The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-15
Recital at Trinity Church.

There was a large attendance at the
recital, which was given last evening,
in the Trinity Lutheran church by the
members of the congregation. The
program consisted On quaret numbers,
vocal solos and piano selections. All
well and the program was one Of the
Those taking part were Alfredo Brek-
Ike, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Brekke, Rev.
n Mrs. N. j. Lohre, R.. ]. Kamplin.
Alfred Johnson, j. A. Hofto, Miss
Stella Hofto. Miss Anna Paulsen, Miss
Florence Paulson. Miss Kamilla Hofto
and Miss Ella Kamplin..
Shower for Bride Elect.
Miss Gertrude Pierce of Larimore
who will be an August bride, was the
guest Of honor at a very pretty party
\given Wednesday evening at the home
e Mrs. A. e. Tassel in Larimore. The
hostesses were Mrs. Tassel. Mrs. J.
A. Walsh and Mrs: v. q: Hanson and
the guests included thirty intimate
visiting were the pastimes, Miss
Pierce rendered several vocal num-
bers, which were thoroughly appre-
ciated. The bride elect was showered
with parcels containing many pretty
and useful gifts for the bridal chest.
Lac Q1O00d4AI SV0nlA4& was OIOu&Ilk "
a close with the service Of a dainty
three course repast and the tables
were adorned with pansies and sweet
peas.
Miss Pierce Will be united in mar
riage to John Burr Of Fargo on We'd
nesday' August 9 9;
State Weddings.
A pretty wedding occurred in Nc
Arthur Wednesday afternoon at the
home of MI. and Mrs. Christ Del
trick, when their daughter, Miss
Louise Deitrick, became the bride of
Louis Lambke Of Emerson, Man. Rev.
Pascoe of Pembina read the service.
The groom is the eldest son Of Mr..
farmers, who reside near Bathgate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambke will make their
home on a farm at Emerson. Man.
A large circle Of friends will join in
extending congratulations.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hannah of Hannah. N. D.. was the
scene Of a wedding on Tuesday morn
ter, Miss Lenzena, was united in
marriage to H. E. Fay Of Langdon.
Rev. Scott, pastor of the Methodist
church, oficiated. The groom is as
i sistant. cashier of the First National
: bank at Langdon. Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
ACie 4o1 a WS0AAl6 IIAQ " winnipeg
and enroute will spend a few days
with friends in Grand. Forks. They
will make their home in Langdon,
whore the groom has a cozy cottage
ready for his bride.
Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the Presbyterian church in Devils
Lake occurred the marriage of. Miss
Clara Hanson Of Darlington, Wis, to
John Westerholm Of Devils Lake. A
large number Of invited guests were
present and Rev. Torbet oficiated.
The attendants were Miss Ellie
Hinchley of Owatonna. Mimi, and
William W~esterholm, q brother Of the
groom. Miss Katherine Torbet play
ed the wedding march. The bride
wore a dainty gown Of white chiffon
made over. a white silk foundation.
and a long white tulle veil, which
was caught in her hair with a wreath,
Of lilies of the valley. She carried
an arm bouquet OF brides roses. At
s o'clock an elaborate wedding din
kner was served at the home Of MI,
Fand Mrs. Charles +. Osborne. Golden
rod and sweet peas were used in the
dining room decorations. Both young
people are well known. The bride
was one Of the instructors in the
school for the deaf for several years.
the groom IL connected with the Great
Northern railroad. After q wedding
trip to the twin cities Mr.. and Mrs.
Westerholm with be at home to their
friends In Devils Lake.