The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-03


Sacred Heart church in East Grand
Forks was the scene of an impressive
and beautifully appointed wedding
this morning when Miss katherine
Martin, eldest daughter of MI. and
Mrs. John Martin of that city was
Hand!on, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Handlon of the same city. Rev.
Father klinkhammer, the church
i~rector, e the nuptial service at 8
O'CLOCK in the preesnce OF u large gath
Iering OF, relatives and friends and the
celebration of the high nuptial mass
with the nuptial blessing Immediately
followed.
Sacred Heart church was beauti-
fully decorated for the solemnization
OF this marriage and pink and white
was the chosen color scheme. Guam
titles OF lovely carnations were cffec-
lively arranged in tall cut vases and
1a%rdiniers on the high white affairs
n ropes Of green smilax twined the
arches and. windows. The Pickering
light Of tall cathedral candles twinkled
through the flowers and greenery
while scores of electric bulbs gave the
necessary touch of hrilliance. Miss
ltaur Sullivan presided at the church
organ and for tho entrance of the
bridal party rendered sweet religious
music which in Catholic churches
must now be substituted for the
~Lohengrin and Mendelssohn weddins
marches. The full choir assisted in
rendering the mass chorals and solos.
The bride Was Handsomely gownel
IN a robe of white %charmeusd made
with an oNerdress of lace and richly
trimmed with Irish lace. She wore {,
bridal Veil of tulle which was caught
in her soft. dark hair with a cluster
LOT mles-of-the-valley and her flowers
We're bride roses and valley lilies ar
ranged in a shower bouquet. Miss
Barbara Martin WAS her sisters only
|~attendant and she Wore "A becoming
bridesmaids dress of salmon pink
charmeuse and large picture hat. Her
lowers We're pink carnations. MIR.
Aandlon.s hest man WAS his brother,
EDWARD Handlon. and the ushers were
victor Gies. Joe MongoNen, Leo Bisss
land James O'Leary.
Immediately after the church cere-
lmonE q wedding breakfast of simulc
appointment was served for the bridal
partS at the home of the brides par-
tents, on South Third street and at l
O'clock this afternoon the wedding
foinner Mas~serred. a. company of
twenty-five guests which only includ.
led relatives M close friends wore
hidden to this pleasure and tho Mar
tin horne was richly decorated will,
cut flowers. Pink aud white carna-
tlons were used in the dining room,
and American beauty roses in the par
llor n where the beautiful wedding
gifts We're displayed: Miss Mabei
ejies and Miss Minnie Steinbar served
the dinner in courses and Mrs. Martin
was assisted by Mrs. II. F. Giles. Mrs
j.: r. johnson AND Miss Maeeic
'IOIeary.
This evening Mr.. Handlon and his
pride will leave FOR Great Falls.
Mont, where they will enjoy a two
l Week2 hnnoE1o10na nc -,,>-x ~ q
land Mrs. Frank L. Rruslan. a. bride
and groom of a. few months ago. Mrs.
Brlslan being a sister of the groom.
Mrs. Handlon will travel in a. suit of
navy blue with accessories to match
ana on heir return the couple will
ne at home at az North Fifth street.
repruaT! ~ helng their receiving date.
Many Heard Suffrage Speakers.
There was a large attendance Sat
urday evening at the suffrage meeting
held at the home of Mayor and Mrs.
NJ. F. Murphy under the auspices of
the Votes for Women club and en-
c%ouragins talks on the equal franchise
possibility in this state were given by
Senator Fl. A. Bronson, Mayor Muir
ply. DR.: J.. Grassick. Rev. w. H. Matt
hews. President F. l.. McVey, Or. Lew
insohn and J.. F. 7. O'Connor. The
musical program given by Miss Jennie
Anderson. Miss Lillian Paulson and
Miss Olive Erwin Of the Wesley con-
servatory faculty was thoroughly en-
joyed and the hostesses were assisted
in serving refreshments by a, group Of
young ladies. Miss Temple Irwin. Miss
Anna Mae Schlosser. Miss Ina Currie.
Miss Selma Hassell. Miss Minnie Mar
kell and Miss Ethel Halcrow.
Mrs. Young to Washington.
Valley City Times Record: Mrs.
Otto Zetterberg entertained Il small
but delightful company of friends at
her pleasant home yesterday after
noon for Mrs. George NJ. Young. who
will leave some time next week with
MIR. Young for Washington. Guests
were hidden for two tables of bridge
and Mrs. w. W. Smith carried Off high
honOrs. After the cards had been laid
aside luncheon WAS served.
MinOt Guests Return Home.
Mrs. Charles Kane and her two
children. Carroll and Elizabeth. left
this morning for her home at Minot
after enjoyi"~ a six weeks visit at
the home of her parents. Mr.. n Mrs.
John NJ. Carroll of University avenue.
Mrs. Kane has attended a. number of
parties ami other social affairs during
her visit here.