The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-03
Interesting State Weddings.
The marriage of \.

The marriage of Miss Mary Jane
Beggs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. r.
Beggs. prominent residents of Hamil-
ton, and Mr.. Daniel Kippen, assistant
cashier in the bank of Hamilton. was
a very interesting social event in that
city Tuesday afternoon. Rec. ]. c.
Wilson of the Presbyterian church
read the service in the presence of a
large company of guests and the bride
was given away by her father. The
home was handsomely decorated with
flowers and greenery and the wedding
music was played by Miss Pearl Con-
nell. An aisle Of satin ribbons was
formed by Misses Edith Wilson. Flos-
sic Page. Lena Olafson and Hazel
Page and the brides gown was white
embroidered net made over satin mes
saline. In the evening the couple left
for Winnipeg to spend their honey
moon and h bride travelled in a tail
ored suit Of brown serge With which
she wore a white beaver hat.
daughter Of H. A. Hess of Cando. and
Carl Olson. son of c. H. Olson. a very
prominent Cando resident. came as a
complete surprise to their many
friends as the ceremony was quietly
performed Wednesday morning ny
Rev. H. y. Bake and only the family
members We're present. The couple
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their honeymoon and to attend the
horse show. They also will visit in
Wisconsin and be at home in Cando
after January /. The groom is Il
young business man in partnership
with his father.
The marriage of Miss Rose Longtin
of Leroy and Paul D'Heilly Of Wal
halla was celebrated at the home Of
the brides parents at Leroy Tuesday
morning, Rev. Father LaRochelle Of
ticiating. Mr.. Miller Of Walhalla and
Miss Mary D'Heilly. sister of the
groom. We're the attendants and a
sumptuous wedding dinner was serv-
ed. In the evening the groom's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis D'Iieilly. en-
itertained for the couple at their home
in Walhalla and the following even
ing the young people gave a reception
for them.
The marriage of Miss Florence NJ.
Richardson and John C. Kerchenfaut
of Omemee took place at high noon
on Thanksgiving day at the home Of
the grooln's parents. Rev. W. l..
Clough performing the The
couple were unattended and after the
wedding dinner left on a short we'd
ding trip. telling nc n just where
they We're going.
A Jewish wedding in Fargo Sunday
evening vas that of Miss Edith Let
o1shS, VI NIT. ana MIS-. MOI
lris Letofsky Of that City. and Samuel
Zukerman of Valley City. About 400
guests including many gentiles Wit
messed the taking Of the nuptial VOWS
and an elaborate wedding banquet fol-
lowed the service. Two rabbis ofici-
ated. Rec. Or. y. Lesk and Rev. DR..
Samuel Levine and the attendants
were Misses Eva Letofsky and Bertha
jacobson as bridesmaids, two small
sisters of the bride as flower girls and
Harry Laskovitz and Alex Kopelman
as groomsmen.
a pretty wedding Monday evening
at Williston was hat Of Miss Myra
jOdell Smith. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j.. Smith OF that community, and
Frank Grady of Aberdeen, S. D. Rev.
NJ. d.. Wickard performed the cere-
mony at the home of the brides aunt,
Mrs. Louise Smith in Williston. and
thirty invited guests were present.
Miss Alva Grady and Edward Misz
were tho attendants AND the house
was decorated with roses and chrysan.
themums. a wedding dinner was
served and the following day the
young couple left for their future
home in Aberdeen.
Miss Marie Sauve, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Sauve of Ardoch, and
Alphonse j.. Heh OF the same place
were married at the Catholic church
Neonesday morning by Rev. Father
Considinc. Miss Marie Hebron and
George Cauve were the attendants and
the wedding breakfast was served at
the hornc of the brides parents.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Lor-
eta Curry. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Curry of Jamestown. and Guy
ALMOND simmons took place at the
residence Of Rev. Father Geraghty in
the afternoon of Thanksgiving day.
Miss Rose McGruGer and Archie
Ogjlvie We're bridesmaid M best man
and q wedding reception was held in
the evening.
Miss Gladys Jordan. daughter Of
Editor and Mrs. G.. a. Jordan Of Cogs-
WELL. n Charles Fernbaueh of the
same place were married at high noon
Thanksgiving day at the home Of the
brides parents. Rev. Father Nc
Ardle performed the ceremony and
only the relatives and close friends
were present. Miss Helen Kleckner
played the wedding music and the at
tendants We're Miss Ethel Bennett AZ
bridesmaid and Floyd Prentice az best
man. A prettily appointed wedding
dinner was served and the couple left
lin the evening on their honovn,oou