Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-22

Miss Louisa Mari.
MILLER-GORHAM.-At Larimore oc
Cured the marriage of Miss Francis MI.
Of st. Cloud. Mimi, to John Gorham
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John German O.
Grand Forks. The wedding took place
in st. Stephens church and Rev. rather
Simpson officiuted In the presence of {
few friends and relatives. The bride wore
Il handsome tailored costume of navy blue
with hat and accessories to match. Mis-
Lena Miller was bridesmaid and wore &
was best man. Following the ceremon,
Il wedding breakfast was served.
SILVER WEDDING.-The friends anG
neiglbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sand as
sembled at their home and took posses
sion. HThis worthy couple was remind
ed that just rs years previous they had
entered the matrimonial ranks and cast
their lot in heir presen place of abode
TIL day was ideal and a large crowd
assembled. The ladies' had prepared fol
the occasion and a feast was spread and
Mr.. and Mrs. sand are among our most
progressive and successful citizens.
Their friends presented them with
some beautiful silverware as a token of
the high esteem in which they are held .
Rev. Endersen made the presentation.
GARNETT-KENNEDY.-A wedding
of interest to a large circle of friends
took place at the home Of the brides
Garnett became the bride of w. H.. Ken
needy of Winnipeg. The wedding was a
quiet affair and only the members of the
family and Il few Intimate friends were
present. DR.. J. G.. Moore, pastor Of the
mony. Among the guests were Mrs. T: M.
Walker and son, Garrett Of Everett, Wash
Mrs. j.. G.. Moore of ST. Thomas, Miss
p. Dunn and DR.. and Mrs. Montgomery
for a trip to Oklahoma, where the groom
has business interests. After spending
two months there they will go to Califor-
MIA where they will remain for the bal
ancc Of the winter.
DOUBLE WEDDING RECEPTION
One of the ~pleasantest events in Kindred,
was when, from far and near the many
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Barstad
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar SWenson assemb
led at Normanna Hall to publicly receive
the neWly-Weds and extend to them their
best wishes.
The hall was packed and the escorting
committee, which brought in the young
couples, was greeted with an enthusiastic
reception. Dancing was the order of the
evening and was INDUCED in until the wee
hours. @
AT midnight, DR.. Haugen. in a few well
chosen words, most aptly selected, on be-
half of the friends, presented them with
a substantial purse with which to pur-
chase reminders of the occasion, after
which supper was served.
ASHLAND-kING.-A quiet. but pretty
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ashland of. Eleventh
street, Fargo. when their daughter, Miss
Olive, was united in marriage to Frank
King of Tower City.
Charming in a gown of shadow lace
bouquet of valley lilies, the bride unat.
tended, was given away by her father,
while her sister. Miss Dorothy Ashland,
played the wedding music. ~.
After the marriage vows had been read
by Rev. A. p. Peterson a course lunch
con was served, covers being placed for
"a guests. The color scheme of white and
yellow was carried out in all the decora-
tons. Mr.. and Mrs. King left yesterday
Cityies returning here before they set
tie in their new home in Tower City. H
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L; McCallum, 1oS North
marriage Of their daughter Miss Grace
ELAN McCalluln to George Herman Morris
of Pembina. The house decorations We're
in pink and green. Rev. William Fl. Mat.
thews, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church officiated in the presence of a few
friends and relatives. Mrs. Fred A. Parson
sang two solos Consistency" and BE.
cause" Miss Hazel Rutherford rendered
the 'Lohengrin", wedding, march. Miss
son was best man. Little Miss Margaret
Black was ring bearer and Nedra Tor
rance was flower girl, carrying a basket
of rose petals, which were scattered in
was attired in a beautiful gown Of cream
charmeuse, trimmed with pearls and wore
a lace cap. t. sH.H-
Following the ceremony, a reception
was held, and a large number Of friends
present. Both young people are well
known and popular, the bride is a grad
uate of the model high school and the
groom is a graduate of the Fargo agri-s
cultural college. Hosts of friends will join
in extending congratulations. Mr.. and
miles from Pembina.
CARPENTER-BIRCH.-Thc home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. d. Carpenter Of Four
of a beautifully appointed wedding when
the marriage of their daughter Miss Mag
delenc, to Albert Birch of this city. was
solemnized. immediately preceding the
ceremony, Mrs. Jerome freeman of Dew
lis Lake sang II Love You Truly and as.
Mrs. j. Haggart played L%ohengrin's we'd
ding march the Misses Pearl Dinau and
Katherine Lowman, attired in white crepe
pllsee goWls and wearing corsage boquets
or pink rOsebudS. gracefully stretched
streamers Of pink tulle from the door
through which the bride entered to the
ilnprovised altar, Hastily arranged with a
bower of southern smiIax.
Attractively gowned in pink crepe plisse
and shadow lace, Miss Mathilda Gage
of Aberdeen, S. D., preceded the bride,
meeting the groom. and his best man,
Fred Birch, beneath an arch of s1nilax,
where Rev. r A. Beard read the marriage
VOWS.
The bride was charming in a gown Of
brocaded ~charmeuse trimmed with real
lace and seed pearls and wearing a bridal
veil caught up with pearl ornaments. Pink
shaded lights, ping roses and smilax were
used in profusion throughout the rooms
of the home and carried out in all the
decorations in the Civic Center where a
wedding dinner was served Immediately
after the
Hohan presided at the dinner table which
was adorned with a basket of ping roses
from which pink tulle streamers were
stretched to the corners Of the table end
ing at four candle sticks
Mr.. and Mrs. Birch were the recipients
of many beautiful and costly gifts, one
of special interest being a serving spoon
which had been in the family Of the
brides mother for six generations, and
had the names and dates of the, mar
riages marked on it.
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