The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-20
Silver Spoons for Bride. :.

A set of sterling silver teaspoons
adorned with. the Josephine pattern
was the beautiful gift presented Miss
Margaret McMaster last evening when
approaching marriage by Mrs. w. E.
Hohoff and Mrs. c. E. Hill at the
home of the former in the Dinnie
block. The gift came from the hos
tesses and assembled guests. twelve
friends Of the honoree, and was re-
ceived with enthusiastic expressions
of appreciation by Miss McMaster.
The. party was one of the prettiest
yet given for a.. November bride and
the color scheme of 'red and white
was most exquisitely carried out with
burning tapers, red carnations and
satin ribbon. The brides chair was
draped in white and tied with an m
mems bouquet of red carnations and
Zach guest was favored with a flower
found at her plate;
Entertainment Program Out.
The presentation of Mrs. Jarley's
Waxworks'' at st. Paul's parish hall
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock under
the auspices Of st. Paul's Guild gives
promise of being an excellent enter
tainment. the complete program being
announced today. Mrs. James Elton
is in charge Of the program which is
as follows:
-. 1. Violin and Piano Selections.
Norman Weller and Ernest Rorke..
@. Mrs. Jarley's Waxworks.
=, 3. Violin and Piano.
Norman Weller and Ernest Rorke.
4. Readings-Dr. s. Paige johnson.
g.. Duet-Misses Ernestine jacob
and Gladys Mayer.
6. Burlesque-Donna Zerlina and
Don Giovanni.
Z. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Elton.
Miss Mccoy Welded Today.
Impressive but Of very simple APP
.pointment was the marriage this
morning Of Miss Camilla Monica Nc
Goey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mccoy of this city. and Mr.. Harry
J.. Hartman of.St. Paul. At 8 o'clock
at st. Michael's Catholic church in
the presence of family members. close
friends and girls of the Young Ladies
Sodality of which the bride was a
director. Monsignor j. A. Lemieux
read the nuptial service and celebrat-
ed mass. Only burning tapers adorn-
ed the altar rail before which the
bridal party knelt and he bride was
smartly Eowned in a tailored suit Of
light gray cloth with which she wore
a large white beaver hat trimmed
with pink and white gloves. Miss
Katherine Mccoy was her sisters
only attendant and she was attired in
q brown tailored suit and white beav-
or hat. Thomas Mccoy. a brother
of the bride. attended the groom as
best man.
Immediately after the church serv.
Ice the bridal party and relatives re-
paired to the apartments of the brides
parents Of Third street where a hand
somely appointed wedding breakfast
was served. Lovely cut flowers were
used in the adornment Of the break
fast table and covers were laid for
fourteen.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman leave this
evening on their wedding trip and
will be away three weeks. visiting
with relatives of Mr.. Hartman in
Fort Wayne. Ind, and Detroit. Mich.
Their future home will be in st. Paul
where Mr.. Hartman has a coy home
at 81 Como avenu awaiting his bride.
Both young people will be heartily
congratulated by a large circle Of
friends in this city for the bride has
lived here a great many years and
has always been held in the highest
esteem while Mr.. Hartman as special
agent for the Great Northern was
located here until about. a. year ago
when he was transferred to the st.
Paul territory.