The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-20
News From the Social Set-Women's Club Activities
The Ducll-L.rs,,n Wedding.

The Ducll-LarsOn Wedding.
Devils Lake World: The home of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Duell was the
scene Of IL beautiful wedding ceremony
last evening at 5 o'clock when Miss
Celia Ruth Duell became the bride of
Mr.. Oliver Edward Larson.
The rooms of the Duell residence
were elegantly decorated with smilax,
ferns. and brides roses and the cerc-
mony took place under IL bower Of
roses, greens and charming wedding
bells.
MIR. Earl Dual, brother of the bride.
played the Mendelssohn wedding
march as the bridal party descended
the stairs and entered tho room, an
aisle being formed of white satin rib
Dol held by the Misses Louisa Duell,
I.orinc Lewis, Meta Nieman, Belle
Spokesman, Adah Reese and Malvina
buell..
Mrs. Charles Pccholt gowned in
White chiffon trimmed with old blue,
Was matron of honor, while Miss Jul
;iette Shortridgc was the brides maid
M wore u pink chiffon gown and
carried brides roses. Little Miss Har-
DUEL daintily arrayed in white
carried the ring in IL large white rose.
The bride entered on the arm of
her father and Joined the groom and
his attendant, MIR. Frank Tracey, in
the bridal bower. The bride looked
charming in Il white lace gown, beau
tifully embroidered. She Wore a full
white tu1le veil caught with a cluster
OF Orange blossoms and carried a large
shower bouquet of white roses. The
Reverend G.. l.. Wallace read the benu-
tiful Methodist ring service and pro-
nounced the young couple man and
Wife.
Immediately following the ceremony
"A sllort reception Was held and a most
elaborate wedding dinner was served
I" about forty guests. The dining room
was artistfcally decorated in green and
white and these colors were carried
out through the service.
Mi. and Mrs. Larson are both very
well known in Devils Lake, the bride
having been reared and educated in
this city while the groom is we'll and
favorably known in business. social
and musical circles. Tho young couple
left on No. . for Grand Forks on a
short honeymoon and will be at home
to their many friends in Devils Lake
after March IS.
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Junior Pupils Recital.
The junior pupils at Wesley college
Friday afternoon at S o'clock in the
city studios and all friends of the stu
dents are cordially invited. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
swinging and Singing Adams
Hazel Dcary
Cay as a Lark. .Lichner
Lillian Carlson
Witches Dance. 100000. .Kullak
Blanche Turner
n sweet Violet. ...... .SmallWood
Genevicvc Wcsolasky
Twilight Mediation .Dcvcaux
Mary Batten
In the Country. Virgil
Marion Merrill.
Song Of the Brook. ....... REYNOLDS
Clayton Getty
Morning Song ..Deveaux
Elizabeth Gaulke
Marion Wilder
Lily of the Valley ......... .Sartario
. Gladys Lystad
@AASAolIic ware t.......... NlOnla
Ruth Jones
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Annual Banquet Tonight.
National colors in honor of Wash
ington's birthday have been chosen for
the decoration of the dining room and
tables at the First baptist church this
evening when the annual banquet of
the B. Y. =. Y. will be served by the
ladies OF the Baptist Aid society. Long
tables handsomely spread with snowy
napery and given "a brilliant touch
here and there With miniature flags,
cherries and hatchcts. will have places
Tor Loo guests n the entire COM
pany will enter the dining room at
$3.50 o'clock. An informal reception
In the parlors will preccdc the ban
quet hour and after the feast the So
ciety will hold it's annual meeting.
Harold Winslow, president Of the =.
Y. p. U, will preside and all reports
will be read by the secretary, Harry
Read. Mrs. Homer NJ. Cook will sing
ana the church pastor, Rev. Cook, will
deliver the address of the evening.
The committee of ladies in charge
OF the banquet is Mrs. Il. l.. Kermott,
chairman. Mrs. IL. w. Randall, Mrs.
7. &. Griffith. Mrs. Carl Wright, Mrs.
Il. G. Mecker. Mrs. w. c. Carpenter.
Mrs. p. Grumillcr, Mrs II. NJ. Cook,
Mrs. n. j. Nelson, Mrs. C. A. Bailey
and Miss Lou Davis.
Some State Weddings.
Miss Olga Backman and O. w.
Fackman Of Wilton We're married at
the Swedish parsonage ut Bismarck by
Rev. a.. #. Alison yesterday. They
were attended by Miss Sophie Opdal
and Mr.. Emil Backlnan, brother of
the groom.
=! Miss Emile johnson of Estes, this
state and Mr.. Andrew Olson of Ridge
lawn, Montana. were married by the
Rev. Nicls Danskov at his home in
Sidney. Montana on Tuesday. Their
many friends wish them a long and
happy welded life.
Miss Minnie Ferguson, a former
teacher in the Bathgate City schools
IVA married on Sunday at Roseau,
MINI. to Mr.. Lee Crowl a prominent
banker at that place. Immediately
X flor. tho Inl,l1aa,1. tho ,.oll,n noa,a,lo