guests were
present from several of the surround
ing cities.
SIN o'clock in the evening was the
hour for the ceremony and the home
was beautifully decorated in a pink
n green color scheme with quanti.
lles OF Wild roses and green fern. Miss
Eva caldwell presided at the piano
'''' NhlSS T IilCSS CneSleN LerV
sWeetly sang Il Love You Truly" she
played the L%ohengrin Wedding march
for the entrance of the bridal party.
Little Miss Nettie Stead, a sister Of tho
pride. came first CARRYING the ring i'm
'he petals OF an American beauty rose
II she was followed by the bride and
her maid. Miss Laura Middleton, a
sister OF the groom. The bride was
p~rettily gowned in cream messaline
& WIN lilies nf.tHn-yo IL, -- 3d.
N her arm bouquet was a bunch of
brides roses. Her bridesmaid wore a
rock OF white null and carried white.
carnations. Ray Stead, a brother of
the bride. was best man.
Rev. Mel McKechnie of Gilby. per
1orn,ed the marriage ceremony and a
reception Immediately followed. The
weadlns supper was served on the
avn and covers We're arranged for
fifty guests. The couple are spending
thelr honeymoon in this city and will
reside on the groom's farm near Gilby
Interesting June Weddings.
Murray Archer of Langdon, A we'll
known druggist of that city. returned
a fe" DAYS ago from an eastern trip
accompanied by his bride Who former
y was Miss Ethel Sheet Of Long
Prairie. linn. The bride formerly
taught school at Iona but the we'd.
ding was solemnized at the home of
her parents.
The marriage of Miss Olive Westlev
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. West.
Icy of Hannaford and Beuel NJ, Lunde
OF the same place took place Wednes-
DAY afternoon, the ceremony being
performed under the cherry trees az
the home of the groom's parents near
CooperstoWn. Rev. II. F. Josephson
performed the ceremony in the pres-
ence OF $50 guests. Miss earn Lunde
was bridesmaid and Martin Westley
pest man. and after the ceremony an
Ella wedding dinner was served.
ne couple will reside in Hannaford,
where the groom is part owner of the
1annaford Mercan tile company.
Miss Tillie Eide. dauehte of Mr.
and Mrs. o. Eide Of Hatton and Al.
fred Thompson took place SATURDAY at
1he Goose River church and Rev. Elk
land performed the ceremony. A re-
cept'on Immediately followed AZ the
nome Of the brides parents and a
large number attended. The coup]e
will reside at Hatton.
Miss Ida Florence Sherwood.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Sher-
wood of Northwood and John Rell.
we're married Wednesday afternoon at
the home of the brides parents. a
large nnmber of guests were present
and a wedding dinner was served afr
er the ceremony.
T.. a. Gullickson, one of Hatton's
popular bachelors. stole a march ON
ms friends and became a henedict
in Minneapolis. his bride being Miss
Martha Lund of that city. They have
returned to Hatton and are at home to
their friends in a cozy cottage which
the groom has purchased.
Miss Ella Lee and l.. d. widna of