Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-09
The Fishing Boy. T.

S NEAR tne oceans edge as can
go:
My tardy steps it's waves Sometimes
oerreacfl. * IL
Sometimes 1 stay to let them over
flow.
Ny sole employment is. and scrupu-
To place my gains beyondSthe reach
Each smoother pebble. and each shell
Which ocean kindlys to my hand
confides.
have but few companions on the
shore;
They scorn the strand who sail up
on the sea;
Yet oft ! think the ocean they've
sailed DER
Is deeper known upon the strand to
The middle sea contains no crimson
~ dulse,
1ts deeper waves cast up no pearls
to view:
Aions the shore. my hand is on its
pulse,
And I converse with many a ship
wrecked crew.
And since in life loved them we'll,
Let me in death lie down with them
And let the pines and tempests swell
Around me their great requiem.
Henry David Thoreau.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Warner have
arrived from Peria, ILL.,, where they
have spent the summer months with
relatives. iti
Mrs. Joh Traynor returned last
evening fro man extended visit with
relatives in Canada. She spent some
time with her daughter in North Bay,
Ont, and also visited son in Of
tawa.
Valley City Times-Record: One of
the most brilliant social events which
have been given for Miss Marjory
Mcdonald, who will be bride on
September 12. occurred yesterday at
the Mudgett home on Fourth avenue,
when Mrs. Charles Mudgett and Jen-
ME Mcdonald entertained at high
tea.
There were twelve guests who were
hidden, from three until six o'clock.
The afternoon was spent in conversa-
ton and at five o'clock tea was serv-
ed.
A color scheme of pink was carried
throughout. The dining table was
pSauSllulS OSluS dil SANulSIlS ClOlH VI
Spanish embroidery and dainty china
and silverware. From huge pink
crepe parasol which was suspended
from the ceiling, pink ribbons extend
ed to the place of each guest. The
place Of the bride-to-be was marked
by a huge bow of pink tulle, and the
centerpiece was formed by a large
was surrounded by smaller crystal bas-
kets. holding these dainty blossoms.
Little individual nut holders in the
form Of baskets, in pink and white
were at each place and the place
cards were hand painted baskets.
A profusion of sweetpeas were also
used to decorate the rooms of the
sweetpeas being in evidence every
where. The pink color note was also
carried out in the tea service.
The guests included Miss Marjory
Mcdonald, Mrs. w. w. Smith, Mrs.
Lorne Ritchie, Mrs. Elsie Strau. Miss
Dora Straus Of Cincinnati, Mrs. Ray
!, Bassett. Misses Hazel Nelson, Minnie
Nelson, Constance MCPHERSON, Mary
Hudson, Mae Stewart and Mrs. Chas.
Peterson.
This morning at IL o'clock. at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Nisbet, 6O3
Cottonwood street, occurred the mar
lldSO VI 1lCl SouHSCoI uou6hICis Vhioo
May Travis Nisbet, to Mr.. Frank Gill
George j. Hankey of ia Walnut
street. The. wedding was quiet af-
fair, owing to the recent death of the
brides father Rev. John X. Burle-
son, rector of st. PauPs Episcopal
church. officiated in the presence of
Mrs. Benn l.. Mann Of Battle Lake.
Minn.. a sister Of the groom, rendered
the Lohengrin wedding march. The
house was beautifully decorated for
the occasion and a pretty color scheme
Of green and white predominated. Smi-
lax, ferns and palms were used in pro-
fusion and baskets and vases of lovely
white sweet peas were artistically ar
ranged. The ceremony was solemniz-
ed in the living room where a bower
was constructed in the bay window.
Quantities of sweet peas were used
in conjunction with the smilax and
pedestals with palms were arranged
on either side. The bride was beauti-
full In a dainty gown of white en-
broidery and she wore a corsage Of
lilies Of the valley and white roses
The bride entered on the arm Of her
brother, William Nisbet, who gave her
in marriage.
Following the ceremony daintily
appointed wedding breakfast was
bcINcu ny IIlS pEluc 3 N1OCn0r, ana Dlnk
and white sweet peas were used in tho
dining room.
The announcement of the wedding
will be received with interest by scores
of friends of both young people
throughout the state. The bride elect
Is a charming young woman of many
graces and accomplishments. she at
tended high school in Grand Forks
and graduated from the Wesley COL
lege conservatory of music. She is
musician of great ability and was one
of the instructors at Wesley conserva-
tory for several years.
The groom has resided here since
childhood and attended the local high
school. He is salesman in the Op-
sahl clothing store and numbers his
friends by the legion. Hosts of
friends will unite in extending best
wishes for a happy and prosperous
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hankey left on the
noon train for a honeymoon trip to
the twin cities. Detroit and Battle
Lake, MINI. They will be at home to
their friends in a cozy bungalow at
622 Chestnut street after October is.
Mrs. Hankey travelled in a handsome
tailored costume of navy blue with
hat and accessories to match