The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-01

Wis. Miss Wilson visited friends in
a short time ago but told
no n Of her approaching marriage.
Jewish wedding of interest took
piace sunday at Dogden. when Miss
Jessie Grawoig. the daughter Of Il
became the bride of Maurice Skad-
aon OF Wiliston. Rev. Rapport Of
sciating; Miss Bessie Greenberg of
81: Paul attended the bride as maid
81 nonor. and Herman Grawoig of
Cnleago was best man. Guests from
a. sectlons Of h state were present
at the wedding festivities. After a
short wedding trip in the east Mr..
n Mrs. Skadron will make their
home at Williston.
yesterday morning at Moorhead
occurred the marriage of Miss Ber-
ina Inorson of that city and George
Q o. Griff1th Of Calgary. Alta. Miss
InoIson mas been connected with tho
northwestern Telephone company in
Fargo for some time and M. Grifsth
wn9 Is formerly of that city holds a
position with the same firm in Gail
gary. o"E
the details of the Todd-Foley nun
slais are contained in the following
from the Fargo Forum:
AT s o'clock Wednesday afternoon
at the home of her father in Medora.
MISS Marie Foley was married to
RAM =. Todd of Billings. Mont. Rev.
d. .. of Dickinson read the
service; Wynn Spar of Columbus,
mont. an Ole time friend of the BRIDE
srIon., acted as best man and Eleanor
ana Sybn Denniston, young nieces If
sne bride. were bridesmaid and ring
bearer respectively.
service was performed in the
pariof OF the home, which room was
uesorated with a wealth of foliage
a an lowers. as was the whole inter-
~, 'sougn IN lesser profusion. Mrs.
.. ~ eWlnart sounded HI slow strains
vi .ne I.onengren wedding march. al
Mnich signal the bridal party took
thelr places beneath a bower and
~eaolng bell. In his vestments. the
clersSMan pronounced the words that
mersed the identities of the contract
W.. u paItles. with im~pressiveness that
.he episcopal church knows so we'll
how top reduce. using the ring servica
and the form of the brides father
giving the bride. After the ceren,on1.
Mendelssohn's wedding march was
paved while forty friends of the fam.
NY greeted the newly married couple
ana wished them all of the best.
"A dainty lunch was served. Mrs.
Denniston. Mrs. Swihart, Mrs. Burgess
and MIS- Gray presiding at the buffet,
ASSISTED by Misses Bessie Nichols. Ger
aidlne Williamson and Eleanor and
sEhil Denniston. After the disposal
OF me principal lunch was accom-
pushed the new Mrs. Todd cut the
wedding cake. m was formally serv-
ed by Mrs. r. X. Foley, after which
the other guests partook. The we'd
asns coiors, pink and white. were
effectively applied in the icings as
well as in the floral decorations.
TN brides dress was of ivory me-
teor satin. trimmed with pearl and
ducness lace; the Veil was clasped by
a diamond crescent. and the only
leWeled ornament Worn was a dia-
inond set platinum necklace, the gift
OF n bridegroom. a cluster of
brides roses was carried. The dress
es OF the bridesmaid and r%ingbearer
were of embroidered hatiste over pinE
SIX. n the maid carried pink rose
nuds. bridegroom and best man wore
dress suits.
trimmed With lace. was worn by
Mrs. Foley: Mrs. Denniston wore
white bordered wolfe over brocaded
SATIN. trimmed with lace and black
velvet. Mrs. r. *. Foley was dressed
in rose colored messaline under en-
broidered net. Many other beautiful
gowns were adorned by their wear
ers.
The out of town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. r. X. Foley and j.. 3. Stod-
caro- or Sentinel Butte. Mrs. T. E.
DAVIS OF Ryder and Mrs. r. A. Dem
n!ston n daughters of Spokane, with
Whom Miss Foley has lived the great
er portion OF the last few years.
The young couple went east on
No. 6 immediately after the good
DYES We're spoken. and will visit the
principal cities between here and the
Atlantic coast. spending some time IN
New York before returning BIZ way
or Denver. After September i they
VIII be at home in Billings. Mont.
where Mr. Todd is engaged in bnsi.
ness. ~
Home From West.
A. J.. AnDyke who has been ON a
TWO weeks trip to the coast arrived
nome this morning accompanied by
his Wife's mother. Mrs. q. L. Sargent
or Corvallis. Ore, who will make her
nome here and his aunt, Mrs. Libby
HERMAN of Dundas. Mimi, who has
been visiting with relatives in the
west. Mrs. HERMAN will remain
here for several days to visit with
Mrs. H. K. G;eist.
Mr.. n Mrs. Geist are also enioy-
ing a visit from Mrs. Geist's cousin.
Glenwood AnDyke, son of Ed AnDykr
of Portland, Ore. and a former resi-
dent of this city.
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