Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-16

Mrs. Jestin went,iiins June and spent
The summer monthssw.th her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. JatnesSKeith, Mr.. Jes-
in spent .thre6 weeks there and &C
,ompanieq. her home. They report a
splendid time. -.
The ladies OF the Civic Improve
rilesit league OF, LANoure, with char.
actertstic enterprise and grasp OF, OBJ.
portunity, have arranged for a peace
program to be given October is in
the Steddard opera house. A collec-
uon y to be taken for the benefit of
the Red Cross association. Conse-
quently a large attendance is desired
that the proceeds obtained for 30
A very interesting meeting OF the
Lincoln school circle met in the
school house in Valley City. After
the election Of officers and appoint
sion on food and.clothing Of the child
followed. Also the matter Of MrA.
Tate's visit to Valley CITY was brought
up and all members urged to be pres
emit at the meeting Friday, October
30, when she h TO. meet with the
ladies and speak. Mrs. Tate is secre.
tary, Of the National Congress Of
1MOSLlcT6,r 0JIV Wlt1.fNO IN Wiley CIV
October -. "a ana rs.
One Of the pTettiest church we'd
dings that .fhaS! ESFeeently occurred at
jamestown waS &aolemnized ut the
Presbyterian church yesterday after
noon, when Miss Mildred Heinz and
Francis Lenton, both wcll-known resi-
dents Of Stutsman county, were unit
ed In the bonds OF matrimony. There
were Nonnvs 0lleafR nrocort Prnnn
Jamestown and southern stutsman.
and the church was, beautifully dec
grated with paine and ferns.
The impressive ring ceremony was
observed. Rev. Guy W. Simon ON
ciating. The, charInins bride was at
tired In q gown OF beautiful rice cloth
and shadow lace; she wore a bridal
veil and carried q pretty bouquet Of
brides ~ The couple were at
tended by Miss Nance Orchard and
Miss Grace Meeker. Harry Lenton
and Frank Orchard: The Lohengrin
and Mendelssohn wedding marches
were played by Mrs: Halle Foster
during the ceremony. and Carl Birk-
haug sang 1.-THE Sweetest Story Ever
Told"
Following the marriage a wedding
supper was served at the home Of
Mrs. A. e. Orchard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lenton will reside at the farm home
south of jamestown.
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A very quiet wedding occurred at
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
l.. Lewis in Necha when their young
est daughter, Vera May. was united In
marriage to Roswell Holmes Fadden,
Rev. A. Heidman officiating.
The bride was married III white, and
was attended by her sister, Mrs. Mer-
vyn r.. Givan. Roy Young acted as
best man. The wedding march WA
played by Miss Lillian Holmes.
After tho ceremony those present
sat down to q well-prepared wedding
dinner.
The young couple left on the noon
train for Winnipeg, spending several
days in the city before leaving for
western Canada, where Mr.. Fadden 10
q travelling representative for the
Winnipeg Telegram. So.
since childhood and has been one OF
the most popular young ladies in town
in recent years.
Mr.. Fadden has lived in Neche for
about six years;stand has been pub.
Listing The chrontpyPe during these
Soth,4-.s s,skapw6tan ;thi. com.
sine1f s,,. Is ss sf9s,saf y Esmsispf hs sss;
consrstuladess and large auantitte,
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"a simple though pretty home we'd.
ding took place last evening at the
residence Of Rev. and Mrs. C. b. Keep.
ford, Jamestown. AIT Fourth avenue
N. when their Oldest daughter, Ha.
eel Elliott, became tho bride Of DR.
Leroy schmitz. only son Of Mrs. Mich.
ael Sehmttz. Preceding the ceremony
which occurred at 8 o'clock, q beau
Lewis. accompanied by Mrs. Don
Nierltns, who also played Mendels.
sohn.E wedding. march az the bride
entered from the stairway. She wa
Givan away by her father and the
marriage vows were exchanged at IN
altar of ferns and smilax underneath
q wedding heli Of carnations. The
James Anderson Of the Methods,
Episcopal church, the ring-bearer be.
ing the brides sister, Miss Esther
who carried the ring in a large pink
rose. There were no bridal attend
ants.
The bride was very attractively
goWned in white satin with trimming,
Of real Duchess lace and rhinestones
and her veil Of tulle wa .Wreathed
with orange blossoms aud pearls. She
carried q shower bouquet Of lilies OF
the valley. Miss Esther was frocksd
In shadow lace over net Mrs. Kep.
fos0'a gown wal Of black overlace oc-
or cream charmeuse and Mra. Echmitx
was attired In blue silk with cream,
lace trimmings.
The reception, living and dining
rooms were deliberately decorated
with natural oak branches and the
electric lights were draped With pink
and white. the color scheme Of the
wedding being pink and white.
"A reception to sixty guests. who
also attended the wedding, was held
following the ceremony ana light re-
treatments served by the Misses Eth
elyn Rathman, Daphna Hauser, Allies
O'Donnell and Mae Farley with Mrs.
Oscar Zimmerman presiding at the
frappe table. Numerous weddins
gifts OF linen. cut glass. silver and
other articles were displayed. out-of-
town guests were Mira Dan Schmuls
and daughter Ella, Of Whitehall,
Wis. and MI. and Mrv. Carl schuls
and. daughter. Laura, OF Eldridke.
Both the young people are we'll
known to Jamestown residents. Or.
Schmitx hsing q graduate OF the Uni
yetstty OF Minnesota, ana . prominent
dentist OF the state. The bride has
taught elocution for four years in the
city at st. Johns academy and James
town college. and the past summer