The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-13

who has been a delightful guest at
IN" home of her brother-in-law and
sister. MIR. II Mrs. Thomas G.. John
son of University Place. for the past
several days left for her home his
morning.
To Visit at Lake.
Attorney Fred j.. Traynor Of Devils
Lake, who has been here for the past
few days attending commencement
and visiting his mother. Mrs. John
Traynor of North Sixth street. return
ed home his morning accompanied
by his little son.. Master Duane, and
his two sisters. Misses Minnie and
Gertrude %T'raynor. The Misses Tray
weeks and EN- route home stop at Lar
more for a short visit with another
brother and his family.
Entertained at Minot.
Minot Optic: Mrs. Hoyt of Glas-
gov. Mont. wio has heen the charm
ing guest of the Misses Carrier. will
leave tomorrow for Grand Forks.
where she will stop before continuing
her journey east. Mrs. Hovt has been
u"h entertained since coming to
M'not, Miss Carrier gave a luncheon
for her FRIDAY. Mrs. Bradford enter
tanned at dinner Sunday evening for
Mrs Hovt and Miss Mansfield gave a
small luncheon Yesterday.
Pretty E,cnlns Wedding.
AT s O'Clock last evening Miss Anna
Foot. daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Henry
Root. and MIR. Othello Henning of
Tonica, Ill.,. spoke the vows which
made them man and wife and the i'm
pr,ssive ceremony took place at the
hnnaeo f the brides parents on the
Illinois farm four miles north of the
clfN. The appointments we're exquisite
for a home wedding and the guests
numbered about thirty n%eishbors ami
close family friends from the city as
Well as the groom's mother. Mrs.
Thomas Hcnning of Toni,a. Mrs. Will.
liam Watson of Lisbon, Mrs. Andrew
HaWleN and Miss Lucille Hawley of
Tonica.
a bower of green and white was
arranged i'm tho parlor for the assem-
bling place of tn" bridal party and the
We're picked from the garden of the
Illinois farm Just before the cere-
m"ny Miss Margaret Rasmussen sang
Very sweetly 80 Promise Me-" and
just as the last note died away Miss
MarserN Warner sounded the Joyous
notes "f the Iyohensrin bridal chorus
and the bridal party descended the
s.,iilS' rev v. Z, Warner. pastor of
Plymouth Congregational church.
came first and was followed by the
groom and his best man. Walter Root,
a brother of the bride. Little Miss
Lucille Hawley of Tonica in pretty
white embroidered frock came next
carrying the marriage ring buried
deep in h petals of a large white
rose. Miss Ella Montgomery of Ink
ster entered alone and wore a becom-
ing gown of white with which she
carried a large arm bouquet of pink
carnations. The bride entered on the
arm of her father who gave her away
and was attirod in "A handsome gown
OF white embroidery. Her flowers were
bride roses arranged in an arm bou-
uuet.
Following the extending Of felicita-
ions by the house guests a buffet
luncheon was served in the dining
room. a color scheme of red and green
being carried out here with quanti-
ties of red roses and carnations and
ferns. Misses Minnie and Margaret
Rasmussen and Margery Warner pre-
sided over the service.
Mr. Henning and his bride left this
morning for Winnipeg where they will
spend their honeymoon and will visit
here for IL few days before gong to
Tonica where a new home ON the
groom's farm awaits his bride.