Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-30

AT nigh noon today home we'd
ding of charming appointment took
place at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Fox, 421 South Fourth street.
was given in marriage to Mr. Harry
William Leake of Emerado. Just
family members were the hidden
guests and DR.. c. E. Coles, pastor of
Mendenhall Memorial church of East
Grand Forks officiated, using the ring
ceremony Of the Presbyterian church.
The Fox home was prettily decorat-
ed for the happy event and the COL
ors of the season predominated
throughout. A bower of greenery
was arranged before the large bay
window in, the double parlors for the
assemblage of the bridal party, and
this was effected with smilax and red
carnations. The moment the hour of
midday was struck the strains of the
Mendelssohn wedding march were
sounded, Miss Ella Hewitson presid-
Ing at the piano, and DR.. Coles took
his place. He was followed by the
groom and his best man. William
Fox. a brother of the bride, and Miss
bride, as ringbearer, preceded the
bride and her maid, Miss Myra Fox,
her sister. The bride was beautiful in
her gown of soft white crepe de chine
fashioned becomingly with silk cnlf.
ION and lace and her flowers were
bride roses tied with tulle. The
bridesmaid wore frock Of embroid-
cred voile in white with a girdle Of
pink satin and her flowers were pink
roses. Mr.. Fox gave his daughter
away.
Soft bridal music was played inn
mediately after the ceremony when
felicitations were extended and then
the company of guests were bidden
to the dining room where an elabor-
ate wedding dinner was served. The
brides mother was assisted in the
dinner service by her two daughters
in-law. Mrs. Nicholas Fox and Mrs.
Richard Fox. Jr., and Mrs. Mary
Hetherington. Covers were laid for
twenty-four.
Mr.. I.eakc and his bride went to
their home at Emerado this afternoon
and will receive their friends after
the New Year. Mr.. Leale is a prom
inently known farmer Of that commu-
nifty and his bride will be most cor
daily welcomed. Going away the
bride was gowned in peacock blue
with accessories to- match.
The out-of-town guests who were
present at the ceremony were the
brides sister, Mrs. Edwin Whipple,
who arrived last evening from Nc
t4eod, Alta. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Fox OF Hurd, n. D.. Mr. and Mrs
Richard Fox, Jr.. and two children Of
Norma, y. d., William Leake of En-
erado. father of the groom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Leakc and Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Of Emerado.
4 wedding of much interest will be
celebrated this evening at the home
of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs. +.
G. Douglass of 719 Cottonwood street.
when their daughter, Hazel, will be-
come the bride of DIR. Emmett r. Horr.
of Minneapolis. The ceremony will
be performed by Rev. Thompson of
the Methodist church and the guests
will be members of their families and
Il few intimate friends.
Miss Douglass is a popular Grand
Forks young woman who has recently
been teaching at Crocus, n. u. She
will be attended by her sister, Miss
Harriet Douglass.
The groom, North Dakota univcr-
sity graduate, now successful dentist
Of Minneapolis. will be attended by IL
former classmate. DR.. Earl Thompson
Of Brainerd. MINI.
Out of town guests who are here for
the wedding are Mrs r. F. Anderson
and daughter Of Weidpath, Seek, Mr..
Fred Douglass of the same place, Miss
Lillian Anderson and Miss Pearl Con-
nell of Hamilton. N. d.. and Mr..
/ Frank Rossau of Crocus, n. D.
Miss Anna Kaufman of East
Grand Forks. will play the wedding
march. and Miss Pearl Connell will
sing two selections, "At Dawning,"
and Perfect Day." DR.. and Mrs.
Horr will leave on the 10 o'clock train
tonight for Minneapolis. where they
will make their future home.
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