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

ter OF former Senator Maynard Crane
OF Cooperstown. this state. but now
LOT Mandarin. Fla, will he Of interest
here as Miss Crane with her mother
was "a guest here last summer at the
homo OF her aunt, Mrs. ]. r. Parsons:
AT beautiful Mandarin. the Episco-
pal chapel was filed yesterday fore
noon with the relatives and friends
of the contracting parties. when Miss
Kathleen Crane, daughter Of Mr.. and
MIS- Maynard Crane of North Da-
kota. was united in marriage to Mr..
Y. The ceremony was impressive,
Bishop y. G. Weed officiating. assist
ed by Rev. NJ. Speakman, rector Of
the church.
For the occasion the chapel was
decorated with. quantities of wood
land foliage and amid the wealth os
greenery We're American beauty roses.
on the arm of her father. by whom
she was given in marriage at the altar,
where she was met by the bridegroom
Mr.. Ladue had as his best man his
cousin, Robert Stuart Of New York
lcity.
Preceding the bridal party wat
vas a dainty flower girl. The brides
attendants We're her two cousins. Miss
Miller of Albany and Miss Morell. The
bride was beautiful in her handsome
gown of white charmeuse trimmed
with exquisite lace. the bridal Veil be-
ing caught with a cluster of orange
blossoms.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at oakside. the winter
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Crane,
who for Il numbers of winters have
come to Mandarin to remain unit!
spring. The residence was decorated
most effectively, suggestions of the
holiday season forming part of the
decorative scheme.
The BRIDEGROOM is the son Of Mr..
city and is a cousin OF Mrs. Charles
lE. Terry Of this city. Mr.. Ladue is
known to a large circle of friends
and. while he makes his home in
Brooklyn. is engaged in an extensive
lumber business in New York city.
The bride also enjoys a marked
popularity with the many friends she
lful personality and charm Of manner.
Assisting in serving at the recep-
ton at Oakside were the brides aunt.
Mrs. Miller and Miss Fitch. sisters of
Mrs. MAYNARD Crane. and her cousin.
Miss Edith Merry.
M; and Mrs. Lad9e left last night
SASsb y btOous luS oItuS WSdI liz
II going away gown of dark blue cloth
with hat to, match. Mr.. and Mrs. La
due will he at homo to their friends
after February l at their residence
in Brooklyn"
Altar Society Party Tuesday.
Tomorrow evening the Ladies' Altar
conclude its pre-Lenten social series
with a. large party at the Knights OF
columbus hall and the hostesses ca
tend a very cordial invitation to every
one to attend. The party will open
at 1:45 o'clock in order that all guests
may return to their homes before the
dawn Of Ash Wednesday which is the
gram will be unusually entertaining,
\ splendid lunch will be served and
the ladies in charge will be Mesdames
John Valley, William O'Gorman, j
~. Franklin. Steven Collins. j. w
Love-. J. NJ. Carroll, John NJ. Carroll
NV. H. McGraw, John Traynor, j. ID
Adshead, j. u. johnson and J. v
Coming From Tacoma.
Mrs. A.. J. O'Neefe of Tacoma
/, Wash. is expected the early part OF
this week to visit her daughter. Mrs
j. j. Dunlap of Riverside. Park and
the twin son and daughter e tina,
family who arrived a few weeks ago
nonths and will visit her son anG
MISUNDERSTANDING. Mr.. and Mrs. E. j
lOkeefe also.
Entertained Dinner Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. D. Bacon enter
tanned as dinner guests at the Dacotal
last evening MIR. and Mrs. Charles j
\ lfvIrnHS, ,af pnoS.ns. nnv 0rH fhnS,
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Robertson
of Minneapolis. Mr.. Robertson con
cluded his visit here last evening and
left for the west on a business trir
which probably will take him to Tho
jcoast. Mrs. Robertson expects tt
leave tomorrow for her home in Min.
neapolis.
Mrs. Smell Club Hostess.
Mrs. H. G. Smell entertained the
Entire Nous club members. this after.
noon at her home in the New Hamp'
shire block and an interesting pro.
lgrar1-Was carried IL with papers by
Mrs. a. r. Logan. Mrs. S. H. Ashley
Mrs. e. A. Bixlcr II Mrs. P. z. Hen.
wood. The study of France was con
tinued and the various subjects were
Lyons and It's Silk Making" French
Army and Navy" and "Watteau Yer
met Greuze."
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John Thompson to Wed.
Friends of John Thompson of Con.
cord, Mont" formerly of this city. viii
he Interested in the news that he il
soon to wed. Miss Jeanette Ward q
the same city is Mr.. Thompson.
fancee and though no definite an.
~nouncement Of the date has been re.
ceived the wedding is scheduled te
take place the early part of this week
Mr.. Thompson and his bride will con.
tinue to live in Concord where he i:
engaged in the drug business and nea,
which city he has a valuable claim.