The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-16
DcCamp-Csourlic Wedding Tonight.

Mary Louise DeCamp. the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. .. De-
Camp Of Reeves avenue will be given
in marriage to Mr.. William Gourlie
Of New York city. The marriage hour
Is s o'clock and while h
guests d heen limited to the rela>
tives aid close friends quite a large
company will witness the taking Of the
nupttal vows. among them being the
brides brother and sister-in-law from
Spokane. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. De-
camp and daughter. Miss Virginia.
Victor DeCamp. another brother from
st. Paul. Miss Winnifrcd Graves and
Ernest Wilde Of Crookston. and Miss
Mabel Richmond OF liavre. Mont.
Following the marriage ceremony a
wedding reception will he given 10
which 100 guests have been hidden.
Rev. John X. Burieson. pastor Of
St. Paul's Episcopal church. will read
the service which will unite the young
couple In the holy bonds Of matri-
mony and just before the ceremony
an elaborate program of wedding mu-
sic will he rendered, Miss Selma
Hassell will sing three songs with vto-
lin "bligato by Miss Clara Woin. the
group including 81 Love You" by
and Perfect Day" by Bond. the lat
ter to be sung during the ceremony.
Miss Wolf will play h "Traum-
meri'' by Schumann and Alteration"
and Mrs. William {. EudGe will pre-
side at the plano. rendering the Lob
engrin bridal chorus for the entrance
of the bridal party and the Men
delssohn wedding march during the
extending Of congratulations. Miss
Wolff will also play for both wedding
marches.
Miss DeCamp will wear a beautiful
wedding robe of charlneuse silk with
long bridal veil and her cousin. Miss
Lulu Hall. will be her maid of honor:
Miss Virginia DeCamp of Spokane will
I've flower girl and ribbons forming
the bridal path will he stretched by
Misses Jean and Ruth. little daugn-
tiers of MIR. and Mrs. n. F. Sinclair.
Victor peCamp Of ST. Paul. a brother
of the bride, will he hest man.
The reception guests will come at
$3.50 o'clock and in the receiving line
with the bride and groom will he the
brides father and mother. MIR. and
Mrs. S. O.. DeCamp. Miss Hall. Victor
Detamp and MIR. II Mrs. F. II. De.
Camp Of Spokane. During the re-
reiving hours Mrs. Charles n. Barnes.
Mrs. W. h. Woolsey and Mrs. NJ. +.
Stricken will assist through the rooms
and Mrs. Frank r. Hall will be in
charge Vi tHe ul1lillS Ioo'" "nS1e q
delicious reception luncheon will be
served. Mrs. Thomas Perry and Mrs.
Evans will pour coffee and a group |
Of young girls, Misses Lillian Mae
Dow. Agnes Hassell. Ruth Templeton.
| Marion Torgerson. and Elsie Rohde,
will do the serving.
Mr.. Gourlic and his bride will leave
on the late train tonight for their
eastern home but will spend tomor-
row in Minneapolis as guests of Mr..
and Mrs Kenneth McCulloch. Mr..
ner party in their honor tomorrow
evening. From Minneapolis they will
continue their Journey Monday and
will visit in Washington. D. {. before
going TO New York where they will
be at home after December l.
Completed Bridge Series.
Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs and her sister.
Mrs. c. E. Miller completed their
noon when they entertained guests
for six tables at, Mrs. Bangs South
Fourth street home. The handsome
favors of the game went to Mrs. H.
L. Withheld and Mrs. L. b. Stepho~- III
and the hostesses were assisted In the
service of a dainty luncheon BY Mrs.
sidney Clark; Mrs. August Egeers.
Wis. y. d. "llcIuiH. WITS. y. 4NclSOU
Kelly and Mrs. H; I. Withheld.
Had Enjoyabl6eVisft.z
Mrs. Eugene Love3oy and her little
son. Master Daniel. came home last
evening after enjoying a delightful two
months visit away. Mrs. Lovejoy en-
joyed the greater part Of the time with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Vernon in st. Paul. and then visited
with relatives at different points in
Wisconsin and at Little Falls. MINI.
Guests al Void Home.
Mrs. Carl Sorenson and her daugh-
ter. Miss Edyth. will spend several
days as guests OF MIR. and Mrs. John
H. Void before going to Port Arthur.
Ont. their new home. Mr.. Sorenson
left for Port Arthur last evening and
the household goods were shipped yes
terday.
Corwin Vcspcr Service.
DR.. G. A. Abbott of the university
faculty will he the speaker at the
Sunday evening vesper service at Cor
win hall, Wesley college. tomorrow
at Z o'clock. The vesper choir. di.
rected by Miss Anderson, will sing.
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